Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Licensing and Regulatory Affairs › Bureau of Professional Licensing › Cosmetology › Cosmetology › Part 6 - CURRICULUM › Section R. 338.2169a - Cosmetologist, esthetician, electrologist, manicurist, and natural hair culturist curriculum

Current through Vol. 24-12, July 15, 2024
Rule 69a.
(1)
					 Students and apprentices who are enrolled in the study of cosmetology 1 year or
					 later after the promulgation of this rule shall complete a curriculum pursuant
					 to the following table:
TABLE 11
Subject
Theory Hours
Practical Application Hours
Total Hours
Minimum Practical
Applications
(a)
Health and safety related to hair care
									 services, manicuring services, skin care services, and natural hair cultivation
									 that include all of the following topics:
(i) Anatomy and physiology.
(ii) Chemical safety.
(iii) Diseases and disorders.
(iv) Laws and rules.
(v) Occupational safety.
(vi) Personal hygiene.
(vii) Sanitation.
(viii) Equipment, supply, and tool
									 safety.
100
100
200
Health and safety must be included in all
									 practical applications.
(b)
Hair care services and natural hair cultivation
									 that include all of the following topics:
(i) Arranging.
(ii) Artificial Hair.
(iii) Bleaching.
(iv) Cleansing.
(v) Curling.
(vi) Cutting.
(vii) Coloring and bleaching.
(viii) Dressing.
(ix) Perming.
(x) Relaxing.
(xi) Singeing.
(xii) Straightening.
(xiii) Tinting.
(xiv) Waving.
(xv) Natural hair cultivation.
250
800
1050
425
(c)
Esthetic services that include all of the
									 following topics:
50
75
125
25
(i) Beautifying the skin using cosmetic
									 preparations, chemicals, and liquids, including body wrapping.
(ii) Cleansing the skin with hands and
									 equipment.
(iii) Temporary hair removal.
(iv) Facials, makeup, and
									 eyelashes.
(d)
Manicuring services that include all of the
									 following:
(i) Artificial nails, extensions, and
									 repairs.
(ii) Manicuring.
(iii) Pedicuring.
50
75
125
25
Total Hours
450
1050
1500
475
(2) Students and apprentices who are enrolled
					 in the study of electrology 1 year or later after the promulgation of this rule
					 shall complete a curriculum pursuant to the following table:
TABLE 12
Subject
Theory Hours
Practical Application Hours
Total Hours
Minimum
Practical Applications
(a)
Health and safety related to electrology
									 services that include all of the following topics:
(i) Anatomy and physiology.
(ii) Chemical safety.
(iii) Diseases and disorders.
(iv) Laws and rules.
(v) Occupational safety.
(vi) Personal hygiene.
(vii) Sanitation.
(viii) Equipment, supply, and tool
									 safety.
50
50
100
Health and safety must be included in all
									 practical applications.
(b)
Electrology services that include the topic of
									 removal of the hair with electricity.
125
175
300
150
Total Hours
175
225
400
150
(3) Students and apprentices who are enrolled
					 in the study of esthetics 1 year or later after the promulgation of this rule
					 shall complete a curriculum pursuant to the following table:
TABLE 13
Subject
Theory Hours
Practical Application Hours
Total Hours
Minimum Practical Applications
(a)
Health and safety related to esthetic services
									 that include all of the following topics:
(i) Anatomy and physiology.
(ii) Chemical safety.
(iii) Diseases and disorders.
(iv) Laws and rules.
(v) Occupational safety.
(vi) Personal hygiene.
(vii) Sanitation.
(viii) Equipment, supply, and tool
									 safety.
50
50
100
Health and safety must be included in all
									 practical applications.
(b)
Esthetic services that include the following
									 topics:
(i) Beautifying the skin using cosmetic
									 preparations, chemicals, and liquids, including body wrapping.
(ii) Cleansing the skin with hands and
									 equipment.
(iii) Temporary hair removal.
(iv) Facials, makeup, and
									 eyelashes.
125
175
300
50
Total Hours
175
225
400
50
(4) Students and apprentices who are enrolled
					 in the study of manicuring 1 year or later after the promulgation of this rule
					 shall complete a curriculum pursuant to the following table:
TABLE 14
Subject
Theory Hours
Practical Application Hours
Total Hours
Minimum Practical
Applications
(a) Health and safety related to manicuring
									 services that include all of the following topics:
(i) Anatomy and physiology.
(ii) Chemical safety.
(iii) Diseases and disorders.
(iv) Laws and rules.
(v) Occupational safety.
(vi) Personal hygiene.
(vii) Sanitation.
(viii) Equipment, supply, and tool
									 safety.
50
50
100
Health and safety must be included in all
									 practical applications.
(b)
Manicuring services that include all of the
									 following topics:
(i) Artificial nails, extensions, and
									 repairs.
(ii) Manicuring.
(iii) Pedicuring.
125
175
300
50
Total Hours
175
225
400
50
(5) Students and apprentices who are enrolled
					 in the study of natural hair cultivation 1 year or later after the promulgation
					 of this rule shall complete a curriculum pursuant to the following table:
TABLE 15
Subject
Theory Hours
Practical Application Hours
Total Hours
Minimum Practical Applications
(a)
Health and safety related to natural hair
									 cultivation that include all of the following topics:
(i) Anatomy and physiology.
(ii) Chemical safety.
(iii) Diseases and disorders.
(iv) Laws and rules.
(v) Occupational safety.
(vi) Personal hygiene.
(vii) Sanitation.
(viii) Equipment, supply, and tool
									 safety.
50
50
100
Health and safety must be included in all
									 practical applications.
(b)
Natural hair cultivation services that include
									 all of the following topics:
(i) Braiding.
(ii) Extending.
(iii) Locking.
(iv) Twisting.
(v) Weaving.
(vi) Wrapping.
125
175
300
40
Total Hours
175
225
400
40