During the month of October, the CE classes will be $100 & $50 for Lifetime Members
Disciplinary Classes South Carolina
Law 3hr Disciplinary Class Call 803.567.2767 for current pricing
Salon inspections can result in licensing violations from LL&R/SC SBOC. After attending disciplinary classes, you will understand the current South Carolina cosmetology laws along with sanitation regulations and how to properly implement them.
Title 40 Professions & Occupations Chapter 13- Board of Cosmetology
60 mins
For aspiring professionals in the beauty industry, understanding the sanitation regulations is essential in South Carolina cosmetology. Participants in the required training programs must complete disciplinary classes that emphasize the importance of maintaining hygiene and complying with state standards. This knowledge is crucial for ensuring the health and safety of clients in salon environments.
Ch 35 Dept of LL&R/ SC SBOC
60 mins
You can find detailed information regarding disciplinary classes and sanitation regulations that are essential for maintaining professional standards in South Carolina cosmetology at the official state website: https://www.scstatehouse.gov/coderegs/Chapter%2035.pdf.
Specific violations reviewed & discussed. Questions
60 mins
Sanitation & Safety 3 hour Disciplinary Class
Citations leading to sanitation violations from LL&R/SC SBOC inspections can necessitate mandatory attendance in disciplinary classes, such as the Sanitation & Safety 3-hour course. For the latest pricing, please call 803.567.2767. This is essential for compliance with sanitation regulations in South Carolina cosmetology.
Sanitation Rules & Regulations that we cover in the 3 hr class.
35–20. Sanitation regulations and disciplinary classes for the management of cosmetology establishments in South Carolina.
35-20 A-E
60 mins
A. Enforcement of sanitation regulations in South Carolina cosmetology
B. Rules governing disciplinary classes
C. Guidelines for residential salons
D. Standards for the physical facilities of salons and schools
E. Policies regarding animals in salons and schools
35-20 F- J
60 mins
F. Infectious Disease
G. Personal Cleanliness
H. Implements, Supplies & Materials
I. Disinfecting Non-electrical Implements in compliance with sanitation regulations is essential for safety.
J. Disinfecting Electrical Implements, particularly in disciplinary classes related to South Carolina cosmetology, ensures that all tools are properly sanitized.
35-20 K-P
60 mins
K. Liquids, creams, powders, and other cosmetic preparations must adhere to the sanitation regulations set forth by South Carolina cosmetology standards.
L. Headrests, shampoo bowls, and treatment tables should also comply with these regulations to ensure a safe environment for services.
M. Towels need to be maintained in accordance with hygiene protocols as part of the sanitation regulations.
N. Bottles and containers used for cosmetic products should meet health and safety guidelines.
O. Neck strips must be disposable and used in a manner consistent with best practices outlined in disciplinary classes.
P. Licensees are prohibited from using any of the following substances, products, or tools while performing cosmetology or related services.
Disciplinary classes are mandated by the SC State Board of Cosmetology as a refresher in any needed area, including essential sanitation regulations relevant to South Carolina cosmetology.