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(a) In addition to meeting the requirements of 12 AAC 09.125(b) , the classroom for theoretical instruction of the practice of advanced manicuring must be equipped with seating capacity for all students attending the class, and with equipment including
(1) one blackboard;
(2) a chart or charts of the skin, hair, muscles, nerves, bones, and circulatory system; and
(3) a book or books on general anatomy, physiology, and hygiene.
(b) The school shall provide each student with at least one board-approved textbook covering the subjects listed in 12 AAC 09.148.
(c) The practical instructional area must have available the following equipment:
(1) a cabinet for instruments and linens;
(2) a towel container for soiled linens;
(3) a smock;
(4) terrycloth or disposable towels;
(5) manicuring materials, including orange wood sticks, finger bowls, steel pushers, emery boards, metal nail files, cuticle nippers, callus removers, moisturizing lotion, antibacterial soap, finger nail clippers, plastic spatulas, septic powder, cotton balls, cuticle cream, cuticle oil, cuticle solvent, supply trays, polish, tweezers, nail brushes, and chamois buffers;
(6) a manicuring table with adjustable lamp and two chairs;
(7) pedicure tubs;
(8) a manicure ventilation system;
(9) a paraffin wax machine;
(10) artificial nail supplies, including acetone, acrylic powder and liquid, dappen dishes, nail forms and tips, natural bristle brushes, fine and heavy grit files, small scissors, buffing blocks, primer, safety glasses and mask, adhesive, glue, three-way buffers, nail oil, and silk wraps;
(11) rubber or latex gloves.
(d) For every six or fewer students working at one time, the practical instructional area must have a wash basin with running hot and cold water.
History: Eff. 7/23/2000, Register 155
Authority: AS 08.13.030
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