Current through Register Vol. 51, No. 24, December 2, 2024
Section 09.22.02.07 - Citations to Beauty SalonsUnless otherwise indicated, the following civil penalties are applicable to the following violations of the laws and regulations of the Board of Cosmetologists discovered by a Board inspector during an inspection of a beauty salon:
A. Operating a beauty salon for which a permit:(1) Never has been issued-formal hearing;B. Licensing of personnel:(1) Operating without a valid license-formal hearing;(2) Services beyond scope-$300;(3) Improper supervision of apprentice-$300;(4) No valid government-issued photo identification - $100;C. Failure to display: (3) Condensed rules and regulations-$100;(4) Zoning certificate-$50;D. Sanitation:(1) Improper disinfection: (a) Failure to wash implements before disinfection - $150;(b) Failure to properly disinfect implements, bowls, basins, or other areas-$150;(c) Failure to properly store disinfected implements - $150;(d) Failure to keep clean disinfectant on esthetician tray or nail technician table-$150;(2) Improper procedures for cut or blood-related incidents-formal hearing;(3) Other: (a) Poor lighting, heating, or ventilation-$50;(b) Unclean walls, curtains, or floor coverings-$50;(c) Absence of hot or cold running water-$50;(d) Presence of rodents or insects-$50;(e) Use of salon (shop) for sleeping or living-$100;(f) Failure to promptly remove hair or debris-$50;(g) Unsanitary restroom-$50;(h) No soap dispenser and disposable towels-$50;(i) Unclean operator's garments-$50;(j) Failure to wash hands before each client-$50;(k) No wet sanitizer at station-$50;(l) No closed drawer or cabinet for disinfected implements at station-$100;(m) Use of neck duster, powder puff, sponge, septic pencil, or lump alum on more than one client-$100;(n) Improper application, removal, or discarding of lotions, oils, and other liquids-$100;(o) Improper application of creams-$100;(p) Improper maintenance of lotions, oils, and other liquids-$100;(q) Failure to properly cover head, foot rest, or manicuring cushion-$100;(r) Improper storage or disposal of towels-$50;(s) Improper sanitation of pressing combs or curling irons-$100;(t) Insufficient number of combs or brushes-$50;(u) Failure to use protective neck strip-$50;(v) Improperly washed or sanitized shampoo bowl - $50;(w) Improper cleansing or sanitation of retention rods-$100;(x) Failure to remove soiled items from top of work station after use-$50;(y) Placement of pins or clips in mouth-$50;(z) Use of implements dropped on floor without cleaning and disinfecting-$100;(aa) Failure to sharpen lip or eyebrow pencil after each use-$100;(bb) Failure to discard disposable implement or cosmetic after use-$100;(cc) Use of hair removal wax for more than one client-$300;(dd) Failure to launder nondisposable draping after each client-$50;(ee) Unsanitary manicuring table or surrounding area-$100;(ff) Improper paraffin wax procedures-$100;(gg) Improper use of electric files, bits, or sanding bands-$100;(hh) Improper procedures when working on acrylic nails-$100;E. Unauthorized services: (2) Microdermabrasion-formal hearing;(3) Lasers-formal hearing;(4) Glycolic acid-formal hearing;(5) Chemical peels-formal hearing;(6) Practice causing tissue destruction or penetration to the blood fluid barrier-formal hearing;F. Prohibited Practices:(1) Services on client with infectious or contagious disease-formal hearing;(2) Operator with infectious or contagious disease performing services-formal hearing;(3) Services on inflamed skin or scalp without physician authorization-formal hearing;(4) Removal of corns, calluses, or other growths of skin by cutting-$300;(5) Use of electrical muscle stimulator devices-$300;(6) Cosmetic tattooing-formal hearing;(7) Presence of an animal other than a designated service animal-$100;(8) Sale of used hairpieces-$300;(9) Methyl methacrylate liquid monomer (MMA)-formal hearing;G. Interference with inspector-formal hearing.Md. Code Regs. 09.22.02.07
Regulation .07 adopted effective July 31, 2006 (33:15 Md. R. 1280); amended effective 47:6 Md. R. 341, eff. 3/23/2020