After each client or service:

• Drain tub.

• Remove all parts (filters, screens, drains, jets, etc.); and

• Clean and disinfect the removable parts as follows:

• Scrub with brush and soap or detergent until free of debris;

• Rinse;

• Completely immerse in an EPA registered, bactericidal, virucidal, fungicidal disinfectant mixed and used according to the manufacturer’s directions;

• Rinse;

• Air dry; and

• Replace the disinfected parts into the tubs or store them in a clean, dry, covered container. 

• Clean tub according to manufacturer’s instructions.  Take special care to remove all film, especially at the water line.  Rinse tub well;

• Fill tub with fresh water, add appropriate amount of disinfectant into water according to the disinfectant manufacturer’s label;

• At minimum use an EPA registered bactericidal, virucidal, and fungicidal disinfectant that is mixed and used according to the manufacturer’s directions;

• Allow the disinfectant to stand for non-circulating tubs or circulate for circulating tubs for the contact time specified according to the manufacturer’s instructions; and

Drain tub and rinse with fresh water. 

There are many services that are currently offered in Wyoming Salon's that are not regulated by the Board of Cosmetology, some of these services are:

• Tattooing (Permanent Makeup)

• Massage Therapy

• Piercing

• Tanning

If your salon is offering any of these services you must have a sign posted, in public view, letting your clients know that these services are not licensed or regulated by the Board of Cosmetology.

Medical services can sometimes be offered in a salon as well.  All medical services and treatments must be offered in a separate room from cosmetology services, and only licensed medical staff may perform medical services or treatments in a salon.