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Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 644A - Cosmetology › MOBILE COSMETOLOGICAL ESTABLISHMENTS › Section 644A.540 - Contents of application for license to operate or for transfer of ownership

Current through June 11, 2024
Each application for a license to operate a mobile
				cosmetological establishment or for the transfer of ownership of a licensed
				mobile cosmetological establishment must include:
1. A detailed floor plan showing:
(a) The location of:
(1) Doors;
(2) Windows;
(3) Restrooms;
(4) Sinks;
(5) Lifts or ramps;
(6) Ventilation systems; and
(7) Equipment; and
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 644A - Cosmetology › MOBILE COSMETOLOGICAL ESTABLISHMENTS › Section 644A.545 - Inspection of establishment after initial approval of floor plan and application

Current through June 11, 2024
After the floor plan and application have initially been
				approved, the applicant must schedule an appointment to show the mobile
				cosmetological establishment to the Board for final approval. If the owner of
				the establishment denies the inspection of the establishment by the Board, the
				application will be denied.
(Added to NAC by Bd. of
				Cosmetology, eff. 7-18-88) - (Substituted in revision for NAC
				644.620); A by
				R182-22A,
				eff. 1/5/2024
NRS 644A.275, as amended by
				  section 18 of Senate Bill No. 249, chapter 165, Statutes of Nevada 2023, at
				  page 878, NRS
				  644A.600, as amended by section 46 of Senate
				  Bill No. 249, chapter 165, Statutes of Nevada 2023, at page 891, and
				  NRS
				  644A.605
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 644A - Cosmetology › MOBILE COSMETOLOGICAL ESTABLISHMENTS › Section 644A.550 - Delivery of license or return of application

Current through June 11, 2024
A license to operate a mobile cosmetological establishment will
				be delivered to the owner following inspection of the establishment if the
				Board's requirements have been met. Applications not approved will be returned
				to the applicant.
(Added to NAC by Bd. of
				Cosmetology, eff. 7-18-88) - (Substituted in revision for NAC
				644.625
				)
NRS 644A.275
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 644A - Cosmetology › MOBILE COSMETOLOGICAL ESTABLISHMENTS › Section 644A.555 - Removal of equipment from establishment constitutes license null and void

Current through June 11, 2024
If equipment is removed from a mobile cosmetological
				establishment, the license to operate the establishment becomes null and
				void.
(Added to NAC by Bd. of
				Cosmetology, eff. 7-18-88) - (Substituted in revision for NAC
				644.630
				)
NRS 644A.275
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 644A - Cosmetology › MOBILE COSMETOLOGICAL ESTABLISHMENTS › Section 644A.560 - Submission of monthly itinerary to Board; notification of changes in itinerary

Current through June 11, 2024
1. The holder of a
			 license to operate a mobile cosmetological establishment shall submit to the
			 Board a monthly itinerary showing the dates, locations, and times of service to
			 be provided throughout the State. The itinerary must be:
(a) Submitted to the Board within 48 hours
			 after the Board requests an itinerary; and
(b) Accompanied by copies of work permits or
			 approvals from each county and city of operation granting the owner of the
			 establishment permission to conduct mobile cosmetological services within that
			 county and city.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 644A - Cosmetology › MOBILE COSMETOLOGICAL ESTABLISHMENTS › Section 644A.565 - Compliance with general standards required

Current through June 11, 2024
A mobile cosmetological establishment must comply with the
				following standards:
1. Exterior
			 advertising depicting "Licensed Cosmetological Establishment" must be on both
			 sides of the vehicle with the unit's establishment number.
2. The floor, carpeting, walls, ceiling,
			 furniture, equipment and all contents of the establishment must be kept clean
			 and in good repair at all times.
3.
			 Carpeting is permitted only within the driving or cab area, if applicable, and
			 only if approved by the appropriate city and county agencies governing fire
			 codes.
4. All storage cabinets must
			 be secured by the use of spring struts or friction catches.
5. All equipment must be securely anchored to
			 the establishment.
6. The interior
			 of the establishment must be 7 to 8 feet wide, inclusive, have a ceiling height
			 of at least 6 feet and be at least 24 feet long, as measured from the front
			 interior wall to the back of the establishment.
7. One 5-pound ABC fire extinguisher must be
			 mounted in public view.
8. A ramp
			 or lift must be provided for access to the establishment if services are
			 provided to persons with disabilities.
9. No services may be performed while the
			 establishment is in motion.
10.
			 Sleeping provisions must not be placed or maintained in the working area of the
			 establishment.
11. Containers in
			 the establishment must consist of galvanized stainless steel or other
			 noncorrosive material not including glass.
12. All chemicals in the establishment must
			 be stored in secured cabinets, separate and apart from other articles or
			 equipment in the establishment.
(Added to NAC by Bd. of
				Cosmetology, eff. 7-18-88; A by R029-02, 7-19-2002; R064-15, 12-21-2015) -
				(Substituted in revision for NAC
				644.640
				)
NRS 644A.275
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 644A - Cosmetology › MOBILE COSMETOLOGICAL ESTABLISHMENTS › Section 644A.570 - Supply of water

Current through June 11, 2024
1. Each mobile
			 cosmetological establishment must have:
(a) A
			 holding tank which holds at least 100 gallons of self-contained fresh water and
			 which is permanently and distinctly labeled for such use;
(b) A holding tank which holds at least 100
			 gallons of self-contained gray water and which is permanently and distinctly
			 labeled for such use; and
(c)
			 Holding tanks which provide hot water continually and on demand with a combined
			 capacity of at least 6 gallons.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 644A - Cosmetology › MOBILE COSMETOLOGICAL ESTABLISHMENTS › Section 644A.575 - Disposal of waste

