Part IV.
Texas Cosmetology Commission
Chapter 83.
Sanitary Rulings
22 TAC §§83.1-83.5, 83.10, 83.13, 83.14, 83.17, 83.22, 83.23, 83.25, 83.29, 83.30
The Texas Cosmetology Commission proposes amendments to
§83.1, concerning enforcement, §83.2, concerning sanitary rules,
§83.3, concerning proper quarters, §83.4, concerning toilets/bathrooms,
§83.5, concerning waste and refuse, §83.10, concerning towels, §83.13,
concerning implements, §83.14, concerning definition of wet disinfectant
soaking containers and dry storage containers, §83.17, concerning instruments
and supplies, §83.22, concerning infectious disease, §83.23, concerning
personal hygiene, §83.25, concerning arresting bleeding, §83.29,
concerning shirts and shoes required, and §83.30, concerning proper labeling,
are being proposed in accordance with House Bill 1, of the General Appropriations
Act, §167.
Delores L. Alspaugh, Executive Director, has determined that for each year
of the first five years the rules are in effect, there will be fiscal implications
for state or local government as a result of enforcing or administering the
rules. Persons who fail to comply with these rules as proposed may be assessed
administrative penalties for noncompliance.
Ms. Alspaugh also has determined that for each year of the first five years
the rules are in effect, the public benefit anticipated as a result of enforcing
the rules will be to ensure that cosmetology establishments and licensees
comply with the requirements of the rules of the commission. There are anticipated
economic costs to persons who are required to comply with the rules as proposed
Noncompliance with these rules as proposed may result in administrative penalties
being assessed.
Comments on the proposals may be submitted to Delores L. Alspaugh, Executive
Director, P.O. Box 26700, Austin, Texas, 78755-0700.
These amendments are proposed in accordance with Article 8451a,
V.T.C.S., which provides the commission with the authority to "issue rules
consistent with this Act after a public hearing", to protect the public's
health and safety.
Article 8451a, V.T.C.S., is affected by these proposed amendments.
§83.1.Enforcement.
(a)
The holder or holders of an establishment license and/or
certificate [
(b)
Every cosmetology establishment, as defined by the Statutes
to regulate the practice of cosmetology in the state of Texas, shall be given
a sanitary rating covering the entire establishment [
[(1)
The rating given said establishment shall
be posted in the reception desk area in public view.]
[(2)
An establishment operating in violation
of these rules and regulations, or which operates with a sanitary rating of
less than 80% shall be issued a notice of violation. If the violation is not
corrected in 10 days, an informal hearing may be initiated by the executive
director.]
[(3)
Violation of any of these rules
and regulations, or operating a hairdressing establishment which fails to
receive a sanitary rating of at least 80%, shall be issued a violation. If
not corrected within 10 days, an informal hearing could be initiated by the
executive director.]
§83.2.[
Notwithstanding any fines or violations under Section 35A and
§89.1 of this title (relating to Administrative Fines), every cosmetology
establishment should maintain a sanitary rating on each inspection report
of not less than 70% as a minimum satisfactory standard of operation.
[
§83.3.Proper Quarters.
(a)
Each establishment shall be [
(b)
Linoleum or tile fixtures must be tight with no broken
areas or badly worn spots. Floors shall be constructed of smooth, hard-finished
materials, such as quarry tile, terrazzo, ceramic tile, etc., or covered with
washable composition materials such as rubber-base greaseless asphalt tile
may be used. Hair cuttings must be immediately swept up and deposited in a
disposal receptacle when the haircut is finished. Those establishments that
currently have carpeting in the shampoo and work areas are not required to
remove said carpeting until such time as it can no longer be maintained in
a sanitary condition.
In no event shall any establishment maintain carpeting
in the shampoo and work areas after December 31, 2001.
No carpet shall
be permitted except in reception or offices. Walls and fixtures shall be of
a sanitary nature. [
(c)
The use of a cosmetology establishment as living, dining,
or sleeping quarters shall be prohibited. Residential salons shall maintain
a separate entrance which shall not open
to
[
[(d)
Doors and windows shall be closed or
properly screened.]
