Can a person be employed at a salon with an inactive license?

A person cannot be employed at a salon with an inactive license because an active license is a legal requirement for practicing in cosmetology professions, including eyelash extension services. Operating without an active license can lead to serious legal consequences for both the individual and the salon owner, including fines and potential closure of the salon.

In many jurisdictions, an active license ensures that the professional has met the necessary education, training, and examination requirements to practice safely and competently. An inactive status indicates that the individual has not renewed their license or is otherwise not authorized to practice, which jeopardizes the integrity and safety of services provided in a salon environment.

Other options may suggest conditions under which an inactive license might be acceptable, but they overlook the fundamental requirement that a valid license must be active to provide any salon services legally.