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Welcome to the California Board of Barbering and Cosmetology The California Board of Barbering and Cosmetology Board protects consumers by licensing and regulating the state's barbering and beauty industry. Our Mission To ensure the health and safety of California consumers by promoting ethical standards and by enforcing the laws of the barbering and beauty industry. File a Complaint. License Search. The plan for Pennsylvania can be found here :.

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If your license has been expired for less than 5 years, please visit www. Upon logging in to PALS, scroll down until you see your license number. To the left of your license number, you will see a green pencil icon. Click on the green pencil and a pop up window will appear.

You will then see the word "reactivate"; click on it and follow the directions to reactivate your license. Payment is by credit or debit card only. After successful reactivation of your license, it will be mailed to you. Please ensure that you maintain a valid mailing address so that your license is not returned to the Board.

The proposed new Disaster Recovery Rules , among other things, allow Barber, Cosmetology, and Driver Education Schools to relocate during the declared disaster and waive the filing of reports. The proposed new rules address Water Treatment Records required to obtain an extension for boiler inspections and extend the continuing education requirements for Driver Education Instructors. The new proposed rules waive fees and provide for sanctions and administrative penalties. Comments may be submitted via email to erule.

Deadline for receipt of comments is pm, September 16, TDLR is making an important change to how we license barber and cosmetology schools. Effective immediately, barber and cosmetology schools will be allowed to operate at the same location. This change will remove impediments for school operators, help streamline our regulations, and make the application review process easier during initial licensing for barbering and cosmetology schools.

In response to this change in the law, and to the feedback we received during our Strategic Planning sessions , we evaluated our historic position regarding barber and cosmetology schools operating on the same premises and in the same space. We have concluded that barber and cosmetology schools can safely operate in the same space; however, schools may not operate in the same space at the same time.

Schools who offer both programs must hold both school licenses and meet all requirements for both the barbering and cosmetology programs. We believe this decision will remove burdens for schools but will not impact the health and safety of students or the standards for the barbering and cosmetology programs. It is our hope that these changes will provide real cost-savings, especially for public schools with a limited amount of funds and for small business owners who will save on rent, utilities, equipment, supplies, payroll, and maintenance.

Please direct any questions or comments to the Education and Examination division. If you are searching for a specific course type being offered in a certain area of the state, use the School Approved Curriculum Search tool. As of September 1, , House Bill requires that all entities providing educational or instructional programs that prepare a student for an occupation or vocation requiring a TDLR license to:. An educational entity or training program operator who fails to provide this information to a person who is enrolled in their course may be liable for tuition or application fees paid by any student who is denied a TDLR license due to the existence of a criminal conviction.

Senate Bill was passed by the 85th Texas Legislature and signed into law by Gov. Greg Abbott on June 15, All existing shampoo apprentice permits and shampoo specialty certificates will expire on September 1, Since a shampoo apprentice permit or a shampoo specialty certificate will no longer be required after September 1, , TDLR has extended the expiration dates for all active shampoo apprentice permits and shampoo specialty certificates to September 1, Effective immediately, TDLR is no longer accepting new or renewal applications for the shampoo apprentice permit or the shampoo specialty certificate.

Any new or renewal applications for these permits or certificates will be returned to the sender. We do not plan on mailing out revised permits or certificates, but the extended expiration dates can be verified through the license search feature on our website. If you have any questions, please contact us at or , or email customer service. TDLR has created a web video on cleaning procedures after each client.

Videos are available in English, Spanish, and Vietnamese. According to the reports, the suspect called salons in Stafford and falsely identified himself as a TDLR inspector. He attempted to set a time for an inspection where he would collect inspection fees.

Please contact the police immediately if you encounter this individual. If you believe this individual has visited your salon or you have any concerns, please contact TDLR customer service at or by email. Scams like this one can happen anywhere. Please use the info above to identify suspicious or potentially illegal activity. Impersonating a public servant is a third-degree felony under the Texas Penal Code.

If you believe this individual has visited your salon or you have any concerns, please contact TDLR customer service at or send us a message. This month, the Barbers program reached a big milestone: there are now more than 16, licensed barbers in the state of Texas! As you can see from the numbers below, every two years Texas gains another 1, barbers.

When the agenda and staff reports are available, they will be posted online. The Advisory Board on Barbering met October 5, via videoconference. The agenda and staff reports are available online. Each entry includes the name of the respondent; the respondent's license number if any ; the respondent's last known business address with the board; the sanction imposed; a brief description of the basis for the disciplinary or corrective measure; and the effective date.

Every effort has been made to ensure that the following information is correct. However, it should be noted that the names of persons listed may be similar to the names of persons who have not had disciplinary or corrective measures taken against them. Official confirmation of the current status of a licensee can be obtained by contacting the Bureau of Professional and Occupational Affairs: North 3rd Street, Harrisburg, PA Verify a License.

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