Institute for Justice @ij.org · Jan 21 Barbers and hairstylists spend thousands of dollars and years of their lives to get licenses, but it turns out that strict licensing does not improve health and safety outcomes for the public. 🧵
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Policymakers think licensing is needed to keep consumers safe but a new report shows this simply isn’t true. 'Clean Cut' shows that states can make it easier and less expensive for people to break into the barbering and beauty industry without putting the public at risk. Read the full report here: