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Rozmin Shirazee — Houston laser hair removal and cosmetology CE instructor

In the industry since 2008, licensed since 2009. Eighteen years across cosmetology and laser hair removal. Active laser hair removal technician, license No. ZP11290, still working with clients in Uptown Houston every week.

Status: CE provider registration in progress with TDLR. Enrollment opens upon TDLR approval. Provider and course numbers will be published here once issued.

Rozmin Shirazee's emerald and gold laser treatment room at Tu Es Belle Spa in Houston, with laser hair removal equipment and ivory linens
Tu Es Belle Spa, 333 West Loop North, Suite 410, Houston, TX 77024 — where the coursework is written.

Credentials, in numbers you can verify

  • Laser Hair Removal Technician (active)License No. ZP11290
  • Cosmetology OperatorLicense No. 1404280
  • Licensed cosmetologist since2009
  • Experience18 years
  • CE provider registrationIn progress with TDLR

Both license numbers are public record. Look them up yourself on the TDLR license search — that is exactly what the search is for, and I would rather you check than take my word for it.

Why a working practitioner is writing this coursework

I did not come to continuing education from a curriculum department. I came to it from a treatment room. Since 2009 I have held a Texas cosmetology operator license, and for years now I have worked as an active laser hair removal technician — which means the situations I write about are situations I have handled, usually more than once, usually on a day that was already fully booked.

That matters because most Texas CE is produced by companies that have never run a handpiece or reset a station between clients. The hours are technically compliant and completely forgettable. I have never yet met a sanitation shortcut that did not eventually turn up on somebody's skin. Teaching from current practice is the only way I know to make four hours worth your afternoon.

What I teach, and what I refuse to teach

  • Laser and light safety as it behaves on real skin types, not as exam vocabulary
  • Sanitation at the pace of a full appointment book, including the shortcuts people take and what they cost
  • Human trafficking awareness framed for a private treatment room, where the indicators are different
  • Client screening and contraindications, including the conversation where you decline a service
  • Adverse events — recognizing, documenting and referring, rather than hoping

What I will not do is pad hours, promise approval that has not been issued, or publish a course number that does not exist yet. The provider packet is with TDLR; when the registration and course numbers are issued they will appear on this site, and enrollment opens then.

The spa behind the academy

Tu Es Belle Spa sits at 333 West Loop North, Suite 410, Houston, TX 77024, in the Uptown and Galleria area of Houston, and serves clients from River Oaks, Memorial, Tanglewood, Bellaire and West University Place. Appointments run Monday–Sunday, 8:30 am – 6:30 pm, by appointment only. Tu Es Belle CE Academy is the continuing education division of that practice — the same hands, the same standards, a different deliverable.

You can reach me on (346) 812-7727, by email at hello@tuesbellespa.com, or through the parent site at www.tuesbellespa.com.

Last updated: July 2026 · Written and reviewed by Rozmin Shirazee, Laser Hair Removal Technician (License No. ZP11290) and Cosmetology Operator (License No. 1404280).