Licensed skin care workers could offer listed cosmetic treatments if they meet training rules, while beauty workers would have to show their licenses at work or provide them on request.
Licensed aestheticians could offer listed skin treatments, including shallow peels and microneedling, if they meet training and device rules. They could not diagnose illness, remove deeper skin layers, or use lasers for hair removal.
Licensed beauty workers would have to display their licenses at work or provide them on request. Businesses would post the state regulator’s contact information, and apprentices would display licenses at their workstations.
Licensed aestheticians could perform the cosmetic skin services listed in the proposal. This applies to licensed skin care workers called aestheticians, not apprentices or students. They would have to meet applicable board training rules and follow manufacturer directions. Microneedling could pierce skin no deeper than 1.5 millimeters. They could not use lasers for hair removal, remove deeper skin layers, diagnose illness, or provide a dermatologist’s medical treatment.
Licensees would have to display their licenses at work or provide them on request. This covers licenses under Delaware’s cosmetology and barbering rules. Each business would also have to post the state regulator’s address and phone number. Apprentices would have to display their own licenses where customers can see them at their workstations.
No hearings or votes scheduled.