Law

Question 1

How can you get a special event permit?

Answer 1

Must have current manager license, professional liability insurance coverage of at least $25,000 per claim & $50,000 total coverage, and pay fees.

Question 2

How do you apply for a salon manager license?

Answer 2

Complete application, hold a current MN license, passed manager exam, and pay fees

Question 3

How long do you have to fix a violation and report the corrections?

Answer 3

10 business days by mail or mail in form provided from the board.

Question 4

What zoning building and fire codes must be met by a salon?

Answer 4

Whatever city the salon is located.

Question 5

Whos’s responsible for the salon at all time?

Answer 5

Owner and DLSM.

Question 6

When does your license expired?

Answer 6

Last day of your birthday month of the 3rd year.

Question 7

How do you change your name on your license

Answer 7

Within 30 days, provide the board with legal documentation and pay fees.

Question 8

How long is the former license is good for once you changed your name?

Answer 8

The 31st of that month.

Question 9

How do you applu for your license?

Answer 9

Complete board application, original passing test results, proof of training. And pay fees.

Question 10

What’s the S.D.S sheets and how used?

Answer 10

Safety data sheet- contains hazardaous chemical information for poison control, and use of product.

Question 11

How long must a salon keep your time resords?

Answer 11

4 years.

Question 12

If you need more outlets, what must you use?

Answer 12

A U.L. approved power strip.

Question 13

What can be done with a special event permit?

Answer 13

Cosmo- style and reinforce hair; remove and apply polish; remove and apply makeup, except lash extension

Nail- remove and apply polish

Esti- remove and apply makeup, except lash extension

Question 14

How long do you have to change your address?

Answer 14

30 days

Question 15

Where do you post inspection result?

Answer 15

Must post report conspicuously in entry way within 10 business days.

Question 16

How do you renew your license?

Answer 16

Apply with board form, 4hrs continuing education certification for safety a d sanitation, 4hrs continuing education professional practice course in your license field. Proof of completed work hours, and pay fees.

Question 17

What’s an individual practitioner responsible for in an inspection? What can they be charged for if they violate rule(s)?

Answer 17

Expired license, license not conspicuously displayed, esti/cosmo or nail tech perform service in the wrong salon (esti/cosmo in a nail salon or a nail tech in a esti/cosmo nail salon), re-use of single use items, callus shaver in salon, graters, rasps, refusel to cooperate with inspection.

Question 18

What are the maximum total penalties for all violations

Answer 18

$1,000 per individual license, $2,000 for DLSM license, and $3,000 for salon license.

Question 19

How do you handle a cut or abrasion?

Answer 19

Stop service, put on gloves, clean, and disinfect tools

Question 20

How do you disinfect a pedicure tub?

Answer 20

Immediately after each service. Drain and remove visible debris, disinfect, scrub tub with detergent, water rinse and drain. Replace filter parts, epa disinfectant, drain and rinse with clean water.

Question 21

How are dirty towels stored?

Answer 21

Stored in a covered container labeled “used”

Question 22

What’s NOT an acceptable flooring?

Answer 22

Carpet

Question 23

How often do you have to mix a new disinfectant?

Answer 23

Daily or when you can see see visible debris in the solution.

Question 24

How do you disinfect sheers or razors between each use?

Answer 24

Doesn’t required to be washed, but must be wipe down hairs and debris and spray with hospital level disinfectant that is EPA registered.

Question 25

What do you do before disinfecting?

Answer 25

Clean off any visible debris and remove disposable parts then wash item with soap, water, rinse, and dry.

Question 26

How often do you disinfect towel warmer?

Answer 26

Daily with disinfectant wipe or spray.

Question 27

If you took extra product, can you put it back in the container?

Answer 27

No, the product is now contaminated.

Question 28

Where do you keep dirty tool before you have time to disinfect them?

Answer 28

In a closed container labeled “used”

Question 29

If a salon doesn’t have a ventilation system, what must be done?

Answer 29

Thermostat fan must be continuously on during business hours.

Question 30

After finished with hair service, when and where must you sweep hair?

Answer 30

From station, chair, floor, and anywhere else right after service.

Question 31

Are animal allowed in the salon?

Answer 31

No, only service animal are allowed.

Question 32

What are single use, disposable, item?

Answer 32

Toe separators, pumice stone or bar, foam flip flops waxing sticks, nail files and buffers; anything porous can only be used once then discarded after each service.

Question 33

How do you take product out of a jar?

Answer 33

Must use a disposable spatula or disinfected applicator.

Question 34

Can you reuse a client’s lashes on another client?

Answer 34

No, the lashes must be discarded.

Question 35

When must lash extensions stand, holders palettes and trays be cleaned and disinfected?

Answer 35

Before each use with each client.

Question 36

What’s the requirement for cleaning hands?

Answer 36

Must wash hands with soap and water and dry with clean cloth or paper towel. Alcohol based hand sanitizer can be used if it’s at least 60% alcohol. No gloves or hand wipes.

Question 37

What do you do if you need more time to fix a violation?

Answer 37

Provide board with written explanation of the reason for the delay, the steps you will take to fix it and projected date it will be fixed.

Question 38

state board inspections

Answer 38

Must have state ID. They can inspect whenever they deem necessary. Everyone must comply with the inspection. Inspections happen at least once per year.

Question 39

What does ‘good repair’ means?

Answer 39

Clean, free from holes, fraying, tears, rips, fully operational for intended purpose.