What type of license do salons receive from the State Board?

Salons receive a Salon License from the State Board. This specific license demonstrates that the salon meets the required standards for operation, including sanitation, safety, and staff qualifications. The Salon License ensures that the establishment is compliant with state regulations governing the beauty industry, which are aimed at protecting the health and safety of consumers and practitioners alike.

A Business License would apply more broadly to any privately-owned business entity, while an Operational License is not a standard term used in the context of beauty establishments. A Cosmetology License, on the other hand, is granted to individual practitioners who have completed the necessary training and have passed exams to practice cosmetology, but it does not pertain directly to the salons themselves. Thus, the correct designation for the type of license a salon holds specifically is the Salon License.