California LawQuestion 99 of 100

How is a client supposed to learn where to file a complaint about a nail salon, and what records must the salon be able to show?

a.Complaints go to the county health department, and no notice has to be posted in the salon
b.The notice is only required in salons with more than five employees
c.The salon must display the Board's required consumer notice with the Board's contact information, and must keep required records such as the dated foot spa cleaning logs available for the inspector
d.The salon must hand every client a printed complaint form at the end of each service

Explanation

Every licensed establishment must post the Board's consumer notice showing how to reach the Board, so a client who is unhappy or injured knows exactly where to file a complaint, and the salon must be able to produce required records such as the dated cleaning log for each foot spa. Complaints about licensed nail salons go to the Board, not the county health department. The posting requirement does not depend on how many people work there, and there is no rule requiring a complaint form be handed out with every service.

Law Reference: California Barbering and Cosmetology Act (B&P Code §7301 et seq.)

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