1. An individual may apply for a restricted barber license if the applicant: a. Has not been disciplined relating to the practice of barbering in the previous five years; b. Passes a written examination of the laws and rules governing practice in the state, as established by the board; and c. Has a background in barbering as demonstrated by: (1) Successfully completing a restricted barber course, as established by the board, at a licensed barbering school or a barbering program within the public school system; or (2) Holding, within the previous five years, an active and valid license to practice barbering in another state or country. 2. A licensed restricted barber shall work in a licensed host shop and may not own or operate a shop. 3. An individual may practice barbering while awaiting results of the examination under this section, if the individual is under the supervision of a licensed barber in a licensed barbershop, subject to the following: a. An individual who fails the examination on the individual's first attempt may continue practicing under the supervision of a licensed barber in a licensed barbershop, provided the individual applies for the next examination; b. The individual may continue to practice under the licensed barber until the individual receives the results of the second examination; and c. An individual may not continue to practice under this subsection if the individual fails to pass the examination on the second attempt.
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