GENERAL CHAPTER 60-1 RULES OF THE STATE BOARD OF

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CHAPTER 60-1
GENERAL
RULES
OF THE
STATE BOARD OF COSMETOLOGY
CHAPTER 60-1
REVISED 3-24-65
GENERAL
PART
60-1.01
Inactive Master Cosmetologists or Cosmetologists
60-1.02 Inactive Junior Cosmetologists
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60-1.03
60-1.04
Permits to demonstrate
Installation and Use of Hair Dryers
60-1.01 Inactive Master Cosmetologists or
60-1.02 Inactive Junior Cosmetologists.General Authority 477.23 (10) FS Law Implemented 477.23
Cosmetologists.-A Master Cosmetologist who (10)
FS
has not renewed certificate to practice cosmemstory.-Revlsed 3-24-65. Repealed 12-28-67
tology the past ten years must go back to school
60-1.03 Permits to demonstrate.-Permits
and take a complete course. At the end of the
course he/she nrray take the master cosmetolo- granted only to those representing a product
and receiving a salary. The time limit will be
gist's examination.
(A) A Cosmetologist who has not renewed left up to the discretion of the Board.
General Authority 477.23 (10) FS Law Implemented 477.23
certificate to practice cosmetology the past ten (10)
FS
mstory.-Revised
3-24-65
years must go back to school and take a complete course. At the end of the course he/she
60-1.04 Installation and Use of Hair Dryers.
may take the cosmetologist's examination.
-Hair dryers cannot be installed and used on
(B) The instructor in school may request any premises in connection with cosmetology
permission from the Board to allow some credit unless supervised by a licensed master cosmeon former training and experience if it is felt tologist provided however, that this shall not
the master cosmetologist or cosmetologist has be construed as prohibiting the private use of
retained enough knowledge to warrant same.
hair dryers in the home.
(10) FS
History.-Revised 3-24-65, Amended 12-28-67
(10) FS
History.-Revlsed 3-24-65, Amended 12-28-67
PART
II
REVISED 3-24-65
60-1.25
60-1.26
60-1.27
Hearing Procedures
Hearing Examiner
Appearance of the Board's Staff
60-1.28
60-1.29
60-1.25 Hearing Procedures.-The Board
adopts as its hearing procedure Part II of
Chapter 120, F.S., and such specific requirements of other 's tatutory law not in conflict
therewith as may be applicable toa specific
matter before the Board.
(A) In the event procedures are not provided by law, then the Florida Rules of Civil
Procedure shall apply.
(B) The board may waive technical rules of
evidence, if a party appearing at a formal hearing is not represented by counsel.
(C) Any individual may appear for himself
and any member of a partnership which is
party to a proceeding may appear for such
partnership upon adequate identification. A
bona fide officer of a corporation or a's sociation
or a full-time employee of an individual, corporation or association may appear for such
Complaint Service
Filing; Records
individual, corporation or association by permission of the officer presiding at the hearing.
A person may be represented by counsel, provided such counsel is admitted to practice before the Supreme Court of Florida.
(D) Expenses incurred shall be paid by
person or persons requesting the hearing.
General Authority 477.23 (10) FS Law Implemented 477.16 FS
History.-Revised 3-24-65
60-1.26 Hearing Examiner.-Hearing examiners may be designated by the Board. If such
designation is not made by the Board, the
chairman shall be authorized to designate the
individual who shall serve as hearing examiner,
to conduct the hearing and determine the facts
for the Board. The provisions of Section 120.09,
F.S., shall be scrupulously observed in designating hearing examiners.
Hlstory.-Revised 3-24-65
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GENERAL
60-1.27 Appearance of the Board's Staff.Members of the Board's staff shall appear
solely on behalf of general public interest.
(A) The primlliry duty of ,s taff members is to
see that all facts touching upon the general
public interest are clearly presented at a hearing for consideration. They may testify, offer
exhibits, and be 's ubject to cross-examination,
in any proceeding,s to the same extent as any
other party.