Current through June 11, 2024
1. A mobile
			 cosmetological establishment must have restrooms within its perimeter including
			 a self-contained, recirculating, flush chemical toilet with holding
			 tank.
2. The plumbing system of the
			 establishment must be installed and maintained in accordance with the
			 requirements of all city, county, state, federal and national fire
			 codes.
3. The owner of an
			 establishment shall provide to the Board copies of written approval granting
			 the owner permission to use dumping stations.
(Added to NAC by Bd. of
				Cosmetology, eff. 7-18-88) - (Substituted in revision for NAC
				644.650
				)
NRS 644A.275
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 644A - Cosmetology › MOBILE COSMETOLOGICAL ESTABLISHMENTS › Section 644A.580 - Electrical system

Current through June 11, 2024
1. A mobile
			 cosmetological establishment must have a generator with:
(a) A capacity of at least 6,500
			 watts;
(b) A remote
			 starter;
(c) A muffler;
			 and
(d) Outside
			 ventilation.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 644A - Cosmetology › SCHOOLS OF COSMETOLOGY › Section 644A.600 - Minimum requirements for space and accommodations

Current through June 11, 2024
1. Each school of cosmetology must:
(a) Have, if the school provides instruction
			 to prepare students for the examination
			 for:
(1) Cosmetologists, for each 25 such
			 students in attendance, at least 5,000 square feet of floor space;
(2) Hair designers, for each 20 such students
			 in attendance, at least 3,500 square feet of floor space;
(3) Estheticians, for each 20 such students
			 in attendance, at least 3,500 square feet of floor space;
(4) Nail technologists, for each 20 such
			 students in attendance, at least 2,500 square feet of floor space;
(5) Advanced estheticians, for each 20 such
			 students in attendance, at least 3,500 square feet of floor space;
			 and
(6) Electrologists, for each 10
			 such students in attendance, at least 1,000 square feet of floor
			 space;
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 644A - Cosmetology › SCHOOLS OF COSMETOLOGY › Section 644A.603 - Minimum requirements for equipment

Current through June 11, 2024
Each school must have, at a minimum, the following working
				equipment:
1. Closed waste containers
			 of sufficient size and in sufficient quantity to permit the disposal of all
			 refuse and waste matter by the school and its students.
2. One device deemed by the Board to be
			 acceptable for use by the students to record their hours of training at the
			 school.
3. One chair and writing
			 surface for each student in classes on theory.
4. Work stations of sufficient number to
			 accommodate the students enrolled.
5. At least one textbook per student in
			 either physical or electronic format and adequate reference material, charts,
			 teaching aids and other materials to support the instruction in the
			 school.
6. Adequate and safe
			 electrical outlets.
7. If the
			 school provides instruction to prepare students for the examination for
			 cosmetologists:
(a) Twenty-five work stations
			 with styling chairs.
(b) Seven
			 shampoo bowls.
(c) Five hair dryers
			 which may be portable or stationary.
(d) Two facial treatment tables.
(e) Eight nail technology tables with two
			 chairs per table.
(f) One chair for
			 each student in attendance.
(g) One
			 desk or other fixed writing surface for each student in attendance.
(h) Two mannequins for each student in
			 attendance.
(i) One tripod or
			 mannequin clamp for each student in attendance.
(j) One kit for each student in attendance
			 which contains an adequate number of blow dryers, shampoo capes, smocks or
			 aprons, brushes, combs, haircutting implements, esthetic supplies and nail
			 technology supplies.
(k) An
			 adequate number of marcelling irons, flat irons and curling irons to allow
			 students to perform the tasks required by the curriculum.
(l) An adequate amount of other supplies and
			 instruments to allow students to perform the tasks required by the
			 curriculum.
(m) An adequate amount
			 of wet disinfectants.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 644A - Cosmetology › SCHOOLS OF COSMETOLOGY › Section 644A.605 - Filing of standard contract, rules and financial forms with Board

Current through June 11, 2024
With its initial application for licensure, when any change
				relating to the information on its license occurs and upon renewal of its
				license, a school of cosmetology must file with the Board:
1. A copy of its standard contract and its
			 rules.
2. A notice of any changes
			 made during the previous 12 months with respect to its contracts or
			 rules.
3. A copy of all financial
			 forms utilized by the school with respect to tuition, grants, scholarships and
			 other methods of subsidizing tuition.
4. A copy of the proposed
			 curriculum.
5. For a school
			 providing instruction in advanced esthetics, the collaboration agreement
			 required by section 12.
[Bd. of Cosmetology, No.
				20.12, eff. 12-3-80] - (NAC A by R099-97, 2-25-98) - (Substituted in revision
				for NAC 644.090); A by
				R182-22A,
				eff. 1/5/2024
NRS 644A.275, as amended by
				  section 18 of Senate Bill No. 249, chapter 165, Statutes of Nevada 2023, at
				  page 878
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 644A - Cosmetology › SCHOOLS OF COSMETOLOGY › Section 644A.610 - Registration of students with Board

