LAC 46:VII.121

LAC 46:VII.121. Prohibitions

Last amended: 1991Year: 2026Length: 189 wordsOfficial source

Cite as La. Admin. Code tit. 46, pt. VII, § 121

A. The serving or eating of food in a barber shop working area is prohibited. Candy, cigarettes and cigars, etc., when sold in a barber shop must be kept in an enclosed case and individually wrapped. B. The serving of coffee in a barber shop work area is prohibited. C. The use of common styptic pencil or lump alum is prohibited. Alum or any other material used to stop the flow of blood shall be used only in a liquid or powder form. D. The use of neck dusters, shaving mugs and shaving brushes in common, or for more than one person without proper sterilization is also prohibited. E. Latherizers are recommended. F. No barber shall serve a customer with an eruption or sore that is suspected of being a communicable disease. G. Pets Disallowed. No pets will be allowed to be kept in a barber shop such as reptiles, etc. Small pets such as goldfish may be allowed with board approval. These pets and area around them must be kept in good sanitary condition and such pets must not be considered dangerous to the public health and safety.
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