HlstorY.-Revlsed 3-24-65
60-1.28
Complaint Service.-
Hlstory.-Revlsed 3-24-65, Repealed 12-28-67
60-1.29
Filing; Records.-
History.-Revised 3-24-65, Repealed 12-28-67
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SCHOOLS OF COSMETOLOGY
CHAPTER 60A-1
RULES
OF
CHAPTER 60A-1
REVISED 3-24-65
GOA-1.D1
60A-1.02
GOA-1.03
60A-1.04
60A-1.05
60A-1.0G
60A-1.07
60A-1.08
GOA-1.09
60A-1.10
60A-1.ll
60A-1.12
60A-1.13
60A-1.14
60A-1.15
60A-1.16
60A-1.17
60A-1.1S
60A-1.19
Application
Certificate valid only for - location
named therein
Teaching and instructing staff
Notice of faculty changes
Curriculum
Text books
Records to be displayed
Equipment
Study and classroom requirements
Supply room required
Separate rest rooms for male and female
City and state building and fire codes
Room requirements
Lockers
Schools not to be conducted in same
quarters with another business
Charges to public
Regulations on work for the public
Experience as receptionist
Uniforms
60A-1.20
60A-1.21
60A-1.22
60A-1.23
60A-1.24
60A-1.25
60A-1.26
60A-1.27
60A-1.28
60A-1.29
60A-1.30
60A-1.S1
60A-1.32
60-A1.33
60A-1.34
60A-I.35
60A-1.36
60A-I.37
60A-I.3S
60A-I.39
Other duties
Demonstrations
Library
Junior and senior department
Junior department
Senior department
Student enrollment application (BC
12 and Student/School Contract)
Health cards
Permit cards (Student Identification)
Compliance with school rules
Complaint
Withdrawal procedures
Examinations by Board of Cosmetology
Records
Records of hours completed
Keeping and filing of records
Misrepresentation
Expulsion of students
Violations
Student instructor training
60A-1.01 Application.-All persons desiring of. 500 square feet for each additional twentyto operate a school of cosmetology shall make students or fraction thereof. The floor space
application as required by Chapter 477.08, Flor- shall be divided into the following departments:
ida Statutes, upon the forms prescribed and
Junior Practical Classroom
provided by the State Board of Cosmetology.
Facial and Manicurist & Pedicurist ClassSuch application ,s hall be examined by the room
Board to determine if it complies with all the
Theory Classroom
requirements of the law and rules established
Student Lounge
by the Board. A school of cosmetology may not
Locker Room
Dispensary
be located near a place of immoral purposes.
Bathrooms (two required)
The school premises shall be inspected by the
Office
Board Members, and if the Board shall deterJunior and Senior Clinic Room
mine that the requirements of the law and the
rules and regulations of the Board have been
(C) Contract for twelve months employmet, a certificate of registration to operate a ment for each full-time instructor.
school of cosmetology shall be issued. Any per(Ic) A full-time instructor can only be
son holding such certificate shall be permitted under contract with one school. A school owner
to retain same only as long as their school with more than one school may not remove
continuea to meet the requirements of the Flor- . an instructor from school under which he/she
ida Cosmetology Law and rules of the Florida holds contract and send them to teach in anState Board of Cosmetology. Said application other. If contract is cancelled for any reason
and requirements shall include:
within the twelve months the Board must be
(A) A blueprint of floor plan, drawn to advised in writing, bearing ,s ignatures of the
scale of the proposed school showing adequate sohool owner and instructor, with new contract
floor space as required by the rules and regula- accompanying for another instructor to be employed immediately.
tions of the Board.
(B) All schools applying for a certificate of
(D) A sample copy of the school's contract
registration on or after May 12, 1961 shall be form with student.
required to have a minimum floor space of 3,000
(Id) A legible copy of contract between
square feet for forty students or fraction there- school and stUdent must be submitted with en3
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(B) Instructors ·s hall not apply their time to
private practice with or without compensation
in school or during school hours. Students are
not permitted to teach co-students while instructor is off the floor.
(C) Part-time instructors in schools must
specify number of hours in school and curriculum to be followed.
(D) Instruction of students shall be under
constant supervision of an instructor.
rollment application. Said contract must be
signed by school official, student or parent or
guardian if student is under the age of eighteen.
(E) Bond and Fee.-Refer to Chapter
477.08 (7) and Chapter 477.17 (1) (i) of Florida Cosmetology Law.
(F) A written inspection report of the approval of electrical fire code of area or municipality.
(G) Furnish the Board a certified copy of
the lease of the proposed school, providing for
the execution of such lease upon the Board's
approval of the school's application, which
lease shall be for a period of not less than one
year.
(H) An opinioned statement made up by
a Certified Public Accountant, which shall
show unencumbered assets of not less than
$25,000.00 for each school.
General l uthority 477.23 (10) FS Law Implemented 477.08
(1) FS
mstor,..-Rev!sed 3-24-65, Amended 12-28-67, 12-19-69
60A-1.04 Notice of faculty changes.-Each
school is required to notify the Board immediately in writing of any change in their staff
of instructors. Failure to comply may result in
revocation of school license.
(1) FS
Hlstor,..-Revlsed 3-24-65, Amended 12-28-67
60A-I.OS Curriculum.(A) A school of cosmetology shall be prepared to teach all branches of cosmetology as
defined in Chapter 477.08, Florida Cosmetology
Law and shall possess such equipment sufficient
for proper instructions in all subjects required.
Each school shall maintain a course of instruction in ' both theory and practice in subjects
required by Chapter 477.08 of Florida Cosmetology Law. Current curriculum schedule, minimum number of hour·s in each subject and
minimum number of services must be posted
on bulletin board.
