I’m happy to bring you the good new of our sister being liberated from harsh chemicals, religious hair routine and confinement when your extentions are loose.
We are happy for you Rickey and wish you much success on your Big Chop journey.
“Free of the maintenance every 10-12 days, where my added hair would need to be tightened (sometimes painfully) and my gray hair would need to be colored.
I felt like I was a slave to this maintenance schedule.
Rickey Lake Buzz Cut
I wouldn’t go out of town longer than 12 days, because of this. I even brought my hair fairy and dear friend, to London during my stint there to do what she needed to do to keep it on my head.
Well, it is a new year and new decade and a new me.
With the love and support of some of my dearest friends, John Bonny, Mandy Ingber, Sarah Havana Prats, and my love, Jeff Scult, I buzzed my hair off and it feels so good”
I’m asking God to use the power of scripture to change my life and actions to 🧘🏾♂️ meditation.
I was raised with barrier blockers to meditating 🧱 and chanting.
Let me explain. It was challenging attending Aveda Spa Program because of meditation 🧘♀️ was a mandatory exercise EVERYDAY!
If you know me NOTHING is mandatory and my Grandma 👵🏾 said so!
No this was barrier blocker because I depended solely on what my Grandma and Great Grandma 👵🏾 said out of the Bible.
So as an adult 🧑🏾 this meditation crap 💩 keeps showing up everywhere I go.
Then God touch me and said “you run 🏃🏾♀️ to Google search bar for everything else 🏃 run to the Bible search bar!
So I used my Bible App to find a meditation 🧘🏾♂️ scripture this would prove Grandma 👵🏾 right!
But low and behold I found the perfect 👌🏾 scripture to meditate on and here it is.
Psalms 104:34
My meditation 🧘🏾♂️ of HIM shall be sweet: I will be glad in the Lord!
Now ain’t that the bomb 💣 .com!
I found the perfect scripture and now I have the ability to use my 💥 power, favor and talents to help me break barriers or if you know me “Find Loopholes”.
Minnesota Hair Braiding Registration License is the key to a Natural Hair Braider Board.
Equality for ALL women!
I want to explain more on how the Minnesota Hair Braider Registration Licensees “simple hair devices” are being manipulated into being in the Board of Cosmetology favor through legal cases brought on by the Institute for Justice.
Why should we care? Because it Black Women #AmeicanDOS who bare the bottom of the barrel to healthcare and HIV and HPV infections. However most don’t know how they contracted the virus.
I’m here in your face telling you while white women protect them selves you are the cost.
Minnesota Advance Practice Deceptions
Gives the Board the authority to make rules and change the definition at will for “Simple Braiding Devices” it reads:
“Hair Braiding, Simple Braiding Devices, Hair Braiding Services, and Hair Braiding are defined are to be defined in Minn. R 2642.100 (which was later repealed and renumbered to Minn.R 2105) and Hair Braiding, Hair Braiding Services and Hair Braiders are to be construed as exempt from Minn. R 2100(2003), 2646(2003) and 2644(2003).
This gives the Board the authority to overwriting the definitions and rules for Hair Braiding, Simple Braiding Devices, and Hair Braiding Services.
But grants exemptions ONLY to Hair Braiding, Hair Braiding Services, and Hair Braiders.
Therefore, allowing the Boards total control over Simple Braiding Devices which includes the ‘needle’.
Minnesota Hair Braiding Registration License is the key to a Natural Hair Braider Board.
Equality for ALL women!
I want to explain more on how the Minnesota Hair Braider Registration Licensees “simple hair devices” are being manipulated into being in the Board of Cosmetology favor through legal cases brought on by the Institute for Justice.
Why should we care? Because it Black Women #AmeicanDOS who bare the bottom of the barrel to healthcare and HIV and HPV infections. However most don’t know how they contracted the virus.
I’m here in your face telling you while white women protect them selves you are the cost.