Current through June 11, 2024
A school of cosmetology shall register each student with the
				Board within 30 days after the student has enrolled in school. To register a
				student, the school shall submit a completed form provided by the Board that
				includes:
1. The name of the
			 student;
2. The number of credit
			 hours for which the student is enrolled;
3. If the student has transferred to the
			 school of cosmetology and is requesting to receive credit for courses taken at
			 another school of cosmetology, a copy of the letter issued by the Board
			 verifying the number of hours for which the student has previously earned
			 credit;
4. The written or
			 electronic signature of an authorized representative of the school;
5. A statement that the school has a record
			 of information about the student,
			 including:
(a) A copy of the student's birth
			 certificate, passport, driver's license or identification card containing a
			 picture of the student;
(b) An
			 affidavit that the student has successfully completed at least the 10th grade
			 in high school or its equivalent;
(c) If applicable, proof of any name change
			 of the student; and
(d) If
			 applicable, a copy of the approval of foreign documentation relating to the
			 training of the student which must be issued by the Board before the student
			 enrolls in the school; and
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 644A - Cosmetology › SCHOOLS OF COSMETOLOGY › Section 644A.615 - Registrar: Appointment; duties

Current through June 11, 2024
Each school of cosmetology shall appoint at least one of its
				employees to serve as registrar and shall file the name of the registrar with
				the Board. Each registrar shall:
1.
			 Keep a daily record showing the attendance of each student.
2. Keep a record showing the training time
			 for each student.
3. Ensure that
			 the records are current, complete and accurate.
4. Except as otherwise provided in NAC
			 644A.625, forward to the Board
			 the final time record of a student within 15 days after the student's
			 withdrawal from or completion of a course of training. Except as otherwise
			 provided in NAC
			 644A.625, if the student owes
			 money to the school, the registrar may substitute a letter or an electronic
			 form supplied on the Board's Internet website, in lieu of the final time
			 record, which states that the final time record is being held for nonpayment of
			 tuition or any fee owed to the school by the student.
5. Except as otherwise provided in subsection
			 4, provide any student who withdraws from the school copies of the final time
			 record upon his or her request. These copies must be given to the student
			 within 3 business days after the student's withdrawal from the
			 school.
[Bd. of Cosmetology, No.
				20.3, eff. 12-3-80; A 10-15-81] - (NAC A by R099-97, 2-25-98; R029-02,
				7-19-2002; R092-06, 9-18-2006; R030-08, 9-18-2008; R064-15, 12-21-2015) -
				(Substituted in revision for NAC
				644.100); A by
				R182-22A,
				eff. 1/5/2024
NRS 644A.275, as amended by
				  section 18 of Senate Bill No. 249, chapter 165, Statutes of Nevada 2023, at
				  page 878, and NRS
				  644A.740, as amended by section 51 of Senate
				  Bill No. 249, chapter 165, Statutes of Nevada 2023, at page
				  893
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 644A - Cosmetology › SCHOOLS OF COSMETOLOGY › Section 644A.618 - Instruction of students by licensed instructors; requirement for students to wear badges; limitation on practice by students

Current through June 11, 2024
1. A
			 school of cosmetology:
(a) Shall maintain a
			 staff of licensed instructors who are competent to give instruction in all
			 subjects of its curriculum, including, without limitation, the subjects
			 required by regulation of the Board.
(b) Shall not use a licensed student
			 instructor as a student operator on the clinic floor where services are
			 provided to the public.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 644A - Cosmetology › SCHOOLS OF COSMETOLOGY › Section 644A.620 - Administration and maintenance of time records

Current through June 11, 2024
1. Each
			 student shall register the time of day on a time record at the beginning of
			 each day of training and at the completion of his or her training for the day.
			 The student shall also document on a time record the period of each break that
			 the student takes during the day. To record the period of his or her breaks, a
			 student may use a time record which is separate from that which is used to
			 record the beginning and ending of the student's day.
2. A time record which contains any error may
			 be changed only by authorization of the registrar and the instructor. The
			 authorization must be evidenced by the initials of the registrar and instructor
			 on the time record.
3. Original
			 time records are the property of the school and must be maintained on school
			 property at all times during the enrollment of the student to whom the time
			 record pertains. A student, on request, is entitled to receive a copy of any of
			 his or her time records from the school, unless the student owes money to the
			 school for tuition or fees for the period covered by his or her time records.
			 The school shall provide the requested time records for all the hours paid for
			 by the student:
(a) Within 3 business days, if
			 the request is made in connection with the withdrawal of the student from the
			 school; or
(b) Within 10 business
			 days after the request under any other circumstances.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 644A - Cosmetology › SCHOOLS OF COSMETOLOGY › Section 644A.625 - Preparation and maintenance of final time records

Current through June 11, 2024
1. A
			 school of cosmetology shall:
(a) Prepare a
			 final time record for each student not later than 15 days after the student
			 completes or withdraws from a course of training. The final time record
			 must:
(1) Be compiled from the student's
			 original time records;
(2) Show the
			 number of hours that the student has completed in each subject of training;
			 and
(3) Except as otherwise
			 provided in this section, be signed by the registrar and the
			 student.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 644A - Cosmetology › SCHOOLS OF COSMETOLOGY › Section 644A.630 - Curriculum for cosmetologists; exemption for barbers in certain circumstances; credit for attending field trips

Current through June 11, 2024
1. Each school of
			 cosmetology must offer the following subjects for training barbers and students
			 to be cosmetologists:
(a) Chemical hair
			 services.
(b) Cosmetology theory,
			 with a minimum of 10 percent and a maximum of 13 percent of the total hours of
			 training mandatory for all students.
(c) Esthetic services.
(d) Field trips and modeling, with a maximum
			 of 5 percent of the total hours of training optional for all
			 students.
(e) Hair design and
			 care.
(f) Haircutting.
(g) Infection control and prevention, with a
			 minimum of 3 percent of the total hours of training mandatory for all
			 students.
(h) Management of a
			 cosmetological establishment.
(i)
			 Nail technology services.
(j) The
			 provisions of this chapter and chapter 644A of NRS, with a minimum of 2 percent
			 of the total hours of training mandatory for all students.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 644A - Cosmetology › SCHOOLS OF COSMETOLOGY › Section 644A.632 - Curriculum for hair designers; credit for attending field trips

