Definitions
Means the removal of surface epidermal cells of the skin by using only non-medical strength cosmetic preparations consistent with labeled instructions and as specified by rule.
Chemical Exfoliation
How many hours are required to be certified on chemical peels?
21
Means the procedure that kills pathogenic microorganism, but NOT necessarily their spores.
Disinfection
Means every two years
Biennial
License fee
$60
Means a license that is current and has not expired
Active
Means a license that has expired because it was not renewed
Inactive License
The procedure that kills all microorganism, INCLUDING their spores.
Sterilization
If you hold two cosmetology related licenses, what is the Con-Ed requirement?
4 hours specific to each license and 2 hours of Iowa Law
How many days are required to report a change of name or address?
30 Days
"Board" Means
The Board of Cosmetology arts and Science
Facial waxing shall only be done by
Cosmetologist or Esthetician
Practices consistently used to prevent exposure to blood-borne pathogens and the transmission of disease.
Universal Precautions
How many hours of Iowa Law are required for each renewal?
2
Late Fee (failure to renew before expiration)
$60
"Department" Means
The Iowa Department of Public Health
How many hours are required to be certified in microdermabrasions
14
An item that lacks minute openings or crevices that keep air, water and bacteria from entering the item.
Nonporous
Cosmetologist licensed before July 1, 2005 can be certified to perform:
Peels, extractions and microderm treatments
Services regulated by the cosmetology board
In scope
Means the 30 day period following expiration of a license when the license is still considered to be active
Grace Period
In case of a physical injury requiring medical attention submit a report to the board within
30 days of the incident.
Used Instruments or supplies shall be placed in the proper receptacles clearly labeled:
"USED"
Clients records and appointment records shall be maintained for a period of
Three years
Discipline
Means any sanction the board may impose upon barbering and cosmetology arts and sciences licesees, instructors, blow-dry stylist, establishments and schools
The physical removal of surface epidermal cells that include but are not limited to brushing machines, granulated scrubs, peel –off masques, peeling creams or drying preparations that are rubbed off and microdermabrasion.
Mechanical Exfoliation
What are the requirements to display a license on a salon/spa?
The most current card shall be posted in the salon front area to provide the public a full, unobstructed view of the license
Disinfectant solutions must be changed when?
Follow manufacturers directions or whenever visibly dirty
Planned , organized learning acts acquired during licensure designed to maintain, improve, or expand a licensee's knowledge and skills
Continuing Education
Procedures involving animals are
Prohibited
Cosmetology arts and sciences means any or all of the following disciplines
Cosmetology, Electrology, Esthetics, Nail technology, Manicuring and pedicuring
Microdermabrasion shall only be performed by a licensed, certified esthetician or a cosmetologist who was licensed prior
July 1, 2005
Must occur before disinfection can begin
Cleaning
The license renewal period shall begin on:
April 1st
Duplicate or reissued license or wallet card
$20
Means the area of the school where the paying customers will receive services
Clinic Area
The Core life sciences curriculum for Esthetics require how many hours?
150
First step in case of blood exposure injury
Stop the service
Persons licensed for the first time shall not be required to complete:
Continued education as a prerequisite for the first renewal.
Initial fee or reactivation fee for microdermabrasion certification
$25