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Cosmetology licenses, sanitation standards, and booking systems. Your salon website has requirements.
State cosmetology board licensing, practitioner credential display, and service description accuracy all apply to salon websites.
What regulators look for on salons and barbershops websites
Missing cosmetology or barber license display
Individual practitioner licenses not visible
Chemical treatment claims without safety disclosures
Online booking without cancellation policy
Who regulates salons and barbershops websites
We review your website against requirements from each of these regulatory bodies. This is an informational review, not legal advice. Consult with your attorney for guidance specific to your situation.
Source regulations
What we check
Common questions about salons and barbershops websites
Does my salon website need to display licenses?
Most states require the establishment license and individual practitioner licenses to be visible. While traditionally displayed in-shop, extending this to your website builds trust and meets the spirit of the requirement.
What should my salon website say about chemical services?
Services involving chemicals (keratin treatments, relaxers, color) should include general safety information and patch test recommendations. Some states have specific disclosure requirements for formaldehyde-containing products.
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