As a Natural Hair Care Stylist her are some of the steps I take to keep my salon clean. 1. Rinse simple hair devices and items thoroughly. 2. Simple Hair Devices and items should be completely dry BEFORE using them on your client’s. 3. Removing debris on simple hair devices
Minnesota companion bills Senate File 696 and House File 2249 would completely deregulate eyelash extension services. Meaning NO oversight for INFECTION CONTROL! This includes not only the salons and their managers but also all technicians engaged in this activity. These salons and technicians would NOT be subject to inspection, which
As a Natural Hair Stylist cleaning and removing visible debris from simple hair devices, the surface, and items before and after each use are a MUST! Natural Hair Stylist some implement have disposable parts so, remember to discard the dirt and debris and wash them with soap 🧼 and water
ATTENTION! Your Immediate Action Required AGAIN! Another attempt to deregulate and abolishing the Minnesota Board of Cosmetology and Minnesota Board of Barbers is being considered in the Minnesota House of Representatives! Please contact your local state representative and other key members NOW and VOICE your opposition to this ill-advised legislation
Hey #SuperNaturals, The current licensing laws requires 30-1500-hours of educational training with a test for new hair braiders, barbers, cosmetologists, estheticians, eyelash technicians. Existing technicians were able to be “licensed” by only testing out of the educational requirements. Any salon/shop that offered these services on the public must be licensed
