How long does an owner have to complete corrective modifications?

In many states, regulations specify that an owner has a certain timeframe to complete corrective modifications identified during an inspection or as a result of a violation. The timeframe of 10 days is common in the cosmetology field for such requirements. This allows owners a reasonable amount of time to make necessary changes to ensure their establishment meets health and safety regulations.

A shorter timeframe, such as 5 days, might be too restrictive for owners to secure the necessary materials or complete the changes effectively. Conversely, a longer period, like 15 or 30 days, could allow for extended non-compliance, which is generally discouraged to maintain safety and standards in the cosmetology industry. Thus, the standard 10-day period balances urgency with practicality, reinforcing the importance of timely compliance in maintaining salon operations and client safety.