Current through June 11, 2024
1. A school of cosmetology must offer the
			 following subjects for training hair
			 designers:
(a) Chemical hair
			 services.
(b) Field trips and
			 modeling, with a maximum of 5 percent of the total hours of training optional
			 for all students.
(c) Hair design
			 and care.
(d) Hair design theory,
			 with a minimum of 10 percent and a maximum of 13 percent of the total hours of
			 training mandatory for all students.
(e) Haircutting.
(f) Infection control and prevention, with a
			 minimum of 3 percent of the total hours of training mandatory for all
			 students.
(g) Management of a
			 cosmetological establishment.
(h)
			 The provisions of this chapter and chapter 644A of NRS, with a minimum of 2
			 percent of the total hours of training mandatory for all
			 students.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 644A - Cosmetology › SCHOOLS OF COSMETOLOGY › Section 644A.634 - Curriculum for estheticians; credit for attending field trips

Current through June 11, 2024
1. Each school of cosmetology shall offer the
			 following subjects for training students to be
			 estheticians:
(a) Esthetic theory, with a
			 minimum of 10 percent and a maximum of 13 percent of the total hours of
			 training mandatory for all students.
(b) Facials.
(c) Facial machines and devices.
(d) Field trips and modeling, with a maximum
			 of 5 percent of the total hours of training optional for all
			 students.
(e) Hair
			 removal.
(f) Infection control and
			 prevention, with a minimum of 3 percent of the total hours of training
			 mandatory for all students.
(g)
			 Makeup and eyelash application.
(h)
			 Management of a cosmetological establishment.
(i) The provisions of this chapter and
			 chapter 644A of NRS, with a minimum of 2 percent of the total hours of training
			 mandatory for all students.
(j)
			 Superficial exfoliation.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 644A - Cosmetology › SCHOOLS OF COSMETOLOGY › Section 644A.636 - Curriculum for nail technologists; credit for attending field trips

Current through June 11, 2024
1. The following subjects constitute the
			 curriculum for nail technologists:
(a) Field
			 trips and modeling, with a maximum of 5 percent of the total hours of training
			 optional for all students.
(b)
			 Infection control and prevention, with a minimum of 3 percent of the total
			 hours of training mandatory for all students.
(c) Management of a cosmetological
			 establishment.
(d) Nail
			 services.
(e) Nail theory, with a
			 minimum of 10 percent and a maximum of 13 percent of the total hours of
			 training mandatory for all students.
(f) The provisions of this chapter and
			 chapter 644A of NRS, with a minimum of 2 percent of the total hours of training
			 mandatory for all students.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 644A - Cosmetology › SCHOOLS OF COSMETOLOGY › Section 644A.638 - Curriculum for provisional instructors and student instructors

Current through June 11, 2024
1. The following subjects constitute the
			 curriculum for provisional instructors and student
			 instructors:
(a) Teaching methods and
			 techniques.
(b) Developing
			 measurable objectives for performance.
(c) Lesson planning.
(d) Use of teaching aids.
(e) Use of questioning and problem-solving
			 strategies.
(f) Classroom
			 management.
(g) The provisions of
			 this chapter and chapter 644A of NRS.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 644A - Cosmetology › SCHOOLS OF COSMETOLOGY › Section 644A.640 - Transfer of credit hours

Current through June 11, 2024
1. The number of
			 credit hours that may be transferred from one course of study of cosmetology to
			 another will be determined as follows:
(a) A
			 student in cosmetology who transfers to nail technology will receive credit for
			 the number of actual hours taken in courses in nail technology, up to a maximum
			 of 150 hours.
(b) A student in
			 cosmetology who transfers to esthetics or advanced esthetics will receive
			 credit for the number of actual hours taken in courses in esthetics, up to a
			 maximum of 160 hours.
(c) A student
			 in nail technology who transfers to cosmetology will receive credit for the
			 actual number of hours taken, up to a maximum of 150 hours.
(d) A student in esthetics who transfers to
			 cosmetology will receive credit for the actual number of hours taken, up to a
			 maximum of 160 hours.
(e) A student
			 in esthetics who transfers to advanced esthetics will receive credit for the
			 actual number of hours taken, up to a maximum of 600 hours.
(f) A student in hair designing who transfers
			 to cosmetology will receive credit for the actual number of hours
			 taken.
(g) For a student in
			 cosmetology who transfers to hair designing, the number of hours earned by that
			 student for courses in nail technology and esthetics and 20 percent of all
			 hours earned for courses involving theory only will be deducted from the total
			 number of hours earned by the student. The student will receive credit for any
			 remaining hours.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 644A - Cosmetology › SCHOOLS OF COSMETOLOGY › Section 644A.642 - Recesses and breaks

Current through June 11, 2024
Each school of cosmetology shall require every student in
				attendance to:
1. Take one mandatory
			 30-minute lunch recess for every 7 hours of training time;
2. Take one mandatory 15-minute break for
			 every 3 1/2 hours of training time;
3. Perform not more than 7 hours of service
			 on the public in a day; and
4.
			 Attend school for not more than:
(a) Forty
			 regularly scheduled school hours in each week;
(b) Ten regularly scheduled school hours in
			 any day; or
(c) Ten hours in a week
			 to make up for regularly scheduled school hours that the student
			 missed.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 644A - Cosmetology › SCHOOLS OF COSMETOLOGY › Section 644A.644 - Prohibition against requiring students to purchase supplies for use in course of study

