Florida Salon Sanitation & Safety Standards

Florida-specific sanitation and safety standards for salon tools, equipment, and facilities as enforced by the Board of Cosmetology.

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What this document covers

Florida's Board of Cosmetology enforces specific sanitation and safety standards for all licensed salon establishments. These standards cover tool disinfection, chemical storage, single-use items, and facility cleanliness. Florida recently updated its sanitation rules with increased focus on chemical safety and client protection.

Key sections included

EPA-registered disinfectant requirements
Tool disinfection procedures (chemical and UV)
Single-use item identification and disposal
Clean tool storage requirements
Chemical storage and safety
First aid kit requirements
Station and equipment cleaning
Towel and linen management

Frequently asked questions

Does Florida accept UV sanitizers?

UV sanitizers can be used as an additional step but do NOT replace EPA-registered chemical disinfection. Tools must first be cleaned, then chemically disinfected.

How often must disinfectant solution be changed?

Disinfectant must be mixed according to manufacturer instructions and changed daily at minimum, or whenever visibly contaminated.

Document details

State: Florida
Legal basis: Florida Administrative Code 61G5-20; Florida Statutes §477.0265
Enforced by: Florida Board of Cosmetology / DBPR
Penalty for absence: DBPR sanitation violations: $100-$500 per citation. Failure to correct: establishment closure. License suspension for repeat offenders.
Category: Health & Safety

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