What must be displayed prominently in a nail salon according to Minnesota law?

In Minnesota, it is a legal requirement for a nail salon to prominently display the establishment license issued by the Board. This practice ensures transparency and compliance with state regulations, demonstrating that the salon meets necessary health and safety standards as mandated by law. The display of this license reassures clients that they are receiving services from a legitimate and properly regulated establishment, fostering trust in the business.

While other options, such as advertising materials, a list of services and prices, or employee credentials, may also be important for customer service and transparency, only the establishment license is explicitly required by law to be displayed prominently in the salon. This underscores the focus of the state’s regulations on ensuring that the business itself is operating within the legal framework.