You ladies do fantastic work! You have my support!
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Montserrat Burkhart
9 years ago
Change the law! Seriously, let them go on location to perform their skill and expertise,
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Danielle Woodward
9 years ago
Cosmetologists, if licensed, should be able to practice their trade anywhere necessary.
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Karlee Peña
9 years ago
As long as they are license through the state there should not be a band on letting them practice their trade
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Jackie Meckel
9 years ago
Idaho legislature needs to quit hurting small business owners.
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Rachel White
9 years ago
State business licensing is about blocking competition. It's immoral, corrupt, and should be repealed.
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Kara lange
9 years ago
For my sister, the amazing stylist, Kelsey Howard.
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Jami Steinmeyer
9 years ago
Nadia, made my eyebrow dreams come tru!
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Melissa Thomas
9 years ago
Yes! We need this!
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Jaylee Hunter
9 years ago
You ladies do impressive work. Happy to show you our support!
-Jaylee at Margene's Bridal
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Allie Bigham
9 years ago
You get what you pay for and I'd like to have options when in checking out makeup... in the end I, the consumer, make the decision. The more their merrier.
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Dustin Hurst
9 years ago
Go get 'em, ladies.
More here: http://idahofreedom.org/help-idaho-women-save-business-banned-state-law/
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Dave Dexter
9 years ago
Seem to be a productive part of the community, let's not get too greedy.
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Rome Saranto
9 years ago
I keep hearing how business friendly Idaho is and it's crap like this that proves that staement false.
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Bruce Peterson
9 years ago
Government idea of protect and serve strikes in the strangest places!
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Gaylon Hughes
9 years ago
This is a legitimate business that has a demand from customers, get the government out of the way.
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Nick
9 years ago
Let's get rid of all frivolopus licencing laws all together.
Why dose a makeup artist or hairstylist need permission from the government to conduct business in a free county?
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Angela Lenz
9 years ago
#freedom #commonsense
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Jesse Glassman
9 years ago
Stupid government!!
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Holly Cook
9 years ago
It's time for Idaho to update its laws to allow innovative businesses to bloom and grow. These women hold the credentials and certifications needed to perform this work. We need to allow them and other qualified cosmetologists to perform the work based on market need. There is no valid reason to tie their hands with unnecessary regulations.
You ladies do fantastic work! You have my support!
Change the law! Seriously, let them go on location to perform their skill and expertise,
Cosmetologists, if licensed, should be able to practice their trade anywhere necessary.
As long as they are license through the state there should not be a band on letting them practice their trade
Idaho legislature needs to quit hurting small business owners.
State business licensing is about blocking competition. It's immoral, corrupt, and should be repealed.
For my sister, the amazing stylist, Kelsey Howard.
Nadia, made my eyebrow dreams come tru!
Yes! We need this!
You ladies do impressive work. Happy to show you our support! -Jaylee at Margene's Bridal
You get what you pay for and I'd like to have options when in checking out makeup... in the end I, the consumer, make the decision. The more their merrier.
Go get 'em, ladies. More here: http://idahofreedom.org/help-idaho-women-save-business-banned-state-law/
Seem to be a productive part of the community, let's not get too greedy.
I keep hearing how business friendly Idaho is and it's crap like this that proves that staement false.
Government idea of protect and serve strikes in the strangest places!
This is a legitimate business that has a demand from customers, get the government out of the way.
Let's get rid of all frivolopus licencing laws all together. Why dose a makeup artist or hairstylist need permission from the government to conduct business in a free county?
#freedom #commonsense
Stupid government!!
It's time for Idaho to update its laws to allow innovative businesses to bloom and grow. These women hold the credentials and certifications needed to perform this work. We need to allow them and other qualified cosmetologists to perform the work based on market need. There is no valid reason to tie their hands with unnecessary regulations.