(d)
[
(e)
[
[(g)
Equipment such as dryer heads and filters
must be kept clean at all times.]
§83.4.Toilet; Bathrooms.
(a)
Toilet facilities shall be kept clean and sanitary without
offensive odor and in working order at all times.
(b)
Each establishment shall provide hand washing facilities,
including hot and cold running water, located near or adjacent to the toilet
room or rooms. Hot air blowers or suitable holders for sanitary towels and
dispensers for soap shall be provided, and be adequately supplied at all times.
[(c)
Provision must be made for toilet facilities
within the salon or a public restroom available within 100 feet. All existing
salons will be grandfathered. Any new construction, remodeling, or relocating
after January 1, 1994, will necessitate compliance with this rule.]
(c)
[
§83.5.Waste and Refuse.
[
No establishment shall permit
the accumulation of waste or refuse, or cluttering of unnecessary books, papers,
or magazines.]
(a)
[
(b)
[
(c)
[
(d)
[
§83.10.Towels.
(a)
Clean towels shall be used on each client. [
(b)
Soiled towels are to be discarded. After a towel has been
used once, it shall be deposited in a partially closed receptacle, container,
or basket, and shall not be used again until properly laundered and disinfected.
For blood spills, refer to §83.25 of this title (relating to Arresting
Bleeding).
(c)
Used towels shall be laundered
in chlorinated hot
water
either by regular commercial laundering or by a noncommercial
laundering process [
[(1)
immersion in water at 160 degrees Fahrenheit
for not less than five minutes at some time during the washing or rinsing
operation.]
[(2)
immersion of the clean and thoroughly
rinsed towels in an aqueous solution containing 100 ppm of available chlorine
for not less than one minute.]
[(3)
immersion of the clean and thoroughly
rinsed towels in an aqueous solution containing 200 ppm of available chlorine
for not less than one minute.]
§83.13.Implements, Combs, Brushes, and Rollers.
(a)
Before servicing each client,
each cosmetologist
is required to have implements and tools that have been cleaned and disinfected
with a hospital grade EPA registered disinfectant solution [
[(b)
Rollers, pins, clips, combs, brushes,
and cold wave rods shall not be stained from rinses or hair spray, lacquer,
or setting lotions.]
[(c)
At no time shall a cosmetology student,
or a licensed cosmetologist, keep combs or brushes in their pocket.]
(b)
[
(c)
[
(d)
[
(e)
Electrical appliances shall be kept clean
by wiping the surface with a towel or cotton pad dampened with a hospital
grade EPA registered disinfectant solution. The solution must remain on the
surface for at least 10 minutes.
(f)
Disposable supplies shall be used whenever
possible.
[(g)
No other items are allowed in drawers
or covered containers with clean, disinfected combs and brushes. Drawers and
containers must be kept closed and clean at all times.]
Disinfection Practices and Procedures
[
(a)
A wet disinfectant soaking container is a container large
enough to hold a disinfectant solution in which the objects to be disinfected
are immersed. A wet disinfectant soaking container must have a cover to prevent
contamination of the solution. The disinfectant solution must be a hospital
grade EPA registered disinfectant solution. Before immersing objects in a
wet disinfectant soaking container containing a disinfectant solution,
all licensees shall
[
(1)
remove [
(2)
pre-clean thoroughly with hot water and soap or disinfectant
solution;
(3)
place tool and implements in the wet soaking container
filled with disinfectant solution, completely immerse for 10 minutes, or according
to the manufacturer's direction; and
(4)
remove tools and implements after 10 minutes, wipe
dry with a clean towel, and store in a dry storage container.
(b)
The disinfected implements are kept clean by placing them
in
a clean,
[
(c)
Ultraviolet electrical sanitizers are permissible for use
as a dry storage container.
(d)
Disposable items used for cosmetology
and related services must be disposed of after each use.
(e)
Disposable gloves must be worn at all
times when removing wax or when going facial extractions.
