State is implementing a hair designer license separate from cosmetology license
Date to apply for licensing has been extended.
Georgia’s discovery of an employee’s license selling scam launched an investigation that is now crossing state lines.
State legislatures are now on session. Various bills have been introduced that, if passed, would affect nail technicians and salon owners in several states. The following are bills currently being considered.
As of December 31, 1994 nail technicians practicing in Illinois without a cosmetology license need to have a nail technician’s license.
Proposed new language spells out whether it’s okay to war blouses, shirts, sweaters, smokes, dresses, pants, jeans, T-shirts, and Bermuda, walking, and jeans shorts.
Currently, the law allows nail technicians in New Jersey to own their own salon but not to manage it. To own a shop, a nail technician has to hire a beautician or hairstylist with three years of experience to act as manager.
Frustrated with the lack of qualified professional nail technicians, Diane Laird saw to it that the entire cosmetology school system in New Hampshire changed.
Texas wants tougher sanitation rules and Missouri wants a separate license for estheticians.
The Vermont State Board of Cosmetology has modified its licensing requirements for salon managers.
