Trust & safety

Verify you're in the right place

Texas CE attracts scammers because renewal deadlines make people hurry. This page exists so you can check, in under a minute, that you are dealing with the real Tu Es Belle CE Academy — and so you can recognize anyone pretending to be us.

Status: our TDLR continuing education provider registration is in progress and has not been issued. Anyone claiming to sell our CE courses right now is not us.

Our official details — and nothing else

Our only official websites

ce.tuesbellespa.com

www.tuesbellespa.com (parent spa site)

Our only official phone

(346) 812-7727

Our only official email

hello@tuesbellespa.com

Our only physical location

333 West Loop North, Suite 410, Houston, TX 77024

Monday–Sunday, 8:30 am – 6:30 pm, by appointment only

If a phone number, address, email domain or website differs from those above, it is not Tu Es Belle CE Academy — no matter how closely the branding matches.

Verify our instructor's licenses yourself

You do not have to trust a claim on a website. Texas licenses are public record, and both of ours can be looked up in seconds on the official TDLR license search:

Licenses held by Rozmin Shirazee — independently verifiable
CredentialLicense numberStatus
Laser Hair Removal TechnicianZP11290Active
Cosmetology Operator1404280Held since 2009
  • Look up either number on the TDLR license search and confirm the name and status for yourself.
  • Check the TDLR approved CE provider list to see which providers are approved to deliver Texas CE. We are not on that list yet — our registration is in progress, and we will not pretend otherwise.
  • Publicly verifiable license numbers are the correct answer to any doubt about licensure. Please check them.

Red flags: how to spot a Texas CE scam

These are the behaviors that should end a conversation immediately — with anyone, including someone using our name:

  • Payment by Zelle, Cash App, Venmo, gift card, wire or cryptocurrency. We will never ask for payment that way. When enrollment opens it will run through a reputable payment processor on this site.
  • A request for your Social Security number. We will never ask for it. No legitimate CE course needs it.
  • A certificate sold without coursework. Anyone offering to sell you CE hours you did not complete is selling you a problem, not a certificate.
  • A certificate missing required information. A valid Texas CE certificate must list your name, the completion date, the course title, the provider name and the number of completed hours. If any of those five items is missing, the hours will not be accepted (TDLR — Laser Hair Removal Continuing Education).
  • Claims of "TDLR-approved" status with no provider number you can check. Approved providers appear on the TDLR approved CE provider list with a number. Look it up.
  • Pressure about a deadline, or a price that expires today. Renewal deadlines are real; urgency tactics from a stranger are not a reason to skip verification.
  • An email domain that is almost right. Check the spelling character by character. Our email domain is tuesbellespa.com and nothing else.

Report an impersonator

If someone is using our name, our monogram, our instructor's license numbers or a copy of this website to sell continuing education:

  1. 01

    Tell us

    Call (346) 812-7727 or email hello@tuesbellespa.com. Screenshots and the URL help enormously.

  2. 02

    Report CE fraud to TDLR

    Call TDLR at (800) 803-9202. Continuing education fraud and unlicensed activity are exactly what that line is for.

  3. 03

    Protect yourself

    If you already paid, contact your bank or card issuer immediately. Payments made by gift card, crypto or peer-to-peer app are usually unrecoverable — which is precisely why scammers ask for them.

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