(B) Two hundred (200) hours required before working on public.-No student shall be
allowed to work on the public until such student has had at least 200 hours of theory and
practice work on wefts or manikins and fellow
students. Failure to comply may result in revocation of school license.
(C) Subjects, hours, etc.-A student is required to complete the prescribed 1200 hours
within a minimum of seven months 'a ctual attendance in school in continuous practice and
theory of not more than eight hours in anyone
day within a period of eighteen months in the
following subjects:
(4) FS
Histor,..-Rev!sed 3-24-65, Amended 12-28-67, 3-1-69
60A-1.02 Certificate valid only for location
named therein.-A certificate of registration,
as approved by the Board, is valid only for the
location named in the certificate and is not
transferable to another location. School owners
·s hall immediately notify the Board in writing
of the sale or transfer or change in ownership
of a school, and a new certificate of registration
applied for.
(4) FS
mator,. .-Revlsed 3-24-85, Amended 12-28-87
60A-1.0a Teaching and instructing staft'.(A) Schools of cosmetology shall be required to provide instructors actively engaged
for an eight hour day in ratio to students as
follows:
1 to
40 students
2 instructors
41 to
60 students
3 instructors
61 to
80 students
4 instructors
81 to 100 students
5 instructors
101 to 120 students
6 instructors
7 instructors
121 to 140 students
8 instructors
141 to 160 students
161 to 180 students
9 instructors
181 to 200 students 10 instructors
1200 HOUR COURSE IN COSMETOLOGY
MINIMUM
SERVICE
HOURS
CURRICULUM
breakdown
per subl.
I
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FLORIDA LAW ................................................
Orientation-Rules & Regulations of
School & Equip. . .........••..••..................••....
Personality & Hygiene ..................................
Sanitation & Sterilization ............................
Florida Law ....................................................
PERMANENT WAVING ..................................
Procedure-Normal Hair ....................... _.....
Procedure-Tinted, Bleached or Problem
Hair ............................................................
Cold Wave Chemistry ..................................
Knowledge & Analysis of Hair ..................
Permanent Waving for Pressed Hair ..........
I
minimum
manikin
I
SERVICE
HOURS REQUIRED
minimum
minutes
live model
number
per service .ervice hrs
80
5
5
20
50
200
75
75
25
15
10
4
30
30
120
120
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CHAPTER 60A-l
1200 HOUR COURSE IN COSMETOLOGY-Continued
CURRICULUM
breakdown
per sub).
III
HAIR CUTTING (Scissors & Razor) .......... ..
Handling of Implements ..............................
Basic Shaping ................................................
Style Cutting .............................................. ..
10
75
35
IV
HAIR & SCALP TREATMENTS ......................
Scalp Treatments-manipulations ............... .
Hair Treatments .......................................... ..
Instant Treatments ....................................... .
5
10
5
15
SHAMPOO ......................................................
Shampoo ..........................................................
Special Shampoo ............................................
Chem istry of Shampoo ..................................
10
10
10
HAIRDRESSING & MOLDING ......................
Molding (fingerwaving) ............................... .
Pin Curls (stems & bases) ........................... .
Roller Curls (stems & bases) ......................
Style Patterns ................................................
Artistry in Hairstyling ..................................
Comb Out Techniques ................................ ..
50
100
50
50
50
50
FACIALS ..........................................................
Facials ............................................................
Related Anatomy ..........................................
Make-up ..........................................................
Lash & Brow dyes & Arches ........................
5
5
5
5
MANICURING & PEDICURING .............__
Manicuring ......................................................
Pedlcurlng ......................................................
Related Anatomy..........................................
15
10
5
X
HAIR STRAIGHTENING ................................
Normal Hair ..................................................
Tinted & Bleached Hair ................................
Methods-(Thermal-Chemlcal) ..................
10
10
30
XI
WIGS & HAIRPIECES .................................. ..
Types of Wigs & Hairpieces ........................
Fitting & Selling ..........................................
Shaping ..........................................................
Cleaning & Conditioning ..............................
Styling ............................................................
One hour of theory and one hour demonstration class must be taught each day
to every student in school.
VI
VII
VIII
IX
minimum
manikin
I live
minutes
per service
I
minimum
number
service hrs
30
60
15
30
30
6
10
3
50
20
10
20
12
30
60
60
10
10
10
20
200
15
50
350
45
300
6
90
9
6
10
30
30
3
5
25
5
60
60
25
6
50
3
120
6
100
50
60
50
5
200
10
5
65
75
model
120
120
20
HAIR COLORING ..........................................
Temporary Color ........................................... .
Semi-Permanent Color ..................................
Permanent Color ............................................
Bleaching, Frosting, Streaking & Toners ....
