Maryland Code § BOP-5-305

Section BOP-5-305
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(a) To qualify for a limited license to practice cosmetology, an applicant
shall be an individual who meets the requirements of this section.
(b) An applicant for a limited license to provide esthetic services shall:

(1) be at least 17 years old;
(2) have completed successfully a 9th grade education or the
equivalent;
(3) have received training by:
(i) serving as a registered apprentice for at least 6 months as
provided under §§ 5-404 and 5-405 of this title; or
(ii) successfully completing at least 600 hours of instruction in
providing esthetic services in a cosmetology school approved by the State Department
of Education or the Maryland Higher Education Commission in consultation with the
Board; and
(4) have completed 1 hour of in-person or virtual training in domestic
violence awareness under § 5-305.1 of this subtitle.
(c) An applicant for a limited license to provide eyelash extension services
shall:
(1) be at least 17 years old;
(2) have completed successfully a 9th grade education or the
equivalent; and
(3) (i) have received training by:
1. serving as a registered apprentice for at least 3
months as provided under §§ 5-404 and 5-405 of this title; or
2. successfully completing at least 100 hours of
instruction in providing eyelash extension services in a cosmetology school approved
by the State Department of Education or the Maryland Higher Education
Commission in consultation with the Board; or
(ii) pass a practical and written examination administered by
the Board.
(d) An applicant for a limited license to provide hair services shall:
(1) be at least 17 years old;

(2) have completed successfully a 9th grade education or the
equivalent;
(3) have received training by:
(i) serving as a registered apprentice for at least 15 months as
provided under §§ 5-404 and 5-405 of this title; or
(ii) successfully completing at least 1,200 hours of instruction
providing hair services in a cosmetology school approved by the State Department of
Education or the Maryland Higher Education Commission in consultation with the
Board; and
(4) have completed 1 hour of in-person or virtual training in domestic
violence awareness.
(e) An applicant for a limited license to provide hair services - blow drying
shall:
(1) be at least 17 years old;
(2) have completed successfully a 9th grade education or the
equivalent;
(3) have received training by successfully completing at least 350
hours of instruction providing hair services - blow drying in a cosmetology school
approved by the State Department of Education or the Maryland Higher Education
Commission in consultation with the Board; and
(4) have completed 1 hour of in-person or virtual training in domestic
violence awareness.
(f) An applicant for a limited license to provide nail technician services
shall:
(1) be at least 17 years old;
(2) have successfully completed a 9th grade education or the
equivalent;
(3) have received training by:
(i) serving as a registered apprentice for at least 3 months as
provided under §§ 5-404 and 5-405 of this title; or

(ii) successfully completing at least 250 hours of instruction in
providing nail technician services in a cosmetology school approved by the State
Department of Education or the Maryland Higher Education Commission in
consultation with the Board; and
(4) have completed 1 hour of in-person or virtual training in domestic
violence awareness under § 5-305.1 of this subtitle.
(g) If an applicant is licensed to practice as an esthetician, eyelash
extension technician, hairstylist, hairstylist - blow drying technician, or nail
technician in another state or foreign country, the applicant meets the training
requirements of this section if the applicant has held a limited license in the other
state or foreign country and has actively practiced in the other state or foreign
country for a period of 6 months.
(h) An applicant for a limited license shall pass an examination given by
the Board under this subtitle.

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