Ethics & California LawQuestion 116 of 484
A California-licensed manicurist may legally perform which of the following?
a.A basic facial
b.A manicure with hand massage up to the elbow
c.Eyebrow waxing
d.A haircut for a child
Explanation
A manicurist license is limited to care of the nails and the hands and feet up to and including the elbow and knee. Facials, waxing, and hair cutting are outside the manicurist scope.
Law Reference: BPC §7316Practice all 484 questions free — no signup required.
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