Correction Work ............................................
Chemistry of Color ........................................
Related Knowledge & Analysis of Hair ..... .
V
I
SERVICE
HOURS REQUIRED
MINIMUM
SEkvlCE
HOURS
15
15
30
350
50
20
30
10
20
30
20
20
(D) Students enrolled for Specialist Courses
must have 50 hours of practice before being
allowed to work on the public.
hours within a mInImUm of three (3) months,
and a maximum of six (6) months actual attendance in school in continuous practice and
theory of not more than eight hours in anyone
day or not more than forty hours in anyone
week in the following SUbjects:
(E) Subjects, hours, etc.-A Specialist Student is required to complete the prescribed 600
SPECIALIST COURSE
500 hours, Including Manicuring, Pedlcuring, Facials Shampoo & Florida Law
MINIMUM
SERVICE
HOURS
CURRICULUM
breakdown
per subl.
FLORI DA LAW ..................................................
Ethics, Sanitation, Hygiene & Anatomy ........
Florida Law ......................................................
A total of 25 hours of theory ..................... .
I
minimum
25
10
15
6
manikin
I
SERVICE
HOURS REQUIRED
minimum
live model
minutes
per service
\
number
service hrs
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SPECIALIST COURSE-Continued
500 hours, including Manicuring, Pedicuring, Facials, Shampoo & Florida Law
breakdown
per sub).
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MAIo!IC':'RING & PEDICURING ..................... .
Manicuring .. _________ ______ _____ _____ .. __ .. ___ . ___ . ____________ .. _
Special Treatment-Manicuring ......................
Pedicuring ....................................................... .
Related Anatomy ............................................. .
Disorders & Diseases of Nails ______ ___.... ". _______ _.
35
15
25
25
20
Chemistry of Cosmetics used in Manicuring
& Pedicuring ................................................
5
I
SERVICE
HOURS REQUIRED
MINIMUM
SERVI CE
HOURS
CURRICULUM
minimum
manikin
I
I
minimum
live model
minutes
per service
number
service hrs
30
15
25
60
60
60
30
15
25
20
90
45
20
10
30
30
10
5
100
15
25
100
15
25
125
A total of 75 hours practice, SO hours
theory .........................................•.•..••....•.......
III
FACIALS .................................••...•...•.•...•.•.•.....•.
Facials-plain ..................................•...•.......•...
Manipulations ............................... _ •..••..............
Related Anatomy ...................................•..........
Chemistry of Cosmetics ...............•.....•.....•.....
Treatments (packs, lash & brow dyes,
75
75
25
25
Ma~~~~~ ~ .. ~~~~~~!...::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
50
50
300
}._...............
10
A total of 250 hours of practice, SO hours
theory .........................................•............•.....
IV
SHAMPOOING ..................................................
Pla in Shampoo ............................... _................ .
Chemical Analysis of Shampoo ......................
Special Shampoo & Rinses ..............................
Chem ical Analysis of Special Shampoo
& Rinses .........•................. _ ...•...........•...........
SO
20
5
20
5
A total of 35 hours of practice, 15 hours
theory
Currently licensed Florida Manicurist &
Pedicurists who desire a Specialist license
may enroll for a fourteen week course,
350 hours, consisting of Facials and Shampooing, using the above curriculum.
Currently licensed non-resident Manicurist
and Pedicurists will enroll for 375 hours,
consisting of Florida Law, Facials and
Shampooing. Credit of 125 hours will be
given for manicuring and pedicuring on
current Manicurist and Pedicurist license.
Non-resident applicants will be required to
take the complete Specialist examination.
(F) A currently licensed Specialist who
enrolls for the cosmetology course may receive
500 hours credit.
(2) The last four inspection rating sheets,
issued by the Board must be posted in each
cosmetology school.
(3) Certificate of Registration for each
Instructor.
(4) Enrollment permits and current health
certificate for each student in school must be
posted before hours begin. No student shall receive credit for hours until permit issued by
the Board is displayed in school.
General Authority 477.23 (10) FS Law Implemented 477.08 (1)
a·j FS
History.-Revised 3-24-65, Amended 12-28-67, 3-1-69
60A-1.06 Text books.-All students shall be
issued a textbook by the school which is approved by the State Board of Cosmetology. The
following books are approved: Milady's Standard Textbook of Cosmetology, Vandeen's Standard Book of Cosmetology, Glendora Stengler's
Book of Cosmetology, Chemistry in your Beauty
Shop by Dr. Arnold Lowman, Ph-D., Lectures
in Hair Structure and Chemistry for Cosmetology Teachers by Milady and Keystone Cosmetology Textbook.
Hlstory.-Revised 3-24-65, Amended 12-28-67
60A-1.08 Equipment.-School shall have the
following equipment or equipment sufficient for
student enrollment maintained in good condition and working order at all times.
