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Nail Association Seeks Industry Preservation

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Reflexology and the Law

While reflexology continues to grow as an add-on service, very few states even recognize its existence.

As I See It: The More Things Change …

Editor's note: 1997: A Year of Controversy

his year, state boards took a beating, especially in California. Several other states scrutinized whether they even need licensing at all.

Licensing Scam Traced to Nail Schools

Two schools have been revealed as “diploma mills,” selling certification of school hours. More than 2,000 licensees are suspected of holding fraudulent licenses.

South Dakota Gets Separate Licensing for Nail Techs

The bill was sponsored by Sen. Jim D. Thompson, Sen. Alan Aker, Rep. Kay S. Jorgensen, Rep. Steve Cutler, Rep. Michael DeMersseman, Rep. Roger W. Hunt, and Rep. Robert A. Roe.

As I See It: California Once Again Center of Controversy

Last year, the DCA indicated, among other proposals, that it might lower educational requirements for cosmetologists.

Asian Influence: Building A Bridge

As competition increases, the gap between Asian salons and the rest of the industry is actually getting smaller. To keep their English-speaking clientele, Asian nail technicians are making efforts to learn the language and expand their salon services, while non-Asian salons are discovering the value of quick service and client convenience.

Licensing Under Fire

Do sunset reviews mean the end of cosmetology licensing? Not necessarily, but they do require the government to evaluate the relevance of licensing and education of cosmetologists. This year, 12 states are scrutinizing the cosmetology industry.

Waiting Game For Illinois Nail Techs

"You cannot rush the state," says industry advocate Patricia Johnson-Rambo.

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