SALT LAKE CITY, UT — Senate Bill 330, which aims to overhaul the licensing requirements for barbers and cosmetologists, has moved forward after passing a vote in the Business and Labor Committee. The bill, sponsored by Senator Scott Sandall (R), proposes significant changes to the state’s professional licensing structure by introducing micro-licenses or permits, which would allow aspiring professionals to specialize in specific fields with reduced training requirements. Currently, to obtain a full cosmetology license, individuals must undergo extensive training, such as 1,200 hours for a master esthetician license. However, under the proposed bill, those looking to focus on specific…