Current through June 11, 2024
A school of cosmetology shall not require students to purchase
				beauty supplies for use in the course of study, including, but not limited to,
				shampoos, conditioners, nail files, nail tips and any other consumable
				item.
[Bd. of Cosmetology, No.
				20.13, eff. 10-15-81] - (NAC A by R099-97, 2-25-98) - (Substituted in revision
				for NAC 644.130
				)
NRS 644A.275
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 644A - Cosmetology › SCHOOLS OF COSMETOLOGY › Section 644A.646 - Prohibition against deducting earned credit as punishment

Current through June 11, 2024
A school of cosmetology shall not deduct earned hours of school
				credit as a method of punishment for misbehavior.
[Bd. of Cosmetology, No.
				20.14, eff. 10-15-81] - (Substituted in revision for NAC
				644.135
				)
NRS 644A.275
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 644A - Cosmetology › SCHOOLS OF COSMETOLOGY › Section 644A.650 - Advertising; display of sign stating services performed by students

Current through June 11, 2024
1. A school's advertising of cosmetological
			 services must not be false, misleading or deceptive.
2. No school may advertise that its students
			 will earn commissions, salaries or pay of any other kind for services rendered
			 and no school or clients of a school may pay a student for services delivered
			 during his or her course of study at the school.
3. A sign must be posted within each school
			 of cosmetology to read "School of Cosmetology, Work Done Exclusively by
			 Students," or words of similar substance. The sign must be displayed in the
			 reception room and in full view of all patrons, students and instructors in the
			 school.
[Bd. of Cosmetology, No.
				20.7, eff. 12-3-80] - (NAC A by R092-06, 9-18-2006; R064-15, 12-21-2015) -
				(Substituted in revision for NAC
				644.145
				)
NRS 644A.275
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 644A - Cosmetology › SCHOOLS OF COSMETOLOGY › Section 644A.655 - Schools located within the Department of Corrections

Current through June 11, 2024
1. The Board may grant a variance from the
			 requirements of NAC 644A.600 to 644A.650, inclusive, to a school of cosmetology
			 located within a facility of the Department of Corrections.
2. An application to operate a school of
			 cosmetology located within a facility of the Department of Corrections must be
			 accompanied by plans, operational processes and variance requests developed
			 jointly with the Department and the Board.
3. An initial license to operate a school of
			 cosmetology within a facility of the Department of Corrections may be granted
			 by the Board only during a public hearing. The renewal of such a license may be
			 approved by the staff of the Board.
(Added to NAC by Bd. of
				Cosmetology by R064-15, eff. 12-21-2015) - (Substituted in revision for NAC
				644.079
				)
NRS 644A.275
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 644A - Cosmetology › SCHOOLS OF ELECTROLOGY › Section 644A.660 - Minimum requirements for space and accommodations (Repealed)

Current through June 11, 2024
[Bd. of Cosmetology, No.
				22.7, eff. 12-3-80] - (Substituted in revision for NAC
				644.200); R by
				R182-22A,
				eff. 1/5/2024
NRS 644A.275, as amended by
				  section 18 of Senate Bill No. 249, chapter 165, Statutes of Nevada 2023, at
				  page 878
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 644A - Cosmetology › SCHOOLS OF ELECTROLOGY › Section 644A.663 - Minimum requirements for equipment (Repealed)

Current through June 11, 2024
[Bd. of Cosmetology, No.
				22.8, eff. 12-3-80] - (NAC A by R092-06, 9-18-2006; R064-15, 12-21-2015) -
				(Substituted in revision for NAC
				644.205); R by
				R182-22A,
				eff. 1/5/2024
NRS 644A.275, as amended by
				  section 18 of Senate Bill No. 249, chapter 165, Statutes of Nevada 2023, at
				  page 878
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 644A - Cosmetology › SCHOOLS OF ELECTROLOGY › Section 644A.668 - Filing of standard contract, rules and financial forms with Board (Repealed)

Current through June 11, 2024
[Bd. of Cosmetology, No.
				22.11, eff. 12-3-80] - (Substituted in revision for NAC
				644.210); R by
				R182-22A,
				eff. 1/5/2024
NRS 644A.275, as amended by
				  section 18 of Senate Bill No. 249, chapter 165, Statutes of Nevada 2023, at
				  page 878
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 644A - Cosmetology › SCHOOLS OF ELECTROLOGY › Section 644A.670 - Registration of students with Board (Repealed)

Current through June 11, 2024
[Bd. of Cosmetology, No.
				22.2, eff. 12-3-80] - (NAC A by R092-06, 9-18-2006; R030-08, 9-18-2008) -
				(Substituted in revision for NAC
				644.215); R by
				R182-22A,
				eff. 1/5/2024
NRS 644A.275, as amended by
				  section 18 of Senate Bill No. 249, chapter 165, Statutes of Nevada 2023, at
				  page 878
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 644A - Cosmetology › SCHOOLS OF ELECTROLOGY › Section 644A.673 - Registrar: Appointment; duties (Repealed)