Minnesota Advance Practice Deceptions
Gives the Board the authority to make rules and change the definition at will for “Simple Braiding Devices” it reads:
“Hair Braiding, Simple Braiding Devices, Hair Braiding Services, and Hair Braiding are defined are to be defined in Minn. R 2642.100 (which was later repealed and renumbered to Minn.R 2105) and Hair Braiding, Hair Braiding Services and Hair Braiders are to be construed as exempt from Minn. R 2100(2003), 2646(2003) and 2644(2003).
This gives the Board the authority to overwriting the definitions and rules for Hair Braiding, Simple Braiding Devices, and Hair Braiding Services.
But grants exemptions ONLY to Hair Braiding, Hair Braiding Services, and Hair Braiders.
Therefore, allowing the Boards total control over Simple Braiding Devices which includes the ‘needle’.
Minnesota Hair Braiding Registration License is the key to a Natural Hair Braider Board.
I want to explain more on how the Minnesota Hair Braider Registration Licensees “simple hair devices” are being manipulated into being in the Board of Cosmetology favor through legal cases brought on by the Institute for Justice.
Why should we care? Because it Black Women #AmeicanDOS who bare the bottom of the barrel to healthcare and HIV and HPV infections. However most don’t know how they contracted the virus.
I’m here in your face telling you while white women protect them selves you are the cost.
Minnesota Advance Practice Deceptions
A. In consequence, Judge Isabell Gomez’s Court Order, Section III. Agreed Order, paragraph 8., letter B., and page 15.
Gives the Board the authority to make rules and change the definition at will for “Simple Braiding Devices” it reads:
“Hair Braiding, Simple Braiding Devices, Hair Braiding Services, and Hair Braiding are defined are to be defined in Minn. R 2642.100 (which was later repealed and renumbered to Minn.R 2105) and Hair Braiding, Hair Braiding Services and Hair Braiders are to be construed as exempt from Minn. R 2100(2003), 2646(2003) and 2644(2003).
This gives the Board the authority to overwriting the definitions and rules for Hair Braiding, Simple Braiding Devices, and Hair Braiding Services.
But grants exemptions ONLY to Hair Braiding, Hair Braiding Services, and Hair Braiders.
Therefore, allowing the Boards total control over Simple Braiding Devices which includes the ‘needle’.
Unfortunately, this is how the Board can get back into the Health Practices Cataorgy and ask the goverment for more funding in approations through legislation for the health and welfare of the public.
B. The Revisors Rules docket RD4342 denied by Judge Eric Lipman but later approved by Judge Tammy Pust allows AP Estheticians to use Simple Hair Braiding Devices definition separate to create the medical health, safety and sanitation for the welfare of the public claims needed to support the NEW licensing of estheticians.
The Board ask for rulmaking authority over 155A.21 to 155A.36 this mistake includes 155A.28 for Hair Braiders Registration.
I beleive it’s valid enough for this procedural mistake to go back before an adminstrative judge.
In the Matter of the Board of Cosmetologist Examiners’ Proposed Permanent Rules Governing Advanced Practice Estheticians; Minnesota Rules Chapters 2105 and 2110 Section II. Rulemaking Authority.
8. The Board also relies upon its general rulemaking authority under Minn. Stat. § 155A.26, which provides: The Board may develop and adopt rules according to chapter 14 that the Board considers necessary to carry out sections 155A.21 to 155A.36.
9. With respect to regulating salons, the Board also relies on Minn. Stat. § 155A.29, subd. 2. This statute provides that “the conditions and process by which a salon is licensed shall be established by the Board by rule.” Additionally, Minn. Stat. § 155A.29, subd. 3, provides that “minimum infection control standards for the operation of a salon shall be established by rule.” https://mn.gov/oah/assets/9013-33230-board-cosmetologest-examiners-rules-report_tcm19-327496.pdf
C. In addition to, creating the definition and rules for Sharps the Board has the athourity over simple braiding device the needle.