(f)
All depilatories and all paraffin wax
that have which has been in contact with a client's skin or been removed from
the containers must be disposed of after each use. Used wax may and not be
re-used under any circumstances.
(g)
All wax pots will be cleaned and disinfected
with a hospital (grade) EPA registered disinfectant solution with no sticks
left standing in the wax at any time. The wax remaining in the pot may remain,
all wax removed from the pot must be disposed of.
(h)
Headrests of chairs shall be cleaned with
a hospital grade EPA registered disinfectant solution prior to each service
and covered with a clean towel or paper sheet for each client.
(i)
All areas of the body being treated in
a wax service must be cleaned with a broad spectrum antibacterial agent.
Prohibited Medical Practices
[
(a)
The use of blade or cutting tool intended for the
purpose of removing corns and calluses is prohibited.
[
(b)
No licensee shall remove hair mole, or other blemishes,
by radiation or other means of tissue destruction.
[
[(c)
No cosmetologist shall remove hair mole
or other blemishes by radiation or other means of tissue destruction.]
[(d)
Shampoo bowls, cups, finger bowls or
similar objects, will be disinfected with a hospital grade EPA registered
disinfectant solution after each use and prior to being used for another client.]
[(e)
Electrical appliances will be kept clean
by wiping the surface with a towel or cotton pad dampened with a hospital
grade EPA registered disinfectant solution. The solution must remain on the
surface for at least ten minutes.]
[(f)
Disposable supplies shall be used whenever
possible.]
§83.22.Infectious Disease.
(a)
All
licensees
[
(b)
No person afflicted with an infectious or communicable
disease, or infected by an animal parasite, shall be permitted to work or
train in a school or establishment except as such person is entitled to protection
under the Americans with Disabilities Act (42 USC §12101 et seq.). No
school or establishment shall require, permit, or suffer a student or person
licensed by the Texas Cosmetology Commission knowingly to work upon a person
suffering from an infectious disease or an infection of animal parasites except
as such person is entitled to protection under the Americans with Disabilities
Act (42 USC §12101 et seq.).
(c)
No school or establishment shall require or permit a student
or person licensed by the Texas Cosmetology Commission knowingly to work upon
a person infected with an infectious disease or an infection of animal parasites.
(d)
These rules apply in all situations except to the extent
preempted by federal law.
§83.23.Personal Hygiene.
(a)
Any
licensee
[
(b)
Each
licensee
[
§83.25.Arresting Bleeding.
(a)
Liquid or powder astringents may be employed to arrest
bleeding, and such liquid or powder astringent shall be applied by means of
sanitized pieces of gauze or cotton.
(b)
Lump alum and styptic pencil are prohibited.
(c)
All salons, schools,
students, licensees,
and
independent contractors shall
:
(1)
have on the premises and utilize a hospital
grade EPA registered tuberculocidal disinfectant solution in situation involving
blood spills
;
[
(2)
[
(3)
follow disinfecting procedures by complete
immersion for ten minutes of tools or implements that have come in contact
with blood or other fluids.
(d)
If a blood spill should occur, the following
procedures must be followed:
(1)
supply injured party with a band-aid if necessary and liquid
spray styptic/antiseptic; and
(2)
double bag all blood-soiled (contaminated) articles
and label with red or orange biohazard warning.
§83.29.Shirts and Shoes Required.
Cosmetology establishments
should
[
§83.30.Proper Labeling.
Each cosmetology establishment
and independent contractor
shall
properly label all products used in the conduct of their business in compliance
with
OSHA
[
This agency hereby certifies that the proposal has been reviewed
by legal counsel and found to be within the agency's legal authority to adopt.
Filed with the Office of the Secretary of State, on
June 2, 1999.
TRD-9903236
Delores Alspaugh
Executive Director
Texas Cosmetology Commission
Earliest possible date of adoption: July 18, 1999
For further information, please call: (512) 454-4675
22 TAC §§83.15, 83.16, 83.18
(Editor's note: The text of the following sections proposed for
repeal will not be published. The sections may be examined in the offices
of the Texas Cosmetology Commission or in the Texas Register office, Room
245, James Earl Rudder Building, 1019 Brazos Street, Austin.)
