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The document outlines the requirements for body art facilities in Michigan, established by the Department of Community Health to ensure safe and sanitary practices in tattooing, branding, and body piercing. It mandates that all body art procedures must occur in licensed facilities, which must comply with health inspections and maintain proper hygiene standards. The document details licensing processes, facility requirements, technician training, client consent protocols, record-keeping, and enforcement measures for violations. It aims to protect public health by regulating body art practices.

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What does OSHA require body art employers to do for body artists?

(e) No tattooing or body piercing shall be performed in any place other than a body art establishment having a valid license and a valid certificate of registration from the Illinois Department of Public Health.

How to get a body art license in Illinois?

Illinois requires the registration of shops and shop owners must have a permit from the Health Department, but no individual license is required. It does, however, required ALL artists to complete a OSHA-approved Bloodborne Pathogens course.

Is it okay to tattoo at home?

Now, after years of experience interacting with thousands of first time tattooers and talking to to health professionals and tattoo artists -- both professional artist and casual/DIY artists, I can say confidently that anyone can do a tattoo at home that will avoid infection and spread of blood borne pathogens.

What is required to be a tattoo artist in Illinois?

In Illinois, the tattoo artists permit isnt with the Department of Health; rather, its the location that holds the individual license. The artist is required to provide proof of education including a blood-borne pathogen training that meets OSHA standards. The training is not required to be completed in Illinois.

What is the tattoo law in Illinois?

Legal status of tattooing in the United States StateMinimum age (with parent/guardian consent)Intoxicated/Impaired individuals Georgia 18 (body piercing excepted) no restrictions Hawaii none specified Idaho 14 no restrictions Illinois 18 (body piercings excepted) no restrictions42 more rows

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