Minimum equipment required:
6 shampoo bowls
12 dryers
4 facial chairs
6 manicure tables
2 marcel stoves and straightening apparatus
General .A uthority 477.23 (10) FS Law Implemented 477.08
(1) FS
Hlstory .-Revised 3-24-65, Amended 12-28-67, 6-7-70
60A-1.07 Records to be displayed.-Schools
shall display in working area the following
records:
(1) Certificate of Registration
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2 heat caps or steamers
5 complete cold wave sets
12 manikins
1 bulletin board
1 blackboard
All materials to be used for demonstrational
services are to be furnished by the school.
Wet and dry sterilizers sufficient to insure
complete sterilization including student kits.
Covered waste containers, ,c overed containers
for soiled towels and disposable drinking cups
or drinking fountain.
CHAPTER 60A-l
Floors in working area must have sanitary
coverings. Interiors ,s hall be kept in good repair.
General Authority 477.23 (10) FS Law Implemented 47723
(10) FS
60A·1.14 Lockers.-A locker with key or
lock for each student must be provided for private property.
FS
(1)
60A-1.15 Schools not to be conducted in
same quarters with another business.-A ,s chool
of cosmetology shall not be conducted in the
same quarters with any other business establishment, including a cosmetology 's alon. Separations must be by walls of permanent construction and have no doors or openings between
them. Schools shall not have booths.
(1) FS
History.-Revised 3-24-65. Amended 12-28-67
60A·l.09 Study and classroom requirements.
-Room shall be selected as suitable for quiet,
undisturbed classroom periods for the study of
theory in needed subjects. Sufficient chairs,
preferably with arm rests, or desks; sufficient
charts, blackboards, etc., to teach all subjects
of cosmetology.
(2) FS
Hlstory.-Revlsed 3-24-65
60A-1.16 Charges to public.-Charges made
by the school to the public for work performed
by a qualified student is restricted to the actual
cost of the material and operating cost involved
in performing such work.
(1) FS
History.-Revlsed 3-24-65
(10) FS
60A·l.IO Supply room required.-Each school
shall have a supply room in which students
shall obtain actual experience in dispensary
practice.
(A) Supply room equipment.-Supply or dispensing room equipment shall include the following:
Sterilizers (wet and dry) for proper care of
instruments and equipment
Method of recording dispensing supplies
Clean linens, neck cloths, hair cloths, etc.
Cabinet for clean linens
Covered container for soiled linens
Cabinets for accessories and supplies
Hot plate for heating wax
Sink
All bottles and containers must be distinctly
and correctly labeled.
Hlstory.-Revised 3-24-65. Amended 12-28-67
60A-I.17 Regulations on work for the pub·
lic.(A) Work done by students.-A sign to
read, "School of Cosmetology-work done exclusively by students" in letters large enough
to be read the length of the room shall be
displayed in the school.
(B) Salary.-No student in a school of cosmetology, except student instructor trainee is
permitted to receive a salary or commission
from the school in any form while enrolled in
that school as a student. No student is permitted to instruct another student in a school.
(C) Advertising.-A school shall not advertise professional work or advertise prices in
any news media, in or on windows or outside
premises.
(D) Maximum and minimum price list to be
posted.-A price list stating maximum and
minimum prices shall be posted in the school
where services are rendered to the public 'a nd
should be large enough for easy reading at a
distance of ten feet.
(E) Public not permitted to select student
for beauty services in the clinic. Assignments
for beauty services are to be mrude by instructors.
(1) FS
60A-1.1l Separate restrooms for male and
female.-Each school is required to maintain a
separate lavatory and toilet for male and female.
General Authority 477.23 (10) FS Law Implemented 477.'1.7
(12) FS
60A·1.12 City and state building and fire
codes.-Cosmetology schools shall comply with
all city and state building codes and fire codes
and regulations.
(3 ~i~~ry .-Revised 3-24-65. Amended 12-28-67. 3-1-69
(24) FS
60A·I.18 Experience as receptionist.-Each
school shall require students to obtain actual
experience as a receptionist.
60A·1.13
Room requirements.-All rooms
shall be properly lighted and well ventilated.
(10) FS
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60A-1.19 Uniforms.-All persons engaged
in the practice, teaching or ,s tudy of cosmetology shall wear a clean washable professional
uniform, smock or jacket.
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(A) Enrollment application.-All schools
are required to execute a student enrollment
application (form bc 12) in triplicate for each
student, one copy of which shall remain with
the school, one copy shall be given to the student and the original copy shall be filed with
the Board.
(B) Student/ School Contract.-All private
schools are required to execute a contract in
triplicate between student and school, sa:id contract must bear signature of school offi·c ial and
student, or parent or guardian if student is
under eighteen years of age. Original contract
must be given to a student, copy mailed to
Board with enrollment application and one copy
kept in school. Vocational and Public School
Cosmetology Departments are not required to
submit contracts.
