From the word “reciprocal,” this is the practice of U.S. states allowing nail professionals educated and licensed in one state to practice in another; usually involves passing the exam of the host state.
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Tabatha Coffey Speaks About Beauty Licensing and the Threat of Deregulation April 25, 2013
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