Who holds the authority to revoke a nail technician’s license in Minnesota?

The Minnesota Board of Cosmetology is the regulatory body responsible for overseeing the licensing and conduct of nail technicians, as well as other cosmetology professionals within the state. This board has the authority to enforce laws and regulations pertaining to the practice of cosmetology, which includes the ability to revoke a nail technician’s license if there are violations of state laws or regulations.

The revocation process typically involves an investigation into the licensee's practices, complaints against them, and the potential for disciplinary action based on established standards. This ensures that the integrity of the profession is maintained and that practitioners adhere to the health and safety regulations set forth by the state. Other entities, such as the local health department, the state attorney general, or consumer protection agencies, may have roles in broader regulatory or legal matters, but the specific authority to revoke licenses is vested in the Minnesota Board of Cosmetology.