Current through June 11, 2024
[Bd. of Cosmetology, No.
				22.3, eff. 12-3-80] - (NAC A by R099-97, 2-25-98; R092-06, 9-18-2006) -
				(Substituted in revision for NAC
				644.220); R by
				R182-22A,
				eff. 1/5/2024
NRS 644A.275, as amended by
				  section 18 of Senate Bill No. 249, chapter 165, Statutes of Nevada 2023, at
				  page 878
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 644A - Cosmetology › SCHOOLS OF ELECTROLOGY › Section 644A.678 - Instruction of students by licensed instructors; requirement for students to wear badges; limitation on practice by students (Repealed)

Current through June 11, 2024
[Bd. of Cosmetology, No.
				22.4, eff. 12-3-80] - (Substituted in revision for NAC
				644.225); R by
				R182-22A,
				eff. 1/5/2024
NRS 644A.275, as amended by
				  section 18 of Senate Bill No. 249, chapter 165, Statutes of Nevada 2023, at
				  page 878
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 644A - Cosmetology › SCHOOLS OF ELECTROLOGY › Section 644A.680 - Administration and maintenance of time records (Repealed)

Current through June 11, 2024
[Bd. of Cosmetology, No.
				22.10, eff. 12-3-80] - (NAC A by R099-97, 2-25-98) - (Substituted in revision
				for NAC 644.230); R by
				R182-22A,
				eff. 1/5/2024
NRS 644A.275, as amended by
				  section 18 of Senate Bill No. 249, chapter 165, Statutes of Nevada 2023, at
				  page 878
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 644A - Cosmetology › SCHOOLS OF ELECTROLOGY › Section 644A.683 - Requirements for practical training and technical instruction

Current through June 11, 2024
Each school of electrology must offer to its students practical
				training and technical instruction in the subjects and for the hours shown
				below:
1. Electrology and thermology,
			 650 hours in the following subjects:
(a)
			 Sanitation and sterilization;
(b)
			 Protection of patrons, including draping;
(c) Use of equipment and
			 instruments;
(d) Insertion of
			 instruments, single and multiple;
(e) Precautionary measures before and after
			 treatment;
(f) Immediate
			 aftercare;
(g) Home care;
(h) Destruction of the papilla;
(i) Observation of demonstrations;
			 and
(j) Observation of results of
			 work. (At least 60 percent of the hours in this subject must be spent in
			 performing services on another person.)
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 644A - Cosmetology › SCHOOLS OF ELECTROLOGY › Section 644A.685 - Permissible to be located within school of cosmetology (Repealed)

Current through June 11, 2024
[Bd. of Cosmetology, No.
				22.9, eff. 12-3-80] - (NAC A by R092-06, 9-18-2006) - (Substituted in revision
				for NAC 644.240); R by
				R182-22A,
				eff. 1/5/2024
NRS 644A.275, as amended by
				  section 18 of Senate Bill No. 249, chapter 165, Statutes of Nevada 2023, at
				  page 878
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 644A - Cosmetology › SCHOOLS OF ELECTROLOGY › Section 644A.688 - Advertising; display of sign stating services performed by students (Repealed)

Current through June 11, 2024
[Bd. of Cosmetology, No.
				22.6, eff. 12-3-80] - (Substituted in revision for NAC
				644.245); R by
				R182-22A,
				eff. 1/5/2024
NRS 644A.275, as amended by
				  section 18 of Senate Bill No. 249, chapter 165, Statutes of Nevada 2023, at
				  page 878
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 644A - Cosmetology › SCHOOLS OF ELECTROLOGY › Section 644A.690 - Requirements for practical examination (Repealed)

Current through June 11, 2024
[Bd. of Cosmetology, No.
				22.12, eff. 12-3-80] - (Substituted in revision for NAC
				644.250); R by
				R182-22A,
				eff. 1/5/2024
NRS 644A.275, as amended by
				  section 18 of Senate Bill No. 249, chapter 165, Statutes of Nevada 2023, at
				  page 878
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 644A - Cosmetology › COSMETOLOGICAL ESTABLISHMENTS AND SCHOOLS OF COSMETOLOGY: CONDITIONS AND PROCEDURES FOR PRACTICE › Section 644A.700 - Drinking cups and facilities (Repealed)

Current through June 11, 2024
[Bd. of Cosmetology, No.
				14.4, eff. 12-3-80] - (NAC A 10-16-87; 5-15-92) - (Substituted in revision for
				NAC 644.310); R by
				R182-22A,
				eff. 1/5/2024
NRS 644A.275, as amended by
				  section 18 of Senate Bill No. 249, chapter 165, Statutes of Nevada 2023, at
				  page 878
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 644A - Cosmetology › COSMETOLOGICAL ESTABLISHMENTS AND SCHOOLS OF COSMETOLOGY: CONDITIONS AND PROCEDURES FOR PRACTICE › Section 644A.705 - Disposal of waste

