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THE BOTTOM LINE
Board of Cosmetology
JUNE 2018
Licensees, consumers serve on
Board of Cosmetology
Barineau serves as Execuve Director
The Florida Board of Cosmetology,
housed under DBPR’s Division
of Professions, is responsible for
licensing and regulang cosmetology.
The Board meets regularly to conduct
reviews and engages in rulemaking
to implement the provisions in its
statutes.
The Board is comprised of seven members, including ve
licensed cosmetologists and two consumer members. All
Board members must be Florida residents and who have
lived in the state for at least ve years.
The Board meets approximately four mes a year and
holds teleconferences as necessary.
Robyn Barineau currently serves as Execuve Director
of the Board of Cosmetology. Barineau began her career
with DBPR in 1989 and has served as Execuve Director
of the Florida Barbers’ Board; the Florida Building Code
Administrators and Inspectors Board; and the Regulatory
Council of Community Associaon Managers.
In addion to managing the dues associated with her
professions and administrave sta, Barineau has oversight
of more than 200,000 licensees.
WARNING – Cosmetology
scam alert!
Please be aware of a scam targeng cosmetology licensees.
Licensees are receiving fraudulent Final Orders requesng
payment of nes and costs to be paid by MoneyPak –
Greendot. If you receive paperwork that looks suspicious,
do not reply. DBPR will NEVER call you directly and ask for
a MoneyPak number. Always be suspicious if someone you
don’t know personally calls and asks you for a MoneyPak
number. During the complaint, invesgaon and nal acon
process of a disciplinary case, you will receive wrien
communicaon from DBPR. Should a nal order impose
monetary sancons that go unpaid, you may be contacted
by DBPR’s collecon agencies, which are Municipal Services
Bureau and United Collecons Bureau.
To verify whether any disciplinary acon has been taken
against you, visit www.myoridalicense.com.
Polish up!
Cosmetology licensees – keep up with the latest industry
trends by aending events such as Premiere Orlando and
Premiere DAYSPA. The internaonal beauty show will take
place June 2-4 at the Orlando/Orange County Convenon
Center in Orlando. Visit the event website to register now!
Do you know someone who’s dye-ing to become a licensed
cosmetologist? Share DBPR’s cosmetology brochure!
Visit DBPR’s Cosmetology page to apply for, renew or
manage a license.
Cut and dried: who needs a
cosmetology license?
The art of cosmetology can be traced to ancient hunters
who camouaged their skin with mud, and to the Egypans,
who crushed red ochre, kohl and galena to redden their
lips and paint lines on their eyes. The sustained applicaon
and development of the beaucaon pracce over
centuries has resulted in the professional eld of study that
cosmetology is today.
Innovaon and technology support the advancements
of specialized elds in hair, skin and nail care. As the
industry connues to grow, training, cercaon, licensing
and connuing educaon ensure safety and quality for
cosmetologists and consumers.
Do you know all the license types related to cosmetology?
Test your knowledge below! Answers on page 3.
ACROSS
1. Registered to engage in the
pracce of manicuring and
pedicuring in a licensed salon in
the State of Florida.
2. Licensed to engage in the
pracce of body wrapping.
3. Registered to perform any
services allowed by a facial-
specialist registraon and a nail
specialist registraon.
4. Licensed and inspected
facility where the pracce of
cosmetology is conducted by
licensed persons.
5. Licensed to engage in
the pracce of wrapping
manufactured materials around
a strand or strands of human
hair, for compensaon.
6. Licensed to engage in the
pracce of cosmetology –
which includes the mechanical
or chemical treatment of
the head, face and scalp for
aesthec rather than medical
purposes – for compensaon.
7. Licensed to engage in
the pracce of weaving or
interweaving natural human
hair for compensaon.
8. Registered to do facials in a
licensed salon in the State of
Florida.
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Source: “How Cosmetology Has Changed Over the Years,”
www.statece.com
mobile app
Cosmetology FAQs
Can a cosmetology salon and a barbershop share the
same oce space and/or work out of the same locaon?
No. Only one business license can be issued per locaon.
A licensed barber is allowed to work in a cosmetology
salon if a licensed cosmetologist is also employed. A
licensed cosmetologist is allowed to work in a barbershop
if a licensed barber is also employed.
Are hair wrapping, hair braiding or body-wrapping
services required to be performed in a licensed salon?
No. However, if you work at a salon, the salon must be
licensed and all salon requirements must be met. If hair
braiding, hair wrapping or body wrapping are performed
outside a licensed salon, the implements used on a
patron must be disposable or sanized between patrons.
Is a cosmetology or barber’s license required to perform
makeup and/or hair-arranging services on a deceased
person in a funeral home?
Performing makeup and/or hair-arranging services on a
deceased person in a funeral home is not regulated by
DBPR. For more informaon, contact the Department
of Financial Services, Division of Funeral, Cemetery and
Consumer Services.
What is the dierence between a barber and a
cosmetologist?
Both can perform hair and facial services. However,
barbers can shave the face and cosmetologists can wax
and do nails.
Can I have an animal in my cosmetology salon?
No. Animals are not permied in a cosmetology salon
with the excepon of closed aquariums or service
animals.
Can a licensee perform massage?
Cosmetologists and full specialists can massage the
head, face, scalp, neck, hands and feet. A nail specialist
can massage the hands and feet. A facial specialist can
massage the head, face, scalp and neck. Otherwise,
a person must be licensed under the Department of
Health, Board of Massage Therapy.
Can a hair braider or hair wrapper add
extensions?
No. Only a licensed cosmetologist can
perform this service.
What type of license is required to
apply false eyelashes?
A cosmetologist, full specialist or
facial specialist can perform this
service.
What type of license is required
to add feathers to hair?
A cosmetologist can perform this service.
What type of license is required if I only want to polish
nails?
A cosmetologist, full specialist or nail specialist can
perform this service.
Do I need to carry insurance for myself or my salon?
There are no insurance requirements in the Board of
Cosmetology laws and rules.
Who can perform body waxing?
A c
osmetologist, facial specialist or full specialist can
perform this service.
Who can perform laser hair removal?
Board of Cosmetology licensees cannot perform laser
hair-removal services. According to the Florida Board of
Medicine, laser hair removal may only be performed by
electrologists, advanced registered nurse praconers,
physicians assistants and medical doctors trained in that
specialty.
Cosmetology crossword answers
ACROSS
1. nail specialist 2. body wrapper
3. full specialist
4. cosmetology salon
5. hair wrapper
6. cosmetologist
7. hair braider
8. facial specialist
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