Wyoming salon inspections
Wyoming salon inspection checklist
The Wyoming Board of Cosmetology inspects Wyoming salons against the state's sanitation rules. A new salon is inspected before it may open, and inspected again once it is running. Below are the 20 rules an inspector checks, from the state's own rules and inspection pages, each beside the rule's own words. Tick them off as you get ready, filter by the services you offer, and print the list.
- Inspected by
- Wyoming Board of Cosmetology
- Before opening
- Inspected first
- Rules on this list
- 20
- Official form
- None found
- Foot spa log
- Not stated
- MMA nail liquid
- Banned
Read from the official sources on October 19, 2026.The full rules Wyoming salon license
How it works
How Wyoming inspects salons
Inspections are done by the Wyoming Board of Cosmetology. A new salon is inspected before it may open or before its license is issued, so have everything below in place before you book it.
Authorized representatives of the Board may inspect anytime during normal business hours.
“authorized representatives of the Board anytime during normal business hours.”
We found no inspection form published by the Wyoming Board of Cosmetology, so this checklist is built from the state's rules themselves.
The checklist
What Wyoming inspectors check
Every rule below is from the state's own rules, beside its own words. An inspector can check anything in the rules, so read them in full once before you open.
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Wyoming salon inspection checklist
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Licenses on display
The first thing an inspector looks for: the salon's license and every working license, current and where clients can see them.
1.Post the salon license and the personal and independent contractor licenses in the salon.
Other required postings
Some states also want their rules, a consumer notice or the last inspection report on the wall.
2.Post the Infection Control Standards in the salon.
3.Independent contractors must post their license and most recent inspection at their work station.
The disinfectant
What the disinfectant must be, how it is mixed and how often it is changed.
4.Use only an EPA-registered disinfectant that is bactericidal, virucidal and fungicidal.
5.Keep items fully immersed or visibly wet in disinfectant for the entire contact time.
Cleaning tools between clients
How combs, shears, nippers and other reusable tools are cleaned and disinfected after each client.
6.Clean and disinfect all non-porous tools and implements before using them on any client.
Storing clean and used tools
Clean tools kept covered and apart from used ones, so nothing dirty touches the next client.
7.Store disinfected implements in a dry, covered container, isolated from contaminants.
Single-use items
What must be thrown away after one client because it cannot be disinfected.
8.Items that cannot be cleaned and disinfected are single use.
9.Do not dip an implement back into the original product container.
Towels, capes and linens
Clean towels stored closed, used ones in a covered container until laundered.
10.Provide a clean cape for each client.
11.Keep soiled linens in a ventilated container with a lid.
Water, sinks and restroom
Hot and cold running water, sinks and a restroom with a place to wash hands.
12.Sinks and shampoo bowls must be plumbed with hot and cold running water.
13.Provide and maintain toilet and hand washing facilities.
Pedicure equipment
How foot spas and pedicure basins are cleaned after each client and at the end of the day, and the log some states require.
14.Remove the filters, screens, drains and jets from the pedicure tub.Pedicures
15.Completely immerse cleaned pedicure tub parts in an EPA-registered disinfectant.Pedicures
Banned products and tools
Products, tools and practices the state's rules forbid outright.
16.Do not keep methyl methacrylate (MMA) monomer in the salon.
17.Animals may not be used to perform any service in a salon.
The premises
Floors, walls, light, air, waste bins and keeping living space and food out of the work area.
18.Do not use the salon as living or sleeping quarters.
19.Put all trash in receptacles with lids.
First aid and safety
A first aid kit, what to do after a cut or blood exposure, and other safety rules.
20.After a blood exposure, put all soiled articles in the trash.
Questions
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Plan the rest
Get the rest of the salon ready
- Every step to opening a salon, as a checklist for your state
- The salon license, fees and who must be licensed
- Which services and products the state taxes, and the sales tax permit
- What it costs to open a salon, line by line
- A client intake and consultation form
- A cancellation and no-show policy
Salon inspection checklists for other states
Ready when you are
Pass the inspection, then fill the chairs
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