30 Miss. Code. R. 2101-5.4

Current through December 10, 2024

Rule 30-2101-5.4 - Required Equipment

A. All Schools

1. Each school must have an adequate supply of disinfectant and safety equipment to insure that the school complies with Board sanitation rules, including: wet disinfectant containers, dry sanitizers, closed cabinets or containers for clean towels, covered soiled towel receptacles, large covered trash can of solid construction, and first aid kit.

2. Each school must have adequate resource materials to aid in the teaching of both skill and theory subjects, including charts and visual aids, chalk board, bulletin board, reference library, and time clock or time sheets.

3. The minimum equipment requirement must remain in full force and effect so long as the school remains in operation.

4. All equipment must be maintained in a sanitary and safe operating order at all times.

B. Cosmetology Schools

1. The minimum equipment for a school of cosmetology is as follows:

a.	Mannequin (In addition to this number of practice mannequins, the school must furnish, upon enrollment, to every student, a mannequin in good condition for his use throughout the period of training.)	7
b.	Time Clock or Time Sheet (See Rule 5.23 C and D)
c.	Shampoo Bowls and Chairs (When the average daily attendance exceed 30 students, additional shampoo bowls must be added at the ratio of one for each five students in average daily attendance in excess of 20.)	5
d.	Dryers	12
(When the average daily attendance exceeds 30 students, additional dryers must be added at the ratio of 1 for each 5 students in average daily attendance in excess of 20.)
e.	Facial Chairs, complete with footrest, headrest, magnifying lamp, and practitioner stool	1
f.	Manicure Tables (When the average daily attendance exceeds 30 students, additional manicure tables must be added at the ratio of 1 for each 10 students in average daily attendance in excess of 20.)	3
g.	Cold Wave Equipment: Sets of four dozen assorted rods	10
h.	Thinning Shears (pair)	1
i.	Thermal Hair Straighteners Combs Stove (not required if comb electric) Curling iron (no larger than size "G")	8 8 8
j.	Containers for antiseptic solution, per manicure table	1
k.	Work station with chair and mirror Station chairs must be so constructed that they may be elevated and lowered either mechanically [hydraulic pump] or manually [swivel]. (When the average daily attendance exceed 30 senior students, one additional station per student must be added).	20
l.	Work table(s) for junior students	Adequate
m.	Classroom chairs with desk rest	20
n.	Cabinet for client records	1

2. The minimum equipment requirement for a school of cosmetology desiring to include a department of esthetics and or/manicuring in its training program must contain at least one (1) of each item specified for a school of esthetics and school of manicuring/pedicuring. When the average daily attendance exceeds two (2), the minimum equipment must be increased at the rate of one (1) per every two (2) students.

C. Esthetics Schools

1. The minimum equipment for a school in which a course of training in which esthetics only is taught is as follows:

a.	Facial treatment chair, treatment table, or hydraulic treatment chair (When the average daily attendance exceeds 6 students, additional facial chairs must be added at the ratio of one per every 2 students in average daily attendance in excess of 3)	3
b.	Esthetician's stool (When the average daily attendance exceeds 6 students, additional esthetician's stools must be added at the ratio of one per every 2 students in average daily attendance in excess of 3)	3
c.	Facial Vaporizer (When the average daily attendance exceeds 6 students, additional vaporizers must be added at the ratio of one per every 2 students in average daily attendance in excess of 3)	3
d.	Pulverizer Spray (mister)	3
e.	Galvanic Current Apparatus or Faradic & Sinusoidal Apparatus	1
f.	High Frequency Apparatus (When the average daily attendance exceeds 6 students, additional high frequency apparatus must be added at the ratio of one per every 2 students in average daily attendance in excess of 3)	3
g.	Heating Mask or hot towels (When the average daily attendance exceeds 6 students, additional heating masks must be added at the ratio of one per every 2 students in average daily attendance in excess of 3)	3
h.	Heating Mitts or paraffin wax with mitts	3 pairs
i.	Infrared lamp	3
J.	Ultraviolet lamp (When the average daily attendance exceeds 6 students, additional Ultraviolet lamps must be added at the ratio of one per every 2 students in average daily attendance in excess of 3)	3
k.	Woods lamp	1
l.	Magnifying lamp (Loupe) (When the average daily attendance exceeds 6 students, additional Magnifying lamps must be added at the ratio of one per every 2 students in average daily attendance in excess of 3)	3
m.	Electric wax heater for removal of hair	1
n.	Utilities Tables (When the average daily attendance exceeds 6 students, additional utility tables must be added at the ratio of one per every 2 students in average daily attendance in excess of 3)	3
o.	Table for Machines	1 per machine
p.	Cabinet for client records	1
q.	Sink with hot and cold running water within a reasonable distance of the treatment area	1

D. Schools of Manicuring

1. The minimum equipment for a school in which a course of training in manicuring/pedicuring is taught is as follows:

a.	Manicure table fitted with adjustable lamp, client chair and operators stool or chair. (When the average daily attendance exceeds 10 students, additional manicure tables, lamps and stools must be added at the ratio of one per every 1 student in average daily attendance in excess of 10)	10
b.	Covered containers for waste material (When the average daily attendance exceeds 10 students, additional covered waste containers must be added at the ratio of one per every 1 students in average daily attendance in excess of 10)	10
c.	Cushion (8"x12") covered with a washable slip or sanitized towel on which clients rest arm (When the average daily attendance exceeds 10 students, additional armrests must be added at the ratio of one per every 1 students in average daily attendance in excess of 10)	10
d.	Supply tray for holding implements/products (When the average daily attendance exceeds 10 students, additional cosmetic trays must be added at the ratio of one per every 1 student in average daily attendance in excess of 10)	10
e.	Finger bowl (plastic, china or glass) for holding warm water and cleanser (When the average daily attendance exceeds 10 students, additional finger bowls must be added at the ratio of one per every 1 student in average daily attendance in excess of 10)	10
f.	Cotton containers	10
g.	Electric heaters with disposable cups - for heating oil/lotion	10
h.	Disinfection containers for immersion of manicuring implements during procedure (When the average daily attendance exceeds 10 students, additional disinfection containers must be added at the ratio of one per every 1 student in average daily attendance in excess of 10)	10
i.	Basins for Pedicure Cleansing(When the average daily attendance exceeds 10 students, additional cleanser basins must be added at the ratio of one per every 2 students in average daily attendance in excess of 10)	5
j.	Basins for pedicure rinse water (When the average daily attendance exceeds 10 students, additional rinse water basins must be added at the ratio of one per every 2 students in average daily attendance in excess of 10)	5
k.	Electric nail files (When average daily attendance exceeds six (6) students, additional nail files must be added at the ratio of one (1) per every two (2) students in average daily attendance in excess of six (6))	2
l.	Hand form with stand; demonstrational purposes (When the average daily attendance exceeds 10 students, additional hand forms must be added at the ratio of one per every 2 students in average daily attendance in excess of 10).	5

2. The clinic floor in a manicure school must be ventilated to the outside air.

30 Miss. Code. R. 2101-5.4

Miss. Code Ann. §§ 73-7-7; 73-7-16 (Rev. 2013)

Amended 2/27/2015

Amended 1/15/2016