Restrictions on removal of skin by cosmetologist or esthetician.

1. A cosmetologist or an esthetician may remove any portion of the skin that is at or above the stratum corneum by any method or means if only skin that is at or above the stratum corneum is removed and the removal is for the purpose of beautification. 2. In removing the skin that is at or above the stratum corneum pursuant to this section, a cosmetologist or an esthetician: (a) May only use products or implements that are intended for use by a practitioner of a branch of cosmetology for the removal of skin for beautification; and (b) Shall not mix or combine any such products unless the mixing or combining is required pursuant to the manufacturer’s instructions for the products being mixed or combined. 3. A cosmetologist or an esthetician shall not use any techniques or practices for the removal of skin below the stratum corneum.