3.10 Subp. 11h. Sharps. “Sharps” means any object, sterile or contaminated, that may
3.11 purposefully or accidentally cut or penetrate the skin or mucosa including presterilized
3.12 single-use lancets, dermal blades, and razor blades.
3.13 Subp. 11i. Sharps container. “Sharps container” means a closed, puncture-resistant,
3.14 leak-proof container, labeled with the international biohazard symbol, that is used for
3.15 handling, storage, transportation, and disposal of sharps.
D. Judge Isabel Gomez’s ruling is being construded as Simple Braiding Devices are separate from Unregulated Services 10a to 10c and are numbered as 11g, 11i and now11j.
As a result, the Board can regulate the simple braiding devices that Hair Braiders use in their services.
4.6 by UV radiation and spray tanning units; injectables; services for theatrical, television, film,
4.7 fashion, photography, or media productions or media appearances; mortuary services;
4.8 massage; body wraps and lymphatic drainage when performed by a massage therapist; the
4.9 practice of medicine as defined in Minnesota Statutes, section 147.081, subdivision 3; and
4.10 hair braiding, hair braiding services, and hair braiders, as defined in subparts 10a to 10c;
4.11 and threading as defined in Minnesota Statutes,section 155A.23,subdivision 13. Ordinances
4.12 by local units of government that prohibit hair braiding, hair braiding services, or hair 4.13 braiders, as defined in subparts 10a to 10c, or regulate any matter relating to licensing,
4.14testing,or training of hair braiding, hair braiding services, or hair braiders are preempted 4.15 by this part.
Natural Hair Braiding SAFETY for the Public & Practitioner
Hi, Congress chair, @RenaMoran, and house members.
I’m Denise Jarrett a licensed cosmetologist, manager, instructor, school manager, hair braider course providers, and expert witness.
In 2014, six Hair Braider Course Providers firmed the eco Hair Braider® Association,LLC.
Currently, there are 350 registered Hair Braiders 156 active, 17-course providers, 2 charter schools and 4 community colleges offering the hair braiding services and curriculum.
Simple Hair Devices- One of the definitions ruled to by Judge Isabel Gomez and as agreed by both parties and Hair Braiding and Hair Braiding Services are “unregulated services” but as Hair Braiders, individuals and entities we authorized, reviewed, and approved the adoption of the rules by the Board of Cosmetology into Chapter 154 and 155A and are asking Congress to amend HF 140.
As in, the approval process the Board of Cosmetology only administers acceptance of the application and its $20 fee. The Board of Cosmetology has “no control over the” Hair Braiders or Hair Braider Course Providers although, Hair Braiders use “simple hair devices’ including a “needle” ruled by MINNESOTA STATUTES 2018 116.76 DEFINITIONS. Subd. 18. Sharps. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) estimates that about 385,000 sharps-related injuries occur annually among health care workers in hospitals. Unfortunately, there is no data for exposure to injuries by the Board of Cosmetology or the MN Health Department.
For this reason, the eHBA is asking that the Minnesota Legislators amend bill HF 140 for an informative safety oversight research, analyst, the creation of a Needle-Stick Committee, and a fiscal note for appropriations.
Establishing a management needlestick prevention committee with an equal representation that has the authority and responsibility, especially if, Blood-borne pathogens emitted from scalp poking and finger pricking from “needle” usage are continued to be allowed in the definition of Hair Braiding and Simple Hair Devices.
The “suture needles” are used to install MINNESOTA STATUTES 62A.28 COVERAGE FOR SCALP HAIR PROSTHESES.commonly known as customized made wigs included in the Hair Braiding definition. The CDC reports device injuries pose a 24% increased risk with suture needles.
Yes, expeditious immediate amending and uniforming this bill will allow reciprocation between 24 states and address the MINNESOTA STATUTES 182.6555 REDUCING OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURES TO BLOOD-BORNE PATHOGENS THROUGH SHARPS INJURIES. Establishing a Needlestick Committee provisions to reduce exposure to blood-borne pathogens preventive rules for the safety of the citizens of the state.