Current through June 11, 2024
In each cosmetological establishment and school of
				cosmetology:
1. All chemical waste
			 material must be deposited in a closed container and disposed of in a
			 fire-retardant container at the close of business each day.
2. All other waste must be deposited
			 immediately in waste disposal containers which, unless they are located near a
			 reception desk or in an office or restroom, must be covered at all
			 times.
3. Waste disposal containers
			 must be kept clean.
4. Any
			 disposable material which comes into contact with blood or other bodily fluids,
			 such as discharge from pustules, pimples and sebaceous glands, must be disposed
			 of in a sealable plastic bag or in a manner that not only protects the licensee
			 and the client but also others who may come into contact with the material in
			 the future, such as sanitation workers.
5. To prevent the possible spread of any
			 blood-borne disease or virus, any disposable sharp objects that come in contact
			 with blood or other bodily fluids must be disposed of in a sealable rigid
			 container that is strong enough to protect the licensee, clients and others who
			 may come into contact with the materials in the future from accidental cuts or
			 puncture wounds. Regardless of exposure to blood or other bodily fluids,
			 disposable sharp objects, including, without limitation, blades, needles and
			 lancets, must be disposed of in labeled sharps containers.
(Added to NAC by Bd. of
				Cosmetology, eff. 5-15-92; A by R030-08, 9-18-2008) - (Substituted in revision
				for NAC 644.313); A by
				R182-22A,
				eff. 1/5/2024
NRS 644A.275, as amended by
				  section 18 of Senate Bill No. 249, chapter 165, Statutes of Nevada 2023, at
				  page 878, and NRS
				  644A.280, as amended by section 19 of Senate
				  Bill No. 249, chapter 165, Statutes of Nevada 2023, at page
				  878
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 644A - Cosmetology › COSMETOLOGICAL ESTABLISHMENTS AND SCHOOLS OF COSMETOLOGY: CONDITIONS AND PROCEDURES FOR PRACTICE › Section 644A.710 - Exhaust systems

Current through June 11, 2024
Each cosmetological establishment and school of cosmetology and
				each room or residence used as a cosmetological establishment must have a
				mechanical system for exhaust acceptable to the Board. The mechanical system
				for exhaust must comply with all applicable building codes, local ordinances
				and fire codes, the Nevada Occupational Safety and Health Act and the federal
				Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970, as amended.
[Bd. of Cosmetology, No.
				14.6, eff. 12-3-80] - (NAC A 10-16-87; 5-15-92; R064-15, 12-21-2015) -
				(Substituted in revision for NAC
				644.315); A by
				R182-22A,
				eff. 1/5/2024
NRS 644A.275, as amended by
				  section 18 of Senate Bill No. 249, chapter 165, Statutes of Nevada 2023, at
				  page 878, and NRS
				  644A.280, as amended by section 19 of Senate
				  Bill No. 249, chapter 165, Statutes of Nevada 2023, at page
				  878
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 644A - Cosmetology › COSMETOLOGICAL ESTABLISHMENTS AND SCHOOLS OF COSMETOLOGY: CONDITIONS AND PROCEDURES FOR PRACTICE › Section 644A.715 - Restrooms

Current through June 11, 2024
1. Each cosmetological establishment or
			 school of cosmetology must have fully operable toilets which are accessible to
			 clients and employees. Each area in which a toilet is located must have a sink
			 with an adequate and readily available supply of hot and cold running water at
			 all times and a mechanical exhaust system for ventilation which completely
			 circulates the air. If the restrooms for the cosmetological establishment are
			 located outside of the cosmetological establishment, the restrooms must be:
(a) In plain view or clearly marked with
			 appropriate signs, and
(b) Located
			 within 100 feet of the entrance of the cosmetological establishment and under
			 the same roof as the cosmetological establishment.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 644A - Cosmetology › COSMETOLOGICAL ESTABLISHMENTS AND SCHOOLS OF COSMETOLOGY: CONDITIONS AND PROCEDURES FOR PRACTICE › Section 644A.720 - Walls, floors, ceilings, furnishings, equipment and fixtures

Current through June 11, 2024
In each cosmetological establishment or school of
				cosmetology:
1. All floors in
			 restrooms and areas where hair is cut, shampooed or styled must be of a
			 material which is not porous or absorbent. Carpeting is allowed in all other
			 areas of the cosmetological establishment or school of cosmetology, including,
			 without limitation, reception areas and areas for manicuring and
			 esthetics.
2. All walls within a
			 cosmetological establishment or school of cosmetology must be of a material
			 which is not porous or absorbent.
3. All walls, floors, woodwork, ceilings,
			 furnishings, equipment and fixtures must be kept clean and in good
			 repair.
4. Clippings of hair must
			 not be allowed to accumulate and must be disposed of in a covered waste
			 receptacle immediately after the hair is cut.
5. Refuse and waste must not be allowed to
			 accumulate.
[Bd. of Cosmetology, No.
				14.17, eff. 12-3-80] - (NAC A 3-26-82; 10-16-87; 5-15-92; R029-02, 7-19-2002;
				R030-08, 9-18-2008; R064-15, 12-21-2015) - (Substituted in revision for NAC
				644.325); A by
				R182-22A,
				eff. 1/5/2024
NRS 644A.275, as amended by
				  section 18 of Senate Bill No. 249, chapter 165, Statutes of Nevada 2023, at
				  page 878, and NRS
				  644A.280, as amended by section 19 of Senate
				  Bill No. 249, chapter 165, Statutes of Nevada 2023, at page
				  878
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 644A - Cosmetology › COSMETOLOGICAL ESTABLISHMENTS AND SCHOOLS OF COSMETOLOGY: CONDITIONS AND PROCEDURES FOR PRACTICE › Section 644A.725 - Plumbing; dispensary sink; floor coverings

Current through June 11, 2024
1. Each
			 cosmetological establishment or school of cosmetology must have suitable
			 permanent plumbing which provides an adequate and readily available supply of
			 hot and cold running water at all times and is permanently connected for
			 drainage of sewage and potable water within the areas where work is performed
			 and supplies dispensed.
2. Each
			 cosmetological establishment or school of cosmetology must contain a dispensary
			 sink. Each dispensary sink within a cosmetological establishment or school of
			 cosmetology must:
(a) Have permanent
			 plumbing;
(b) Provide hot and cold
			 running water for cleaning and handwashing;
(c) Be separate from any sink located in a
			 restroom or any shampoo bowl; and
(d) Be accessible to licensees, registrants
			 and students at all times while the cosmetological establishment or school of
			 cosmetology is open.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 644A - Cosmetology › COSMETOLOGICAL ESTABLISHMENTS AND SCHOOLS OF COSMETOLOGY: CONDITIONS AND PROCEDURES FOR PRACTICE › Section 644A.730 - Headrests; shampoo bowls; towels and linens; neck strips; treatment tables; disposal of certain instruments and supplies; brushes

