My password and/ID do not work, what do I do?Ĭlick on Forgot User ID and/or Forgot Password to recover your existing BreEZe account.

No, you must use a laptop or desktop computer to create an account.ģ.

Your license is now associated with your account.Ģ.Ĝan I use a smart phone or tablet to create a BreEZe account?.

Please note the license number will not include the letter(s) in your license, only the numbers.

Click on I confirm this is my License/Registration.

Security Measures: click on the appropriate images.

Under Date of Birth: type your date of birth using this format (mm/dd/yyyy).

Under SSN: type the last 4 digits of your SSN.

Verify you are entering your last name exactly as it is printed on your license.

Under last name: type your last name in CAPITALS.

Choose Board of Barbering and Cosmetology and your license type from the drop downs.

If you are still experiencing difficulties, re-enter all licensee information but delete your last name and reenter it in all CAPITALS (please see example below). When linking your license(s) to your account, verify you are entering all licensee information exactly as it appears on your license/record in the required format. I cannot find my license information during onboarding. Please review the SB 803 Questions and Answers.ġ. Note that some provisions will require regulations to be adopted before implementation (e.g.

Increasing the hours allowed in the extern program.

Updating the requirements for a mobile unit.

Requiring an apprentice to receive their pre-apprentice training from the Board prior to licensure.

Allowing for a streamlined endorsement process to license an individual that holds a valid license in another state.

Increasing the number of board members from 9 to 13 and requiring that one licensee from each sector of the industry be represented on the Board.

Removing the practical examination and therefore eliminating the pre-application process.

Changing the esthetic scope of practice to include lash and brow tinting and perming.

Creating a 600-hour program for a new (non-chemical) hairstylist license.

Reducing the cosmetology and barbering programs to 1,000 hours (from 1,600 and 1,500 respectively).

Effective January 1, 2022, Senate Bill (SB) 803 made several changes to the Board of Barbering and Cosmetology’s laws.

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