What must a licensee do when displaying their license at work?

When a licensee displays their license at work by posting it in public view or in a notebook, they are adhering to the regulations set forth by the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR). This practice ensures transparency and allows clients to comfortably see that the professional is licensed and qualified to provide esthetic services. Public display of the license enhances trust between the practitioner and their clients, as it demonstrates compliance with legal requirements.

In contrast, making the license available only during inspections would not serve the purpose of informing clients, and keeping it in a private folder or providing access only through a website limits visibility, which is counterproductive for maintaining client confidence. These alternatives do not uphold the standards needed for public transparency in the practice of esthetics.