Ethics & California LawQuestion 141 of 484
Which of these is a clear ethical violation by a licensee?
a.Selling a salon product the client doesn't need just to earn commission, knowing it won't help
b.Recommending a sulfate-free shampoo for color-treated hair
c.Suggesting a follow-up appointment in six weeks
d.Politely declining to perform a service outside her training
Explanation
Knowingly selling a product the client does not need solely to earn commission is dishonest and a breach of the professional duty to act in the client's best interest.
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