Amanda Bynes leaves LA cosmetology school where she is training to become a manicurist

Former Hollywood star Amanda Bynes was seen leaving a Los Angeles building on Tuesday.

The former TV and film actress – best known for She’s The Man and What A Girl Wants and the series The Amanda Show – wore a black T-shirt that read Stay Calm And Create On as she pulled a black cosmetic case.

The star has been working on becoming a nail technician after enrolling in a cosmetology course in California.

Amanda seemed to be in great shape when she added black leggings that showed off tight legs. The former TV actress also wore white sneakers and glasses.

Her long dark hair was up in a high ponytail with side swept bangs while she was nicely made up with pink lipstick.

The once-haunted acting veteran is attempting a new career this year.

Bynes has shared in recent days that she completed 100 hours to get her nail technology license.

Do what she likes: The former TV and film actress – best known for She’s The Man and What A Girl Wants and the series The Amanda Show – wore a black T-shirt that read Stay Calm And Create On

‘Preparing for school tomorrow. I’ve got 100 hours so far.. 300 more to go before I get my nail technician license!’ she captioned a photo of her nail supplies.

To qualify for the California State Board of Cosmetology manicure exam, one must have completed a minimum of 400 hours of training.

She also provided a look at the class she studied in.

Bynes has been doing well since her nine-year legal conservatorship ended in March.

With her necessities: The talented star pulled out a black cosmetic case. The viewer has been working on becoming a nail technician after enrolling in a cosmetology course in California

Amanda’s conservatorship began in 2013 when she was involuntarily committed to a psychiatric treatment facility in Pasadena after a public collapse.

That breakdown included a series of run-ups with the law dating back to 2012.

Among Bynes’ violations were two hit-and-runs and a DUI in 2012, as well as a 2013 arrest for throwing a bong from a 36th-floor window of her Manhattan apartment.

Nail tech coming soon! Bynes also took to Instagram Stories to share that she completed 100 hours to get her nail technology license

Surprise! The star previously shared that she has been working towards becoming a nail technician after enrolling in a cosmetology course

Amanda already obtained her associate’s degree at FIDM/Fashion Institute of Design & Merchandising in 2019.

It also seems that her love life is on track as well. She is reunited with her ex-fiancé Paul Michael.

The star shared a mysterious photo of herself holding hands with the 31-year-old law student on her Instagram – recognizable by his signature tattoos.

The cozy click comes two months after news broke that the two were ending their two-year engagement.

The simple photo shows Paul’s gray T-shirt and white sneakers, as well as Bynes’ hand – with colorful square acrylic nails – holding his hand.

Back on? Bynes shared a mysterious photo of himself holding hands with ex-fiancée Paul Michael on Instagram, recognizable by his signature tattoos.

Not Engaged: The cozy click comes two months after news broke that the former actress, 36, and 31-year-old law student ended their two-year engagement ‘sometime in 2021’

What makes it work: Bynes and Michael got engaged on Valentine’s Day 2020 just months after staying in the same austere residential facility

The two were also spotted attending the Malibu Chili Cook-Off in September, with the actress getting a hug with Paul, who lovingly wrapped his arms around her neck as they shared a tender embrace.

Neither seemed to be wearing rings on their hands after the news on July 8 that they had ended their engagement “sometime in 2021.”

“They are still together as a couple,” an insider emphasized ET, at the time amid their alleged split. “They are still in a committed relationship and take their relationship seriously.”

Bynes and Michael got engaged on Valentine’s Day 2020, just months after staying in the same austere residential facility.

Free as a Bird: Seven months ago, Ventura County Supreme Court Justice Roger L. Lund agreed to finally end Bynes’ nine-year legal guardianship overseen by her mother Lynn (R, pictured in 2004)