The Texas Cosmetology Commission proposes to repeal
§83.15, concerning disinfecting facial implements, §83.16, concerning
disinfecting manicure instruments, and §83.18, concerning sanitation
requirements for independent contractors.
The repeal of these sections is proposed as a result of a comprehensive
review of all the commission's rules in accordance with HB 1 Section 167.
Delores L. Alspaugh, Executive Director, Texas Cosmetology Commission,
has determined that for the first five-year period the rules are repealed,
there will be no fiscal implications for state or local government.
Mrs. Alspaugh also has determined that for each year of the first five
years the rules are repealed, the public benefit anticipated as a result of
repealing the rules will be to eliminate confusing, repetitive terminology.
There will be no effect on small businesses. There are not any anticipated
economic costs to persons with the rules as repealed.
Comments on the proposed repeals may be submitted to Delores L. Alspaugh,
Texas Cosmetology Commission, P.O. Box 26700, Austin, Texas 78755-0700.
The proposed repeals are in accordance with Article 8451(a),
§4a, VTCS.
Article 8451a, Vernon's Texas Civil Statutes, is affected by these proposed
repeals.
§83.15. Disinfecting Facial Implements.
§83.16. Disinfecting Manicure Instruments While in Use on Clients.
§83.18. Sanitation Requirements for Independent Contractors.
This agency hereby certifies that the proposal has been
reviewed by legal counsel and found to be within the agency's legal authority
to adopt.
Filed with the Office of the Secretary of State on June
3, 1999.
TRD-9903267
Delores Alspaugh
Executive Director
Texas Cosmetology Commission
Earliest possible date of adoption: July 18, 1999
For further information, please call: (512) 454-4675
22 TAC §89.39
The Texas Cosmetology Commission proposes to amend §89.39,
concerning new salons.
The proposal of this section is proposed as a result of a comprehensive
review of all the commission's rules in accordance with HB 1 Section 167.
Delores L. Alspaugh, Executive Director, Texas Cosmetology Commission,
has determined that for the first five-year period the rules are proposed,
there will be fiscal implications for state or local government. Persons who
fail to comply with this rule as proposed may be assessed administrative penalties
for noncompliance.
Mrs. Alspaugh also has determined that for each year of the first five
years the rules are proposed, the public benefit anticipated as a result of
repealing the rules will be to eliminate confusing, repetitive terminology.
There will be an effect on small businesses. There are anticipated economic
costs to persons with the rules as proposed. Noncompliance with this rule
as proposed may result in administrative penalties being assessed.
Comments on the proposed section may be submitted to Delores L. Alspaugh,
Texas Cosmetology Commission, P.O. Box 26700, Austin, Texas 78755-0700.
The proposed amendment is in accordance with Article 8451(a),
§4a.
Article 8451a, Vernon's Texas Civil Statutes, is affected by this proposed
amendment.
§89.39.New Salon.
(a)
License requirements: Before a beauty or specialty salon
may open for business, the facility must obtain a license. The application
and fees must be submitted to the Texas Cosmetology Commission at least 45
days in advance of the anticipated opening date. The facility must be inspected
for approval as near to the opening date as possible. If the facility is licensed,
pending the inspection the salon may be open until the final approval is granted.
The facility will be given 10 work days to correct any deficiencies. No salon
may advertise, practice, or attempt to practice under the name or trade of
another licensee under this Act.
(b)
[
(1)
Required floor space shall be a minimum of
150
[
[
Required equipment as
follows:]
[
one working station for each operator;]
[
one styling chair for each operator;]
[
one shampoo bowl and shampoo chair for each
three operators, at a minimum;]
[
one dryer for each operator;]
[
one wet disinfectant soaking container; and]
[
one dry storage container.]
[
(2)
[
(3)
[
(4)
[
(5)
[
(6)
[
[
Closed containers for
clippies, hair nets, and permanent wave equipment are required.]
(7)
Partially closed container(s) for soiled towels/linen.
