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Braiding without a License
Local bureaucrats ordered Uqdah to cease and desist, or be “subject to criminal prosecution.” Why? Because he didn’t have a license. “It’s a safety issue,” said the regulators. Those who run a hair salon must have a cosmetology license. The chemicals they use dyeing or perming hair might hurt someone.
Hair dye is hardly a serious safety threat, but even if it were, Cornrows & Co. didn’t dye or perm hair. They only braided it. That didn’t matter, said the Cosmetology Board — they still had to get a license. In order to get one, Uqdah would have to pay about $5,000 to take more than 1,000 hours of courses at a beauty school.
HT: MHKing.
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