22 TAC §§89.6, 89.8, 89.16, 89.23, 89.28-89.30, 89.32, 89.34–89.36, 89.40, 89.41, 89.43, 89.44, 89.47, 89.49, 89.52, 89.53, 89.72, 89.74, 89.75
The Texas Cosmetology Commission adopts amendments to §89.6,
concerning new locations and floor plans in schools, §89.8, concerning
student registrations, §89.16, concerning license cancellation, §89.23,
concerning transfer of hours between courses, §89.28, concerning withdrawal
from school, §89.29, concerning practical application of the curriculum,
§89.30, concerning examination applications, §89.32, concerning
models for examination, §89.34, concerning applicants for license through
reciprocity, §89.35, concerning uniforms, §89.36, concerning postmarks,
§89.40, concerning cosmetology establishment transfers, §89.43,
concerning items to be posted in salons or schools, §89.44, concerning
salons in connection with other business, §89.47, concerning definition
of a facial salon, §89.49, concerning definition of a manicure specialty
salon, §89.53, concerning minimum requirements for public and private
cosmetology schools, §89.74, concerning continuing education, §89.75,
concerning field trip hours, without changes, §89.72, concerning cosmetology
curriculums, with changes (the text will be republished), and adopts new §89.41,
concerning change of location, and §89.52, concerning definition of a
complaint without changes to the proposed text as published in the February
19, 1999, issue of the
Texas Register
(24
TexReg 1105).
These rules are being amended in accordance with House Bill 1, of the General
Appropriations Act, §167.
These rules will define and clarify regulations and procedures for licensees
of the cosmetology industry.
No comments were received regarding the adoption of the amendments and
new sections.
The amendments and new sections are adopted in accordance with
Article 8451a, V.T.C.S., which provides the commission with the authority
to "issue rules consistent with this Act", to protect the public's health
and safety.
§89.72. Curriculum Posted.
The curriculum listed has been established by the Texas Cosmetology
Commission and must be followed by all cosmetology schools. The curriculum
shall be posted in a conspicuous place in the school. A current syllabus and
lesson plans for each course shall be maintained by the school and be available
for inspection. Operator Curriculum:
(1)
Private, Public Post-Secondary Cosmetology Schools, and
Adult Education Programs:
(A)
orientation and T.C.C. Rules and Regulations--100 hours;
(B)
shampoo and related theory--100 hours;
(C)
hair and scalp treatment and related theory--50 hours;
(D)
cold waving and related theory--200 hours;
(E)
chemical hair relaxing and related theory--50 hours;
(F)
hair coloring and related theory--200 hours;
(G)
manicuring and related theory--100 hours;
(H)
facials and related theory--50 hours;
(I)
haircutting, styling and related theory--500 hours;
(J)
Chemistry-75 hours;
(K)
Salon Management and Practices-75 hours; Total: 1,500
hours.
(2)
Public Secondary Program for High School Students:
The Principal or Program Administrator must certify that each student has
successfully completed 1,000 clocked cosmetology hours before 500 academic
hours can be granted by the Texas Cosmetology Commission for successfully
passing academically approved courses to include math, lab science and English:
(A)
orientation and T.C.C. Rules and Regulations--75 hours;
(B)
shampoo and related theory--75 hours;
(C)
hair and scalp treatment and related theory--25 hours;
(D)
cold waving and related theory--100 hours;
(E)
chemical hair relaxing and related theory--50 hours;
(F)
hair coloring and related theory--150 hours;
(G)
manicuring and related theory--100 hours;
(H)
facials and related theory--25 hours;
(I)
haircutting, styling, and related theory--400 hours. Total:
1,000 hours.
(3)
Facial specialist curriculum (total 600 hours):
(A)
orientation and T.C.C. Rules and Regulations--25 hours;
(B)
sanitation, safety, and first aid--25 hours;
(C)
anatomy and physiology--90 hours;
(D)
chemistry--20 hours;
(E)
electricity, machines, and related equipment--60 hours;
(F)
care of client--15 hours;
(G)
facial treatment (cleansing, masking, therapy)--200 hours;
(H)
superfluous hair removal--20 hours;
(I)
aroma therapy--15 hours;
(J)
nutrition--10 hours;
(K)
color psychology--10 hours;
(L)
makeup--75 hours;
(M)
management--35 hours.
