Texas Eyebrow Threading license 954-243-8549

Texas Eyebrow Threading looking for license call 954-243-8549

TEXAS REQUIRES EYEBROW THREADING LICENSE. YES
Texas lost court case against Cosmetology licensing department. Court gave judgement in department favor. The Threading comes under hair removal and it falls under skin care so Texas cosmetology department requires not only license but also certification in Threading. Eyebrow Threading is not covered by the skin care circular so the Technicians has to be certified to practice in the State of Texas. For more info call Ani 954-243-8549.

YOU DO NOT NEED LICENSE FOR PRACTISE THREADING. YOU NEED CERTIFICATE COURSE.

Patel v. TX Department of Licensing and Regulation Hanging by a Thread: Defending Economic Liberty in Texashttp://www.u2newu.com/faq.php

Eyebrow threading is a booming industry in Texas. But state bureaucrats are making it impossible to continue practicing this ancient art.
Texas requires skin care license to just perform eyebrow threading. eyebrow threading comes under temporary hair removal so the curriculum comes under skin care so you need to do the course to perform eyebrow threading. Only exception if you did the skin care course in your country then you need to prove to match their curriculum and provide all the documents has chance to get Texas skin care license to perform eyebrow threading.

Threading is booming because it’s cheaper, faster and less painful than waxing.  Plus, it doesn’t involve any chemicals, dyes, or sharp objects and is healthy for the skin  In addition to pleasing consumers, the industry is creating good-paying jobs and exciting opportunities for numerous Texas entrepreneurs.

The Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR) is now demanding that eyebrow threaders obtain expensive and irrelevant licenses in Western-style cosmetology.  Threading is not mentioned anywhere in state law, yet TDLR expects threaders with up to 20 years of experience to immediately stop working and spend approximately $20,000 obtaining up to
1,500 hours of instruction in government-approved beauty schools that do not even teach threading.

Further, threaders must pass government-approved cosmetology exams that do not test for threading.  Inspectors have already begun imposing $2,000 fines on threaders who cannot immediately comply. The licensing scheme protects cosmetology companies from honest competition, but does nothing to help consumers.

Texans have a constitutional right to work in the occupation of their choice without unreasonable government interference. That is why on December 8, 2009, the Institute for Justice Texas Chapter filed suit in Travis County District Court on behalf of eight Texas threading entrepreneurs.  IJ seeks to have the state’s unreasonable and unwritten eyebrow threading requirements declared unconstitutional and to restore economic liberty for entrepreneurs across the state.