What is NOT considered a regulated service?

Routine nail care is not considered a regulated service because it generally involves basic manicures and pedicures, which do not require specialized licensure beyond what is typically needed for nail technicians. Typically, regulated services require more stringent qualifications and oversight due to the potential health risks involved or the level of skill necessary.

Eyebrow microblading, permanent hair removal, and tanning by UV radiation are all regulated services because they involve more invasive procedures or equipment that carry higher risks. Such services might require specific training or certification to ensure that practitioners follow safety protocols and deliver effective results. Consequently, routine nail care remains a foundational service in the beauty industry that does not necessitate as stringent regulations.