(10) FS
ffistory.-Revlsed 3-24-65
60A-1.20 Other duties.-No student shall be
called from regular dasses to do other duties
while the class is in ·session.
(10) FS
60A-1.21 Demonstrations. - Demonstrators
are permitted in schools provided ·s uch demonstrations shall be given in the presence of 'a
registered instructor and permit issued by
the Board. Permits granted only to those representing a product and receiving a salary. The
time limit will be left up to the discretion of the
Board.
(2) FS
60A-1.27 Health cards.(A) A temporary certificate from a licensed
doctor of medicine must be included with enrollment application. The examination upon
which this certificate is based should have been
completed within the past thirty (30) days, and
state that the applicant is free of a communicable disease in any infectious 's tate, and
should include a report of the serologic test for
syphilis. Upon receipt of the permanent health
certificate (part I) it should be posted with the
student permit in school.
(B) A permanent health certificate showing results of blood test and chest X-ray must
be submitted with application for examination
(part I of health certificate) .
(10) FS
60A-1.22 Library.(A) Schools are required to maintain a library consisting of modern text books, covering
all subjects as required in Chapter 477.0'8 (a),
together with such charts 81S will be useful for
illustration of subjects on anatomy, physiology
and chemistry.
(B) Current publications on the art and
science of cosmetology shall be available for
student perusal.
(1) FS
60A-1.23 Junior and senior department.Each school shall maintain a separate junior
and senior department.
General Authority 477:1.3 (10) FS Law Implemented 477.23
(1) FS
60A-1.28 Permit cards (Student Identification).(A) Identification cards will be issued for
each ,s tudent in school showing student's name,
date of enrollment, permit number and classification. These cards are to be inserted in
badges furnished by the school and worn on the
student uniform at all times while 'a ttending
school.
(B) If evening classes are held permits for
those attending each session ,s hould be posted
separately and designated as "Day CI8lss",
"Evening Class" or "Part-time Class".
(I) h & j FS
History.-Revised 3-24-65. Amended 12.- 28-67
60A-1.24 Junior department. - Students
who have completed 200 hours may render services to the public only under the direct supervision of a licensed instructor, and ·s hall have
received adequate instructions in the services
to be rendered.
(1) (g) FS
Hi.tory.-Revised 3-24-65
6GA-1.25 Senior department.-Students who
have completed 500 hours may render all services to the public under the supervision of a
licensed instructor. The student must wear an
insignia or badge that shall be separate and
distinct from any other lettering or school designation. The insignia or badge must be of sufficient size to be clearly discernible at all times.
(1) (j) FS
60A-1.29 Compliance with school rules.-A
student shall be required to comply with
school's rules as posted or presented to a student in writing at time of enrollment ; said rules
shall be approved by the State Board of Cosmetology.
(I) (i) FS
60A-1.26 Student enrollment application
(BC 12 and Student/School Contract).-
(2) FS
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CHAPTER 60A-l
pared by the Board for each fiscal year, July 1
to June 30, and be sent to all schools. Examination schedules shall be subject to change, provided adequate time is allowed for notification
of change.
(E) In order to be eligible to teach each
and every subject in any said school of cosmetology, applicant for instructor certificate of
registration must be examined in all subjects
of cosmetology in theory. Practical subjects to
be determined by the Board.
(1) In order to be eligible to practice
each and every subject in any said cosmetology
salon a student taking cosmetologist examination must be examined in all subjects of cosmetology in both theory and practice.
60A-L30 Complaint.-A student in a school
of cosmetology is permitted to file complaint in
writing with the Board concerning the school
while he or she is enrolled, provided the information is clearly and concisely given, and complaint is signed by the student making the complaint.
(7) FS
Hist<>ry.-Revlsed 3-24-65
60A-L31 Withdrawal procedures.(A) A student desiring to transfer from one
school to another shall file an application on a
form prescribed by the Board.
(B) No student is permitted to enter any
school of cosmetology until proper transfer papers have been filed with the Executive Office
of the State Board of Cosmetology and the
transfer permit returned to school and posted
therein.
(C) No school shall enroll a student whose
transfer has not been issued by the Executive
Office of the State Board of Cosmetology.
(D) A school of cosmetology must be in operation at least three (3) months before transfers from other schools will be accepted by the
Executive Office of the State Board of Cosmetology.
(E) When a student desires to transfer
from one school to another he shall be given an
application for transfer executed in triplicate
from the school in which he is enrolled, which
shall provide as follows: Total number of hours
and services completed, and report on progress
and attendance. Three copies of said action
shall be filed with the Board.
