Salon license, state by state
The shop needs a license of its own, separate from the technician's. The fee, whether you may open before the inspection, and what the premises must have differ in every state. These are the figures checked against the state board's own page, each line carrying the date it was checked.
Checked
- CaliforniaChecked September 7, 2026
- FloridaChecked September 7, 2026
- MassachusettsChecked September 14, 2026
- New JerseyChecked September 7, 2026
- New YorkChecked September 7, 2026
- North CarolinaChecked September 7, 2026
- OklahomaChecked September 7, 2026
- OregonChecked September 7, 2026
- PennsylvaniaChecked September 21, 2026
- TexasChecked September 7, 2026
- VirginiaChecked September 7, 2026
Not verified yet
These states have no page yet. What cannot be verified does not get written.
- GeorgiaThe state's own site returned HTTP 403 and refused every request from this connection when checked on 2026-09-07. Until every figure can be checked against the state's own page, this page is not written.
- MichiganThe main michigan.gov pages DO load in Chrome, re-checked on 2026-09-14, unlike the earlier check, so the old reason has been corrected. What still blocks this page is elsewhere: the training hours and fees live in the Board's PDF licensing guide, and Chrome opens PDFs in a viewer whose text the page reader cannot extract. Reading a fee off a blurred image is exactly the kind of mistake this site's rules forbid, so it stays unwritten.
- WashingtonThe state's own site still returns HTTP 403 and is refused at its Varnish edge, re-checked on 2026-09-14. This time it was tried in REAL CHROME and not only by tool, and it was refused the same way, so this is not a site that merely blocks scripts: dol.wa.gov refuses this connection. Until every figure can be checked against the state's own page, this page is not written.