[
(8)
One wet disinfectant soaking container.
[
(9)
A minimum of one dry storage container.
[
(10)
A minimum of one covered
trash container.
(11)
The salon must be properly
ventilated with an exhaust fan or air filtering device extracting fumes and
gases.
(12)
No cosmetology establishment
shall, in any manner, represent or permit representation to be made in its
behalf that it is a barber shop, whether made by use of a display or device
similar to a barber pole or otherwise. It may, however, advertise that services
for males are available, with the exception of trimming and/or shaving beards
or mustaches.
(13)
Salon licenses will be
issued as a specialty salon with the notion which specialty is being practiced.
(c)
[
(1)
Beauty Salon:
[
(A)
one working station for each
operator;
(B)
one styling chair for each
operator;
(C)
a minimum of one shampoo bowl
and shampoo chair for each three operators;
(D)
one dryer for each operator.
(2)
Manicure Salon:
[
(A)
one manicure table with light
for each manicurist
(B)
one manicure stool for each
manicurist
(C)
one professional client chair
for each manicure station
(3)
Facial Salon:
(A)
one facial couch/chair for reach facialist
(B)
one mirror for each facialist
(4)
Manicure/Facial Salon:
(A)
requirements for manicure salon, and
(B)
requirements for facial salon
(5)
Wig Salon:
(A)
mannequin table, station, or styling bar to
accommodate a minimum of 10 hairpieces
(B)
one wig dryer
(C)
two canvas wig blocks
(6)
Hairweaving/Braiding
salon:
(A)
one work station for each hairweaver/braider
(B)
one styling chair for each hairweaver/braider
(C)
a minimum of one shampoo bowl and shampoo chair
for each three hairweaver/braiders
(D)
one dryer for each three hairweaver/braiders
[
Facial salon requirements:]
[
Required floor space shall be approximately
150 square feet of working space for the first operator, and 50 square feet
of working, dispensary, and reception area for each additional operator, exclusive
of rest room, utility, heating and/or cooling facilities and retail area.]
[
Required equipment is as follows:]
[
one facial couch or facial chair for each facialist;]
[
one wet disinfectant soaking container;]
[
one dry storage container;]
[
one mirror, wall hung, or one hand mirror for
each facialist; and]
[
two large covered trash containers.]
[
Manicurist salon requirements:]
[
Required floor space shall be approximately
150 square feet of working space for the first operator and 50 feet of working,
dispensary and reception area for each additional operator, exclusive of rest
room, utility, heating and/or cooling facilities and retail area.]
[
Required equipment is as follows:]
[
one manicure table with light for each manicurist;]
[
one manicure stool for each manicurist;]
[
two professional type chairs for clients;]
[
one wet disinfectant soaking container and
one dry storage container at each table; and]
[
a sufficient number of covered trash cans.]
[
Manicure/Facial specialty
salon requirements:]
[
Required floor space shall be approximately
150 square feet of working space for the first operator and 50 square feet
of working, dispensary and reception area for each additional operator, exclusive
of rest room, utility, heating and/or cooling facilities and retail area.]
[
Required facial equipment is as follows:]
[
one facial couch or facial chair for each facialist;]
[
one wet disinfectant soaking container;]
[
one dry storage container; and]
[
one mirror, wall hung, or one hand mirror for
each facialist.]
[
Required manicure equipment is as
follows:]
[
one manicure table with light for each manicurist;]
[
one manicure stool for each manicurist;]
[
two professional-type chairs for clients;]
[
one wet disinfectant soaking container and
one dry storage container; and]
[
a sufficient number of covered trash cans.]
[
Wig salon requirements:]
[
Required floor space shall be a minimum of
180 square feet for the first operator and not less than an additional 110
square feet of working, dispensary, and reception area for each operator,
exclusive of rest rooms, utility, heating and/or cooling facilities and retail
area.]
[
Required equipment as follows:]
[
mannequin table(s), styling stations, or styling
bar to accommodate a minimum of 10 hairpieces;]
[
one large sink with hot and cold running water;]
[
one wig dryer large enough to dry six hairpieces;]
[
one dry storage container;]
[
one wet disinfectant soaking container, and]
[
two large covered trash containers.]
