§ 36-15-1 Definition of terms
§ 36-15-1.1 Natural hair braiding defined
§ 36-15-2 License required to practice cosmetology–Acts constituting practice of cosmetology
§ 36-15-2.1 Acts not constituting practice of cosmetology
§ 36-15-2.2 License required for practice of esthetics–Practices constituting esthetics
§ 36-15-2.3 Application for esthetics examination–Information required
§ 36-15-2.4 Terms of licenses–Renewal dates
§ 36-15-3 Cosmetology Commission–Appointment and terms of members–Oath of office
§ 36-15-4 Qualifications of professional commission members–School affiliation prohibited
§ 36-15-4.1 Lay members of commission–Appointment and terms of office
§ 36-15-5 Annual election of officers of commission–Meetings–Quorum
§ 36-15-5.1 Commission continued within Department of Labor and Regulation–Records and reports
§ 36-15-6 Employment of personnel by commission–Expenses–School affiliation prohibited
§ 36-15-9 Fees paid in advance–Use by commission
§ 36-15-11 General duties of commission members
§ 36-15-13 Scope of rules
§ 36-15-13.2 Continuing education for licensees–Commission authorized to adopt rules–Scope
§ 36-15-14 Access of authorities to salons or schools for inspection and enforcement purposes
§ 36-15-15 Application for license or permit–Evidence of qualifications
§ 36-15-16 Persons exempt from chapter
§ 36-15-16.1 Natural hair braiding exempt from chapter
§ 36-15-17 Application for cosmetologist examination–Information required
§ 36-15-17.1 Application for nail technician examination–Information required
§ 36-15-17.2 License required to practice nail technology–Practices constituting nail technology
§ 36-15-19 Number, time, and place of examinations
§ 36-15-19.1 Cosmetologist’s examination–Issuance of license–Annual expiration and renewal
§ 36-15-19.2 Licensure by reciprocity–Requirements
§ 36-15-19.3 Nail technician’s examination–Issuance of license–Annual expiration and renewal
§ 36-15-19.5 Esthetician’s examination–Issuance of license–Annual expiration and renewal
§ 36-15-20 Fees for licenses, permits, and renewals
§ 36-15-20.1 Reinstatement of lapsed licenses and renewals–Fee
§ 36-15-22 Temporary permit for out-of-state cosmetologist, nail technician or esthetician–Duration of permit
§ 36-15-25 Instructor license required to teach–Application–Conditional license–Areas of instruction
§ 36-15-25.1 Annual expiration and renewal
§ 36-15-26.2 Education for instructors
§ 36-15-29 License required for school of cosmetology, nail technology or esthetics–Requirements for license
§ 36-15-29.1 School license restricted to premises–Exceptions–Transfer prohibited
§ 36-15-29.3 Branch school–Requirements for license
§ 36-15-30 School license–Annual expiration and renewal
§ 36-15-33 Student license application–Requirements and issuance of license–Withdrawal or transfer
§ 36-15-34 Students transferring from out-of-state school–Credit allowed
§ 36-15-37 Separation of salon and school required
§ 36-15-38 School to indicate status in advertising and on school premises
§ 36-15-42 Apprentice license required for apprenticeship–Requirements and term of license
§ 36-15-42.1 Apprentice salon license required to offer apprenticeship education–Requirements and term of license
§ 36-15-44 Maximum number of apprentices in salon
§ 36-15-45 Required period of apprenticeship–Transfer to another salon–Break in apprenticeship period–Promulgation of rules
§ 36-15-46 Textbooks and course of study for schools and apprenticeship training
§ 36-15-46.1 General Coursework–Credit–Promulgation of rules
§ 36-15-47 Apprentice to practice in licensed salon–Supervision and time required for study and practice
§ 36-15-47.1 Licensed instructors to teach apprentices–Fee for education prohibited
§ 36-15-48 Instructor’s report on apprentice
§ 36-15-50 Temporary license issued on completion of apprenticeship–Duration of license
§ 36-15-50.1 Temporary license to school graduate–Duration of license
§ 36-15-51 License required to operate salon or booth–Types of licenses–Annual expiration and renewal–Violation as misdemeanor
§ 36-15-51.1 Changing location or ownership of salon or booth–New license required–Temporary permit authorized–Notice to commission
§ 36-15-51.2 Licensed nursing facilities and assisted living centers
§ 36-15-54 Practice outside licensed salon or booth prohibited–Exceptions
§ 36-15-55.2 Ground for disciplinary action as basis for refusal, revocation or suspension of license
§ 36-15-56 Grounds for disciplinary action
§ 36-15-57 Subpoena power of commission–Administration of oaths–Depositions
§ 36-15-58 Initiation of proceedings for cancellation, revocation or suspension of license
§ 36-15-58.3 Quorum of commission at hearing on cancellation, revocation or suspension
§ 36-15-58.4 Majority vote required to suspend, revoke or cancel license
§ 36-15-58.5 Reinstatement of suspended or revoked license–Procedure–Conditions
§ 36-15-59 Appeal from commission decision
§ 36-15-60 Certain acts prohibited–Misdemeanor
§ 36-15-61 Injunction against violations–Expenditure of moneys authorized
§ 36-15-62 Citation of chapter
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Terms Used In South Dakota Codified Laws > Title 36 > Chapter 15 - Cosmetologists, Estheticians, Nail Technicians, and Salons

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  • Fraud: Intentional deception resulting in injury to another.
  • Injunction: An order of the court prohibiting (or compelling) the performance of a specific act to prevent irreparable damage or injury.
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  • Oath: A promise to tell the truth.
  • Oath: includes affirmation. See South Dakota Codified Laws 2-14-2
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  • Quorum: The number of legislators that must be present to do business.
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  • Testimony: Evidence presented orally by witnesses during trials or before grand juries.
  • written: include typewriting and typewritten, printing and printed, except in the case of signatures, and where the words are used by way of contrast to typewriting and printing. See South Dakota Codified Laws 2-14-2