Minnesota Cosmetology Laws & Rules Exam Questions with 100% Correct Answers

Clean Correct Answer Free from all soil, dirt; washed w/ soap and hot water Good repair Correct Answer Item is clean, w/ no holes, frayed wires, or tears and fully operational Unregulated service Correct Answer Ear piercing, body wrapping, permanent depilitation, tattoing, artificial tanning, services incidental to theatrical productions,mortuary practices, massage services, hair braiding Unregulated services signage Correct Answer Clearly identified, posted in reception area, lettering at least one inch high Salon advertisement Correct Answer Shall list the licensed name of the establishment & type o' license held Salon advertisement -- no, no Correct Answer Reference to any unregulated service How many days for correcting violation? Correct Answer W/in ten business days & written notification of the correction sent to board w/in that time Name all eight violations Correct Answer 1. Lapsed licenses -- practitioner, instructor, salon, school -- 2. failure to display license, 3. failure to dispose of single-use items, 4. presence of prohibited razor-type callus shavers, 5. esthetician or cosmo services performed or offered at nail salon, 6. nail or cosmo services at esthi salon, 7. operator working as independent contractor, 8. refusal or failure to cooperate w/ inspection Business hours & location Correct Answer Provide accurate schedule. If by appointment only, then designate one-half day a month when available for inspection Inspection requirements Correct Answer Each cosmo salon subject to inspection at any time the board deems necessary to affirm compliance Results of inspection Correct Answer Discussed at conclusion, in private w/ responsible person. Written report given or sent. Report availability notice Correct Answer 5 by 7 in notice in reception area, boldface Reexam limit Correct Answer Passing exam score is valid for 12 months Instructor examination Correct Answer Board shall have access to clinic of school no more than once yearly and to licensed instructors no more than twice a year for