Blstor1.-Revlsed 3-24-65, Amended 12-26-67, 8-9-68
60A-I.33 Records.-There >shall be on file for
each student enrolled or re-enrolled in school
for a cosmetology course, specialist course,
post-graduate course or additional hours the
following:
(1) Enrollment application, executed as per
rule 60A-1.2S.
(2) Time sheet showing hours of attendance hours of instruction and training in each
of the required subjects, properly initialed
daily by instructor.
(3) Record of withdrawal showing total
hours instruction and training as well as
grades and services. A special form is to be
used by the schools to send in verification of
hours when student has returned and completed
additional hour-s in subjects failed on State
Board examination. Upon withdrawal student
permit is to be returned to Tallahassee Office
whether enrolled for complete course, postgraduate, specialist course or additional hours.
(4) Copy of signed stUdent registration
contract with school as per rule SOA-L26.
(5) Monthly work sheet showing all practical operations properly initialed by instructor.
(10) FS
Hlstor1.-Revlsed 3-24-65, Amended 12-28-67
60A-L32 Examinations by Board of Cosme.
tology.(A) Requirements.-Students shall not be
allowed to appear before the State Board of
Cosmetology for a written and practical examination until the numbers of hours, services and
graduating requirements in school have been
completed as required by law. Students in private cosmetology s-c hools must complete the
number of hours shown on contract with school.
(B) Students shall write their theory examination in ink and shall bring all equipment
and supplies needed for the practical demonstration, including a model (not in the profession). Clean washable uniforms shall be worn
during practical examination. After application
is filed with necessary requirements a notice
will be sent direct to the student giving complete details of date, time, place and equipment
to bring to examination.
(C) Examinations in practical and theory
shall be given in the English language.
(D) Examination schedules shall be pre-
(10) FS
Blstor1.-Revlsed 3-24-65, Amended 12-28-67
60A·1.34 Records of hours completed.-A
monthly record of hours completed shall be
kept on forms furnished by the Board, and
forwarded by the tenth of the following month
to the Executive Office of the Board. Such record shall show number of hours of study (practice and theory) of each student in all required
subjects. Failure to submit such record>s by the
school shall constitute grounds for revoeation
of the license or certificate to operate the
school.
(2) FS
lUatGl"1.-Reylled 3-14-66
60A.I.S5 Keeping and filing of records.The school shall comply with the rules of the
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Board regarding the keeping and filing of records with the Board regardless of whether
tuition is paid by the ,s tudent or the contract
between the school and the student is otherwise breached.
FSGeneral Authority 477.23 (10) FS Law Implemented 477.08 (2)
HI.tory.-Revised 3-24-65
60A-1.36 Misrepresentation. - Any school
owner, manager or instructor who willfully and
fraudulently misrepresents facts to the Board
concerning information regarding hi-s or her
school, or any ,s tudent enrolled therein, or in
any way violates or refuses to comply with the
Florida Cosmetology Law, or any rules and
regulations established by the Board may have
its, his or her permit 01' certifi·c ate of registration revoked as provided by Chapter 477, Florida Statutes.
.
60A-1.38 Violation.-The Board may either
refuse to issue, renew or may suspend or revoke
any certificate of registration to operate a
school of cosmetology if a school is found in
violations of Chapter 477 Florida Cosmetology
Law or Rules and Regulations Governing
Schools of Cosmetology in the State of Florida.
Any school which is found in violation shall
have a sign placed on the front entrance which
shall read: This school license has been suspended by the Florida State Board of Cosmetology for ---days.
General Authority 477.23 (10) FS Law Implemented 477.15 &
477.27 FS
60A-1.39 Student instructor training.-A
school of cosmetology must be in operation for
at least one year to be eligible to apply for a
certificate of approval for Student Instructor
Training.
General Authority 477.23 '(10) FS Law Implemented 477.26 FS
Bistory.-Revised 3-24-65
60A-1.37
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Expulsion of students.-
FS
History.-New 12-28-67
(7) FS
History.-Revised 3-24-65, Repealed 12-28-67
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SANITARY CONDITIONS
GHAPTER 60B-1
RULES
OF
CHAPTER 60B-1
REVISED 3-24-65
SANITARY CONDITIONS OF
COSMETOLOGY SALONS IN FLORIDA
60B-1.01
60B-1.02
60B-1.03
60B-1.04
60B-1.05
60B-1.06
Certificate to operate
Electrical Certificate
Ventilation and Cleanliness
Washing and Toilet Facilities
Communicable Disease
Linens
60B-L07
60B-1.08
60B-1.09
60B-1.l0
60B-l.ll
60B-L01 Certificate to Operate.-A certificate of registration will be is-s ued for a fee of
$35.00 when all requirements of the law have
been met. Upon final inspection if salon has
not met all the requirements, action will be
taken to dose said salon until such time as all
requirements are met. A minimum of 200 square
feet of floor space is required,and no more than
two operators may be employed in a salon
which has only the minimum floor -s pace.
