Mobile skin care
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Permalink Reply by Samantha Maline on
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It's illegal in most states.
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Permalink Reply by Relax & Rejuvenate on
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You are in FL, it is illegal there.
That does not mean people don't do it and even advertise that they do it, but you can lose your license.
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Does anyone know if it is legal in Illinois?
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it is legal
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Permalink Reply by Angela Segal on
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Interesting discussion. Now I wonder if it's legal in Nevada or Arizona. Hmmmm...have to find out.
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AZ yes, not sure about NV
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Permalink Reply by Aundra on
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Can anyone show me where I can read that it's illegal in Florida? I would prefer to see it in writing as supporting evidence.
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It's just as easy for your to look it up as it is for me to do it for you.
It's illegal
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http://www.myfloridalicense.com/dbpr/pro/cosmo/documents/printable_...
Chapter 477.025
You can only operate within a licensed establishment that meets board approval or operate a "mobile salon" which is defined as a salon within a mobile vehicle (ie. a motor home kind of thing) which also must meet board requirements and must be available for inspection at all times.
You can't move your things into a persons home and call it "mobile".
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Permalink Reply by Nancy Squier on
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Thanks, Samantha! This law is same in AZ on mobile salon as FL.
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AZ allows mobile services that are NOT in an RV or van, whereas FL does not allow them.
32-574 - Unlawful acts
6. Practice or attempt to practice cosmetology, aesthetics or nail technology in any place other than in a salon, unless the person is requested by the customer to go to a place other than a salon ...and is sent to the customer from a salon.
So you can't be 100% mobile in AZ, you have to work out of a licensed salon as a base of operations.
FL only allows the exception if the client is confined for medical reasons or is in a retirement home.
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