[
Licensed cosmetologists or
specialists who are practicing as independent contractors must obtain the
appropriate booth rental license.]
[
Salon licenses will be issued
as a specialty salon with the notation which specialties are being practiced.]
[
No cosmetology establishment
shall, in any manner, represent or permit a representation to be made in its
behalf that it is a barber shop, whether made by use of a display or device
similar to a barber pole or otherwise. It may, however, advertise that services
for males are available, with the exception of trimming and/or shaving beards
or mustaches.]
This agency hereby certifies that the proposal has been reviewed
by legal counsel and found to be within the agency's legal authority to adopt.
Filed with the Office of the Secretary of State on June
3, 1999.
TRD-9903273
Delores Alspaugh
Executive Director
Texas Cosmetology Commission
Earliest possible date of adoption: July 18, 1999
For further information, please call: (512) 454-4675
Chapter 591.
General Provisions
and the person in charge of any establishment
] shall
be liable for implementing and maintaining the sanitary rules in such establishment
individually
or
[
and
] jointly with all persons engaged
in, or employed by, or working in, or on the premises of such establishment.
All licensees under this Act, and students attending school under this Act,
shall be held liable individually
or
[
and
] jointly for
maintenance and implementation of the sanitary rules applicable to the performance
of their profession as such licentiates.
All sanitary rules herein specifically
shall apply to independent contractors.
according to the
filed floor plan
], and
all areas of school or campus used as an
instructional area
must meet the [
following
] requirements
of statutes and the general rules and regulations as set by the commission.
[
:
]
Posting ] Sanitary Rating [ Rules ].
Current sanitary rules and regulations, the last inspection report of
the inspector, and the establishment license and/or certificate must be posted
in all licensed salons and schools in the reception area in the public view.
]
well lighted, well ventilated,
and
] kept in a clean, orderly,
and
sanitary condition at
all times.
There must be evidence of routine cleaning and proper
maintenance.
] Ceilings must be properly maintained.
off from
]
living, dining, or sleeping quarters. If a door leads into the residence,
it shall be a solid door that remains locked during business hours.
(e)
] Styling stations, working stations,
and manicure tables must be cleaned and disinfected with a hospital grade
EPA registered disinfectant prior to client services. All drawers and shelves
of the above being used for the storage of rollers, brushes, combs, pins,
nets, and equipment must be disinfected with a hospital grade EPA registered
disinfectant solution, and shall not be used for storage of non-related cosmetology
equipment or supplies. One drawer or cabinet may be designated for storage
of personal items
and shall be clearly labeled as such
.
(f)
] The premises shall be kept
free of rodents, vermin, flies, or other similar insects.
(d)
] All bathrooms and toilets and
other adjoining rooms shall be kept clean and in a sanitary condition. Restrooms
shall not be used as storage rooms
,
and they must be kept neat
and clean at all times. The floors shall be clean and free of trash and rubble.
(a)
(b)
] At no time shall the selling
of food or drink be permitted in schools or salons unless by vending machines.
Students, salon personnel
,
or clients using foodstuffs in any
establishment must remove leftovers. [
Establishments are directly responsible
for the general compliance of this section.
] Dirty dishes from foods
being served must not accumulate.
(c)
] Trash containers used for the
disposal of hair
or nail
clippings must be covered. [
There
must be at least two large closed trash containers (minimum 30 gallons) in
each salon or school.
]
(d)
] All trash containers [
not closed (no hair clippings)
] must be emptied daily and kept clean
by washing or using plastic liners.
(e)
] Cotton pads, disposable towels,
or protectors which cannot be disinfected will be disposed of in a waste receptacle
immediately after use.
A closed
dust-proof cabinet or container must be provided for clean towels and linens.
]
which includes one of the following treatments:
]
before servicing
each client
].
(d)
] When cold wave rods are not
in use, they must be covered with a cover or towel, until ready for use. Cold
wave rods must be free from any solution, hair end papers, clippies, hairpins,
and any additives.
