Ch. 3

LAWS OF MARYLAND

(2) A BARBERSHOP THAT HOLDS A BARBERSHOP PERMIT
ISSUED UNDER TITLE 4 OF THIS ARTICLE, IF THE PRACTICE IS
CONDUCTED UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF AN INDIVIDUAL LICENSED TO
MANAGE A BEAUTY SALON.

(B) EXCEPTIONS.

(1)  A LICENSED COSMETOLOGIST MAY PRACTICE COSMETOLOGY
IN THE RESIDENCE OF A PATRON, BY APPOINTMENT, IF:

(I)  THE LICENSED COSMETOLOGIST IS SPONSORED BY
A BEAUTY SALON THAT HOLDS A BEAUTY SALON PERMIT; AND

(II)  THE PATRON IS A CUSTOMER OF THE BEAUTY
SALON.

(2)  (I) AN INDIVIDUAL WHO HOLDS A LIMITED LICENSE TO
PROVIDE MANICURING SERVICES MAY PROVIDE MANICURING SERVICES IN A
BARBERSHOP.

(II) AN INDIVIDUAL AUTHORIZED TO PROVIDE
MANICURING SERVICES IN A BARBERSHOP IS NOT SUBJECT TO THE
SUPERVISION REQUIREMENT OF SUBSECTION (A)(2) OF THIS SECTION.

REVISOR'S NOTE: This section is new language derived
without substantive change from former Art. 56, § 488.

The Business Occupations Article Review Committee
notes, for consideration by the General Assembly, that
the practice of cosmetology by providing demonstrating
services usually is conducted outside of a beauty
salon. The General Assembly may wish to consider
whether to provide an exception to reflect practice.

Defined terms: "Beauty salon" § 5-101

"Beauty salon permit" § 5-101

"Licensed cosmetologist" § 5-101

"Limited license" § 5-101

"Person" § 1-101 "Practice cosmetology" § 5-101

"Provide manicuring services" § 5-101

5-608. USE OF BEAUTY SALON OR COSMETOLOGY SCHOOL FOR RESIDENTIAL
PURPOSES.

(A) BEAUTY SALON.

AN OWNER, LESSEE, OR MANAGER OF A BEAUTY SALON MAY NOT ALLOW
ANY INDIVIDUAL TO:

(1) USE AS A RESIDENCE ANY ROOM THAT IS USED WHOLLY
OR PARTLY AS A BEAUTY SALON; OR

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