Topic : licensing

Nigeria’s First Lady of Nails

December 1, 1995  | Article

Being a nail pioneer in Nigeria isn’t easy. But Adetokunbo Awogboro is blazing trails right and left, with a little help from loyal clients, and a friendly customs officials or two.

Who Pays for Licensing Fraud?

September 1, 1995  | Article

Crime may not pay, but beauty professionals do when people cheat at getting a license, or just work without one. What’s the cost? Increased licensing fees, more rigorous application processes, and a damaged reputation for the entire industry.

The State of Licensing: Illinois And New York

July 1, 1995  | Article

Although it’s been official that a license is required for all nail technicians in the states of Illinois and New York, the grandfathering periods are about to end.

State Legislatures in Session: Proposed Laws Could Affect You

May 1, 1995  | Article

Various bills have been introduced that, if passed, would affect nail technicians and salon owners in several states.

Editor's note: Let’s Raise the Stakes

August 1, 1994  | Article

New Jersey Says, "Go to the State Legislature"

May 1, 1994  | Article

Why Is New York Still Unlicensed?

October 1, 1991  | Article

Behind-the-scenes politicking, lobbying inexperience, and legislative ignorance have tied up the New York licensing battle for years — but advocates say 1992 is their year.

New York Tech Association to Discuss Upcoming License Changes

May 1, 1987  | Article