§ 33-12-140 — Exemptions

(a) Nothing in this act shall prohibit services rendered
by licensed physicians, nurses, dentists, podiatrists,
chiropractors, physical therapists, morticians or barbers when
exclusively engaged in the practice of their respective
professions.
(b) The provisions of this act shall not apply to
employees, volunteers and residents of hospitals, health care
facilities, nursing homes, senior citizen centers, convalescent
or boarding homes or other similar facilities who render
services to residents or members of these facilities on the
premises.
(c) The provisions of this act shall not apply to persons
engaged in demonstrating the use of any cosmetic or beauty aid
or equipment for the purpose of offering for sale to the public
such cosmetic or beauty aid or equipment, or to a person engaged
in the business of or receiving compensation for facial makeup
applications only.
(d) This act shall not apply to a person solely engaged in
the practice of natural hair braiding. The practice of natural
hair braiding is not regulated under this title and is separate
and distinct from barbering, the practice of hair styling and
the practice of cosmetology.
(e) Nothing in subsection (d) of this section shall
prohibit the owner of a salon from requiring private
certification of a person engaged in the practice of natural
hair braiding at the owner's salon.