(A) Effective June 30, 1967, a cosmetology
salon shall not be eonducted in 's ame quarters
with another business establishment, including
a residence, unless there are walls of permanent construction and no doors or openings
between other business or residence. Salons in
Department Stores and Hotels are exempt from
this section.
General Authority 477.23 (10) FS Law Implemented 47723 &
477.17 (r) FS
.
60B-L02 Electrical Cerlificate.-Each cosmetology salon owner or manager shall send to
this Board every two years, a certificate from a
licensed electrician showing that the electrical
equipment in said salon is in ,safe operating
condition.
G7neral Authority 477.23 (10) FS Law Implemented 477.13 FS
60B-L03 Ventilation and Cleanliness.-Each
cosmetology salon shall be kept well ventilated.
The walls, ceilings, furniture and equipment
shall be kept clean and free from dust. Hair
must be removed from floor 'a s soon as practicable and deposited ina closed container.
Uniforms
Containers
Sterilization and Sanitation
Sterilizers
Inspection Reports
all times. Cosmetology salons in public buildings must have the above facilities on same
floor.
Hlstory.-Revlsed 3-24-65, Amended 12-28-67
60B-L05 Communicable Disease.-No person engaged in the practice of cosmetology
shall proceed with any service to a person
having a visible disease, or open sores suggesting a communicable disease, until such person
furnishes a statement signed by a physician
licensed to practice medicine (M.D.), or osteopathic medicine (D.O.) in the State of Florida,
stating the disease or condition is not in an
infectious, contagious or -c ommunicable stage.
(1) FS
Hi,tory.-Revlsed 3-24-65
60B-1.06 Linens.-Each cosmetology salon
shall keep clean linens in closed, dust-proof
cabinet. All soiled linens must be placed in a
closed receptacle. Soiled linens may be kept in
open containers if entirely separated from the
area in which beauty services are rendered to
the public. Towels must be laundered by a
steam laundry or boiled at least 10 minutes. A
sanitary towel or neck strip should be plaeed
around the patron's neck to avoid direct contact of the shampoo cape with a patron's -s kin.
60B-L07 Uniforms.-All persons engaged in
the practice, teaching or study of cosmetology
shall wear a clean, washable, professional uniform, smock or jacket.
(10) FS
60B-L04 Washing and Toilet Facilities.Each cosmetology salon opened after March 20,
1965 must provide suitable and adequate washing and toilet facilities with hot and cold running .water. There must bea toilet, lavatory,
soap dispenser, and disposable towels within
each salon with sufficient supplies available at
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60B-1.08 Containers.-Cosmetology salons
must use containers for waving lotions and
other preparations of such type as will prevent
contamination of the unused portion. All
creams should be removed from containers by
spatulas.
CHAPTER 60B-1
SANITARY CONDITJONS
Supp. #50
Suggestions: Combs and brushes, remove hair first and immerse in 10%
formalin.
Metallic instruments-25% formalin,
10 minutes (addition of glycerine
prevents corrosion).
Instruments with cutting edge-wipe
with 70% alcohol
Quaternary Ammonium Compounds,
available under various trade and
chemical names.
Implements may be immersed for 2
minutes in 1 :1000 solution (or 1 tablespoonful to 12 oz. water); %%
sodium nitrate prevents rusting.
After cleansing and sanitizing, articles
should be stored in a clean, closed,
sterilized cabinet until used.
Ultra Violet Irradiation may be used to
storearlicles and instruments after
they have been cleansed and sanitized.
60B-1.09 Sterilization and Sanitation.-The
use of a brush, comb or other article on more
than one patron without being sanitized is prohibited. Each cosmetology salon is required to
have sufficient combs, brushes and implements
to allow for adequate sanitizing practices.
Combs or other instruments should not be carried in pockets.
mstory.-Revised 3-24-65
60B-1.10 Sterilizers.-All cosmetology salons shall be equipped with wet and dry -sterilizers, sufficient to allow for sanitizing practices.
(1) A wet sterilizer is any receptacle containing a disinfectant solution and large enough
to allow for a complete immersion of the articles. A ,c over should be provided.
(2) Sanitizing methods which are effective
and approved for cosmetology 6alons: First,
cleanse article with soap and water, then use
one of the following methods:
Boiling at 212 0 fahrenheit for at least
5 minutes.
Steaming in a steam pres's ure 'sterilizer
at 15 lbs. pressure for 20 minutes.
Chemicals by complete immersion in a
germicide solution for 20 minutes.
Bistory.-ReTlHd 3-24-86
60B-I.ll Inspection Reports.-The last four
inspection rating sheets, issued by the Board,
must be posted in each cosmetology salon.
History .-Reviled 3-24-65
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