(e)
]
All cosmetology implements
[
Scissors, razors, clipper blades, razor combs, tweezers, or other
related equipment
] and supplies[
,
] must be disinfected with
a hospital grade EPA registered disinfectant solution, must be clean to sight
and touch, and stored in
a
[
an
] closed container. Curling
irons must be clean to sight and touch.
(f)
]
All cosmetology implements
and supplies
[
All types of brushes and combs, all types of rollers,
clips, and other hair accessories
] which have become soiled in any manner
shall be placed in a properly labeled receptacle provided for that purpose.
Definition of Wet Disinfectant, Soaking Container, and Dry Storage
Container
].
be sure to
]:
hair and
] all debris from the object;
the
] dry storage container until ready for
use.
Instruments and Supplies
].
All supplies
such as cotton, pads, neck strips, and protectors, which cannot be disinfected,
will be disposed of in a covered waste receptacle immediately after each use.
]
Spray hoses
shall be clean and kept free from breaks, cracks, and leaks. Shampoo hoses
needing repair must be done upon notification of the inspector.
]
cosmetologists
] should
use the utmost caution in waiting on or in rendering services to any person
having or suspected of having an infectious disease.
Licensees
[
Cosmetologists
], after having waited on such a person, or suspected
person, shall use thorough disinfecting of towels, clothes, implements, and
utensils used by them in rendering work.
cosmetologist
] whose
work causes him or her to touch the skin of any person shall wash his or hands
thoroughly with soap and hot water or a broad spectrum antimicrobial agent
before attending a client, servicing hairgoods, and immediately after using
the toilet.
cosmetologist
] must
keep
his or her
[
their
] body and uniform clean, sanitary,
and free of odor.
. All salons, schools, and independent contractors
]
must
] be in compliance with
OSHA rules on blood-borne pathogens, to include blood and body fluids
;
[
. The school, salon personnel, and independent contractors shall
]
may
] not perform
services unless shoes and shirts are worn by clients.
Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA)
]. Each cosmetology establishment
and independent contractor
must maintain a material safety data sheet [
on file for public review
on all chemicals used in the establishment as required by OSHA
].
Chapter 89.
General Rules and Regulation
Beauty salon
] Requirements
for all salons
:
180
] square feet for the first
licensee
[
operator
] and not less than
30
[
110
] square feet [
of working, dispensary, and reception area
] for each additional
licensee
[
operator
]
.
[
,
]
Dispensary,
reception areas,
[
exclusive of
] restrooms, utility, heating
and/or cooling facilities and retail
floor space are not included as
working floor space
[
area
].
(2)
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
(E)
(F)
(c)
Additional requirements for all salons:
]
(1)
] Carpeting is not allowed except
in reception or offices.
(2)
] A sink with hot and cold
running water is required.
(3)
] A restroom must be directly
connected to the salon with a sink or a public restroom available for
client use
[
the use of clients
].
(4)
] An identifiable sign
with the salon's name must be displayed.
(5)
] Closed
container(s)
[
cabinet(s)
] for clean
towels/
linen [
and
closed container(s) for soiled linen are required
].
(6)
Sufficient combs and brushes are required.
]
Floors, walls, and equipment must be clean and sanitary.
]
The salon must be properly ventilated with an exhaust fan or air filtering
device extracting fumes and gases out of the facility.
]
(d)
]
Additional requirements
by specialty
[
Rules and regulations for all salons
]:
A salon shall not be operated
in conjunction with any establishment selling food or drink, and shall be
separated by a solid wall and have a separate entrance if located in the same
building.
]
A person holding
a beauty or specialty salon license shall be responsible for all the people
working in that salon, unless they are independent contractors.
]
(e)
(1)
(2)
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
(E)
(f)
(1)
(2)
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
(E)
(g)
(1)
(2)
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
(3)
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
(E)
(h)
(1)
(2)
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
(E)
(F)
(i)
(j)
(k)
Part XXV.
Structural Pest Control Board