Which service is exempt from regulation by the board?

Body wrapping is exempt from regulation by the board because it does not fall within the defined scope of cosmetology services as outlined by Minnesota laws. The board typically regulates services that are directly related to the application of cosmetic products, hair care, and skin treatments that involve more invasive techniques. As body wrapping is primarily a treatment aimed at temporary cosmetic effects, such as slimming or detoxification, and does not require a licensed cosmetologist to perform, it is considered outside the jurisdiction of the board's regulations.

In contrast, hair cutting, skin analysis, and makeup applications all involve the manipulation of hair or skin for aesthetic purposes and often necessitate specialized training and licensure to ensure public health and safety. These services are more closely aligned with the skill sets and knowledge that licensed cosmetologists acquire, making them subject to regulation by the board.