Cosmetology laws and rules book

The Board of Cosmetologists, which is the cosmetology licensing body, requires 1,550 hours of clinical time in order to become licensed in Minnesota.

A collection of Texas statutes, administrative rules, and proposed rules relating to the regulation of Barbers and Cosmetologists in Texas.

Do you need a license for a barber & cosmetology in Texas?

Applicable barber and cosmetology rules will remain in effect until the Texas Commission of Licensing and Regulation adopts new rules

Effective September 1, 2021, the practices that previously required a wig specialty license will be deregulated, and a license will no longer be required for an individual to perform those services

How much does a barbering & cosmetology law book cost?

Per section 83

22 of the Barbering and Cosmetology Administrative Rules, establishments must obtain a copy of the current Barbering and Cosmetology Laws and Rules Book

The fee for each copy is $14

This book must be available for reference in your place of business at all times

What does Section 3 of the Texas Barber & cosmetology Bill mean?

Section 3 of the bill eliminates some barber and cosmetology license types and consolidates the existing barbering and cosmetology laws into one combined chapter – Chapter 1603

Applicable barber and cosmetology rules will remain in effect until the Texas Commission of Licensing and Regulation adopts new rules