All salon, booths, schools, and individuals licensed under the provisions
of SDCL 36-15 shall provide a safe and sanitary place for the practice
of cosmetology, esthetics, or nail technology and equip it to give
service in a manner that will protect the health and safety of both
employees and clients, and is subject to inspection by the constituted
authorities. See SDCL 36-15 and ARSD 20-42 for complete requirements.
IMPORTANT: Each item of equipment used on a client must be clean
and sanitary at the time of use. After an item is soiled or used,
it must be kept separate to prevent its re-use until cleaned.
5. Equipment: First-aid kit; 5-pound ABC type fire extinguisher
for each 1500 square feet of space in a convenient location and
always in a condition for use; sufficient number of outlets so that
no cord or other electrical connection constitutes an obstacle or
fire hazard; sufficient towels/linens so that a clean and sanitary
towel/linen shall be used on each client; closed, clean containers
for clean towels/linens and equipment; closed container for used
towels/linen and
equipment; station for each working licensee; nail table with lamp,
chair, and covered waste receptacle for each working licensee; pedicure
station for each working licensee; facial chair and equipment for
each working licensee; closed container readily accessible to all
licensees for the sanitation of all instruments or separate containers
for each licensee which shall contain a bactericidal, virucidal,
and fungicidal disinfecting agent that is registered with EPA;
closed, clean container for each station for storage of all clean
equipment used in direct contact with a client; Electric files shall
be specifically designed for use on the human nail and documentation
shall be provided upon demand; Microdermabrasion machines are allowed
under certain safety/sanitation procedures; Pedicure footspas shall
be cleaned and disinfected before each client.
6.Sanitation and Safety Procedures: wash hands before working on
clients; disinfecting agents must be available for immediate use
at all times; all fluids, semifluids, creams, and powders must be
kept in clean, closed containers and dispensed with a disinfected
spatula, shaker, pump or spray dispenser; electrical equipment must
be disinfected by removing foreign matter and applying a disinfectant
which stops bactericidal, fungicidal, and virucidal activity; disinfected
electrical and nonelectrical equipment shall be stored in separate,
clean, closed containers; single-use articles shall be disposed
of immediately after use in a closed waste receptacle; multi-use
articles shall be washed, disinfected, and placed in clean, closed
containers; and any multi-use article, tool or product which cannot
be cleansed and disinfected is prohibited; all waste shall be removed
daily or as needed; floors shall be made free of hair and other
debris after each client. The blood spill procedure must be followed
when there is a blood spill. Birds and animals,
except for aquariums and service animals specifically trained for
the disabled, are prohibited.
8.Prohibited Equipment, Products. and Procedures. Dermaplane, dermabrasion,
ultrasound, blades, laser energy, ionizing, radiation, knives, and
any tools that invade the skin or living cells; liquid monomer nail
products containing methyl methacrylate monomers (MMA); chemical
exfoliation prohibitions shall include unbuffered alpha-hydroxy
acids at concentrations greater than 15 percent, buffered concentrations
of alpha-hydroxy acids of 10 to 30 percent where
pH is less than 3, any concentration of formulation of alpha-hydroxy
acids greater than 30 percent, any concentration of formulation
of TCA, peel formulation of trichloracelic acid, peel formulation
containing pheno or resorcinol, or salicylic acid which acts on
living tissue.
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