(4)
Manicure curriculum:
(A)
orientation and T.C.C. Rules and Regulations--15 hours;
(B)
preparation;
(C)
equipment and implements--15 hours;
(D)
supplies; and
(E)
procedures, 320 hours:
(i)
basic manicure and pedicure;
(ii)
oil manicure;
(iii)
removal of stains;
(iv)
repair work;
(v)
hand and arm massage;
(vi)
buffing;
(vii)
application of polish;
(viii)
application of artificial nails;
(ix)
application of cosmetic fingernails preparation to build
new nail; and
(x)
application of nail extensions:
(I)
sculptured nails;
(II)
tips;
(III)
wraps; and
(IV)
fiberglass/gels;
(V)
odorless product;
(F)
arms and hands:
(i)
bones:
(I)
major bones; and
(II)
functions;
(ii)
muscles--ten hours:
(I)
major muscles; and
(II)
functions;
(iii)
nerves:
(I)
major nerves; and
(II)
functions;
(iv)
skin--ten hours:
(I)
structure;
(II)
functions;
(III)
appendages;
(IV)
conditions; and
(V)
lesions;
(v)
nails--50 hours:
(I)
structure and composition;
(II)
growth and regeneration;
(III)
nail irregularities; and
(IV)
nail diseases;
(G)
bacteriology, sanitation and safety measures--100 hours:
(i)
sanitation:
(I)
definitions;
(II)
importance;
(III)
rules and regulations (T.C.C.); and
(IV)
methods;
(ii)
safety measures;
(iii)
hazardous chemicals; and
(iv)
ventilation odor in salons;
(H)
professional practices--80 hours:
(i)
manicuring as a profession:
(I)
vocabulary; and
(II)
ethics;
(ii)
salon procedures:
(I)
hygiene and good grooming;
(II)
professional attitudes and salesmanship; and
(III)
public relations.
(I)
total, 600 hours.
(J)
Theory is construed to mean any topic of instruction (listed
in this subparagraph) in the classroom or practical area.
(5)
Instructor curriculum (total 750 hours):
(A)
orientation and T.C.C. Rules and Regulations--50 hours;
(B)
instruction and theory and lab/clinic operation--350 hours;
and
(C)
teaching and lab/clinic management--350 hours.
(6)
Instructor with two years experience curriculum
(total 250 hours):
(A)
orientation and T.C.C. Rules and Regulations--10 hours;
(B)
learning theory--20 hours;
(C)
lesson plans--60 hours;
(D)
methods of teaching--60 hours;
(E)
visual aids preparation and use--20 hours;
(F)
classroom management--30 hours;
(G)
evaluation techniques--30 hours; and
(H)
state laws and forms--20 hours.
(7)
Hairweaving/Braiding Specialists Curriculum
(total 300 hours): The hairweaver/braider will only be allowed to practice
those skills as enumerated in hairweaving/braiding curriculum:
(A)-(E)
(No change.)
(8)
Shampoo and conditioning specialist curriculum
(total 150 hours). Under no conditions will the certificate holder do any
other skills but those prescribed in this subparagraph by the commission:
(A)-(G)
(No change.)
(9)
Wig specialist curriculum (total 300 hours):
(A)
cutting and shaping, scissors and razor--20 hours;
(B)
styling--50 hours;
(C)
cleaning--10 hours;
(D)
sizing--five hours;
(E)
alterations; installation of elastic--10 hours;
(F)
rolling--30 hours;
(G)
drying--five hours;
(H)
conditioning--10 hours;
(I)
brushing technique prior to styling--10 hours;
(J)
combing out--50 hours;
(K)
measuring head for proper size--five hours;
(L)
preparation of wig on block--five hours;
(M)
hot iron--19 hours;
(N)
knowledge of coloring; J L--one hour;
(O)
coloring, tinting, bleaching--37 hours;
(P)
eye tabbing--10 hours;
(Q)
identification and recognition; definition--wigs, wiggery,
wigology--pertaining to any human, synthetic, or animal hairpiece--10 hours;
(R)
sanitation and disinfecting as recommended by T.C.C. Rules
and Regulations--10 hours;
(S)
history, background, and salesmanship--three hours.
This agency hereby certifies that the adoption
has been reviewed by legal counsel and found to be a valid exercise of the
agency's legal authority.
Filed with the Office of the Secretary of State on February
19, 1999.
TRD-9903225
Delores Alspaugh
Executive Director
Texas Cosmetology Commission
Effective date: October 15, 1999
Proposal publication date: February 19, 1999
For further information, please call: (512 ) 454-4675