Current through June 11, 2024
In each cosmetological establishment or school of
				cosmetology:
1. The headrest of each
			 chair must be covered with a clean towel or paper sheet for each
			 client.
2. The part of a shampoo
			 bowl on which a client's neck rests must be covered with a clean towel during
			 each shampoo. The bowls must be carefully washed and be disinfected with a
			 disinfectant that is registered with the United States Environmental Protection
			 Agency, and all loose hair must be removed from the drains after each
			 use.
3. After a towel or linen has
			 been used once, it must be deposited in a receptacle provided for soiled towels
			 and linens, must not be stored in any restroom, and must not be used again
			 until properly laundered. All towels must be washed with detergent on the hot
			 wash cycle and dried until hot to the touch after each use. After being washed,
			 towels must be kept in closed, dust-free cabinets.
4. Sanitary neck strips or towels must be
			 used between the neck of the client and the cape to prevent all coverings from
			 coming into direct contact with the client. Proper draping of towels must be
			 used for all services, except that single-use paper neck strips made
			 specifically for such use may be used for dry services.
5. Treatment tables must be disinfected after
			 each use with a disinfectant.
6.
			 All single-use instruments and supplies, including, without limitation, neck
			 strips, nail files and buffers, that come into direct contact with a client and
			 cannot subsequently be disinfected must be disposed of in a waste receptacle
			 immediately following their use.
7.
			 All instruments, implements and other nonporous tools, including, without
			 limitation, combs and brushes, used on a client must be maintained in a clean
			 and disinfected condition.
[Bd. of Cosmetology,
				Nos. 14.8, 14.11 & 14.15, eff. 12-3-80] - (NAC A 10-16-87; 5-15-92;
				R099-97, 2-25-98; R029-02, 7-19-2002; R064-15, 12-21-2015) - (Substituted in
				revision for NAC
				644.335); A by
				R182-22A,
				eff. 1/5/2024
NRS 644A.275, as amended by
				  section 18 of Senate Bill No. 249, chapter 165, Statutes of Nevada 2023, at
				  page 878, and NRS
				  644A.280, as amended by section 19 of Senate
				  Bill No. 249, chapter 165, Statutes of Nevada 2023, at page
				  878
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 644A - Cosmetology › COSMETOLOGICAL ESTABLISHMENTS AND SCHOOLS OF COSMETOLOGY: CONDITIONS AND PROCEDURES FOR PRACTICE › Section 644A.735 - Foot spas

Current through June 11, 2024
A licensee who uses a foot spa for the delivery of cosmetology
				services must:
1. Before performing
			 foot spa services:
(a) Check the condition of
			 the client's feet and legs and, if open sores or skin wounds are present,
			 including, without limitation, insect bites, scratches, scabbed-over wounds or
			 any condition that weakens the skin barrier, explain to the client why he or
			 she should not use the foot spa; and
(b) Not perform any procedure that risks
			 damage to a client's skin, including, without limitation, pedicures or waxing,
			 before soaking the client's feet in the foot spa basin.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 644A - Cosmetology › COSMETOLOGICAL ESTABLISHMENTS AND SCHOOLS OF COSMETOLOGY: CONDITIONS AND PROCEDURES FOR PRACTICE › Section 644A.745 - Clippers, vibrators and other electrical instruments

Current through June 11, 2024
Clippers, vibrators and other electrical instruments must be
				disinfected in the following manner before use:
1. All foreign matter must be removed;
			 and
2. The instrument must be
			 disinfected with a disinfectant that is used according to the manufacturer's
			 instructions.
3. After the
			 instrument is disinfected, the instrument may be stored on a clean towel and
			 covered with a clean towel or hung on a hook. An electrical instrument with a
			 cord may not be placed in a cabinet with disinfected nonelectrical
			 instruments.
(Added to NAC by Bd. of
				Cosmetology by R029-02, eff. 7-19-2002; A by R064-15, 12-21-2015) -
				(Substituted in revision for NAC
				644.342
				)
NRS 644A.275,
				  644A.280
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 644A - Cosmetology › COSMETOLOGICAL ESTABLISHMENTS AND SCHOOLS OF COSMETOLOGY: CONDITIONS AND PROCEDURES FOR PRACTICE › Section 644A.750 - Wax pots

Current through June 11, 2024
1. Wax pots must be
			 kept covered and the exterior cleaned daily.
2. If debris is found in the wax pot or if
			 the wax has been contaminated by contact with skin, unclean applicators or
			 double-dipping, the wax pot must be emptied, the wax must be discarded and the
			 pot must be disinfected.
3.
			 Disposable spatulas and wooden sticks may be dipped into the wax only once and
			 then must be discarded without using the other end.
4. Applicators may be dipped into the wax
			 only once unless the wax is a single-service item and unused wax is discarded
			 after each service.
5. Any surface
			 touched by a used wax stick must be disinfected immediately after the
			 service.
(Added to NAC by Bd. of
				Cosmetology by R064-15, eff. 12-21-2015) - (Substituted in revision for NAC
				644.343
				)
NRS 644A.275,
				  644A.280