Cosmetology and barbering statutes and regulations

Information on appointment of board members, terms of service, and candidate requirements

Licensing standards, approval of institutions, disciplinary action, and fee and exam information

Requirements for cosmetology, aesthetics, and manicuring licenses, and general requirements for all board licenses

Cosmetology, manicuring, and aesthetic salon licensing and operating requirements

Licensure, operations, and curriculum requirements for public vocational secondary and public post-secondary school programs

Licensure and operations requirements for aesthetics schools

Licensure and operations requirements for programs offering advanced instruction to licensed cosmetologists, aestheticians, manicurists, or barbers

License requirements for manicuring schools

Barber eligibility requirements for individuals, general provisions, and licensure information for barber shops and barber schools

General regulations for electrology, including license renewal, and applying to open an office or become an instructor

Application details and board standards for evaluating electrology schools for licensure

Continuing Education Requirements for Electrology

Restrictions enforced before June of 2019

Regulations on procedures that cosmetologists, manicurists, aestheticians, barbers, and electrologists can perform

Mobile Cosmetology and Barbering Services, Requirements, Licensing, and Restrictions

Guidance on conditions under which an applicant with a history of criminal convictions must be reviewed further by the board

Licensed aesthetician, cosmetologist and electrologist provisions for using Intense Pulsed Light (“IPL”) technology

Requirements for those operating a business or offering services under a name that is different from the name of the shop they are working in

Requirements of dictionary allowed and how it may be used for exams

Apprentice and shop-employed student program requirements and restrictions

Responsibilities of schools that are closing and information for students affected by closure

Requirements for licensed schools and post-secondary institutions offering programs with more than the minimum number of hours required for licensure

Conditions under which a student can earn required curriculum hours at an event at a non-school location

Guidelines for asynchronous, synchronous, hybrid, distance-based, and in-person learning