compliance with the toilet and lavatory requirements specified in Rule 61G5-20.002, F.A.C. (b) Each mobile salon shall have storage capacity for at least 35 gallons of clean water for each cosmetologist working in the mobile salon and a total storage capacity for waste water equal to or greater than the mobile salon’s total capacity for clean water. (c) Operation of a mobile salon shall promptly cease: 1. When the mobile salon’s clean water supply is depleted or so diminished that further cosmetology service cannot be completed; 2. When the mobile salon’s waste water storage capacity if reached;
3. When the mobile salon’s restroom is in need of servicing. (d) No mobile salon shall operate or resume operation unless it has a sufficient amount of clean water as well as waste water capacity necessary for completing all cosmetology services undertaken and its restroom is functional. (e) In disposing of sewage and waste water, each mobile salon shall comply with applicable state and local environmental and sanitation regulations. (5) No cosmetology services shall be performed and no patrons shall remain within a mobile salon while it is in motion. (6) Applicants for licensure of a mobile salon shall be subject to and shall pay the same fees which licensed salons at fixed locations are subject to. the State of Florida before the license or registration can be placed into active status. (3) Any inactive licensee or registrant who elects active status is not eligible to elect to return to inactive status until the next licensure renewal period. (4) A cosmetologist or specialist may not work with an inactive or delinquent license or registration. 61G5-25.005 Notice to the Department of Mailing Address and Place of Practice of Licensee. (1) It shall be the duty of each licensee or registrant to provide written notification to the Department of the licensee’s or registrant’s current mailing address and place of practice. For purposes of this rule, “place of practice” means the address of the physical location where the licensee or registrant practices cosmetology or a specialty. (2) Any time that the current mailing address or place of practice of any licensee or registrant changes, written notification of the change shall be provided to the Department within ninety (90) days of the chang e. Written notice shall be sent to the following address: Florida Board of Cosmetology, Department of Business and Professional Regulation, 2601 Blair Stone Road, Tallahassee, Florida 32399-0790. (3) It shall be a violation of this rule for a licensee or registrant to fail to advise the Department within ninety (90) days of a change of mailing address. It shall not be a violation of this rule to fail to advise the Department of a change of one’s place of practice within ninety (90) days. (4) “Cosmetic Demonstration” means the application or removal of cosmetic products for the purposes of demonstration of the cosmetic products as part of a sales or promotion program rendered without compensation for the service from the individual or individuals who are the recipients or audience of the demonstration. (5) “Cosmetic products” means any external preparation which is intended to cleanse, tone, color or beautify the face or neck, including but not limited to skin cleansers, astringents, skin fresheners, lipstick, eyeliner, eye shadow, foundation, rouge or cheek color, mascara, face powder or corrective stick. (6) “Simple Adhesive” as used in Section 477.013(6)(a), F.S., means a substance by which artificial nails (such as “press on nails”) can be attached to and then easily detached from a patron with slight pressure only, without the application of any nail primer or solvents of any kind, and without removing the natural oils from or roughing of such patron’s nails. 61G5-29.004 Supervised Specialty Practice Exception. (1) Following the submission of a complete application for registration board, and as further defined and set forth with specificity in Rule 61G5-18.00015, F.A.C as a specialist which included proof of the successful completion of all educational requirements for the specialty applied for and the payment of all applicable application and registration fees, and pending the issuance by the Department of a registration as a specialist under Chapter 477, F.S., an applicant for registration as a specialist shall be eligible to perform specialty services in the specialty for which the applicant has applied for registration subject to the following conditions:
Chapter 61G5-25 Licensure Status and Notice of Address Change 61G5-25.001 Active Status. (1) The department shall renew an active cosmetology license or specialty registration upon timely receipt of the completed application for status, the biennial renewal fee, and certification that the licensee or registrant has demonstrated participation in the continuing education required by Rule 61G5-32.001, F.A.C. (2) The term “completed application” for purposes of active status or
inactive status shall mean either a completed renewal notice or a written request from the licensee or registrant accompanied by a statement affirming compliance with the applicable requirements for renewal. 61G5-25.002 Inactive Status; Reactivation. (1) Any licensee or registrant may elect at the time of license renewal to place the license or registration into inactive status by filing with the Board a completed application for inactive status as defined by Rule 61G5-25.001(2), F.A.C., and by paying the inactive status fee. (2) An inactive status licensee or registrant may change to active status at any time provided the licensee or registrant meets the continuing education requirements of Rule 61G5-32.001, F.A.C., pays the reactivation fee, and if the request to change licensure status is made at any time other than at the beginning of a licensure cycle, pays the additional processing fee. However, a licensee or registrant whose license or registration has been in inactive status for more than two consecutive biennial licensure cycles shall be required to submit a statement affirming that the licensee or registrant has read within the last thirty (30) days and is familiar with the laws and rules for the practice of cosmetology in Chapter 61G5-29 Specialty Licensing 61G5-29.001 Definitions. (1) “Specialty Registration” means a registration to practice one or more of the following specialties: manicuring/pedicuring/ nail extension, facials (skin care and hair removal). (2) “Certificate of Completion” means a certificate from one of the following: (a) A school licensed pursuant to Chapter 1005, F.S., or the equivalent licensing authority of another state. (b) A specialty program within the public school system. (c) A specialty division within the Cosmetology Division of the Florida School for the Deaf and the Blind, provided the training programs comply with minimum curriculum requirements established by the board. (3) “Facials” means: (a) The massaging or treating of the face, neck or scalp with or without the use of mechanical devices using oils, creams, lotions or other cosmetic products which are used to cleanse and condition the skin, to prevent or correct problems or conditions of the face, neck, and scalp and to color and beautify the face, neck and scalp or enhance their features; and, (b) Skin care services for the body as defined in Section 477.013(13), F.S.; and, Facials shall be performed only by individuals licensed pursuant to Sections 477.019 and 477.0201, F.S., and performed in schools licensed pursuant to Chapter 1005, F.S., or salons licensed pursuant to Section 477.025, F.S.; and, (c) Facial and skin care services consistent with those permitted to be performed by cosmetologists and full and facial specialists by Chapter 477, F.S., and the rules adopted by the
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