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3. The minimum number of board-approved continuing education hours required to complete a standard renewal.
4. The mandatory visual status of your professional license which must feature a permanently attached photo.
5. The outermost dead epidermal layer that serves as the legal boundary line for non-medical cosmetic services.
7. The criminal classification for a cosmetologist who performs invasive treatments below the stratum corneum.
10. The legal license renewal cycle frequency term meaning it occurs every two years.
14. A restricted salon such as nails-only that requires a baseline minimum of one hundred square feet of floor space.
15. A full-service salon that requires a baseline minimum of two hundred square feet of floor space.
17. The number of years a licensed professional member must have been actively practicing in Florida which is five.
18. The exact total number of members who compose the Florida Board of Cosmetology panel.
20. The maximum legal walking distance in feet permitted from a salon entrance to its restroom facility.
21. The additional number of square feet required for each extra stylist added to a standard salon layout.
22. The master administrative agency of the executive government branch that issues and prints licenses.

1. The state official responsible for directly appointing all members to the Board of Cosmetology.
2. The specific continuing education topic that requires the largest portion of time consisting of three hours.
6. The rule applied to licensees with ten years of clean active history freeing them from classroom hours.
8. The exact administrative fine in dollars issued for operating a salon facility without a valid license.
9. The Florida statute chapter number that designates the official legal name of the Cosmetology Act.
11. The only location inside a salon where a decorative animal or fish is legally permitted to reside.
12. The permanent structural element required to completely partition a home salon from the living quarters.
13. The term for the two public consumer members appointed to the board who have zero ties to the industry.
16. The additional number of square feet required for each extra specialist added to a specialty salon layout.
18. The legislative body that must formally confirm all appointments made to the Board of Cosmetology.
19. The exact number of days a licensee has to notify the DBPR in writing after changing their address.