Senate eases cosmetology licensing rules, creates stackable safety permits
The Senate approved substitute language to Senate Bill 330 to create safety-permit levels within cosmetology permits and allow some cosmetology hours to count toward advanced licenses. Sponsors said the changes shore up safety while reducing barriers for students and career-pathway participants.
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The Utah Senate passed a substitute to Senate Bill 330 on Tuesday that changes cosmetology and barbering licensing requirements to introduce layered safety permits and allow certain cosmetology hours to count toward advanced credentials.
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