Kansas Cosmetology Insurance
Having a current Kansas cosmetology insurance policy is a good idea for any cosmetologist. Not only will this shield you from claims and different types of problems that can occur, it will also help you make payments in the event you are found liable to the client that you have injured. While some employers may carry their own insurance, it may not cover you. Having a personal cosmetologist policy is the only way to assure yourself you’re covered. Such policies will cover the expenses, fees, and other costs which are associated with a claim, should you be found at fault for a client’s injury while that he or she is in your care.
What Does Cosmetology Insurance Cover?
- Skin Care
- Nail Decorations
- Massage
Chemical Wave
Children
Custom Wrap
Design, Cut, & style
Flash or Balyage Highlights
Hair Bleaching
Hair Coloring
Hair Treatments
Hairshaping
Instruction
Permanent Wave
Shampooing
Straightening
Thermal Styling
Waves
Weave
Wet Styling
Wig Stylist
Affordable Prices. Unmatched Coverage.
Instant access to your insurance certificate, hundreds of dollars in exclusive member benefits, and additional coverages at no additional cost.
Two Year
$299
Per 2 Years
Lock-in a rate of $149 per year, by purchasing our two-year policy, with all the same benefits.
One Year
$169
Per Year
Protect your career & Receive the peace of mind that you deserve with the #1 rated liability insurance in the industry.
Student
$49
First Year
Protect yourself in school & after. Buy a policy before graduation for a full year of discounted coverage.
Policy Highlights & Benefits
The #1 Choice for Cosmetology Liability Insurance
Our policy was designed specifically for beauty professionals. Insure your career today with the most affordable and comprehensive coverage available.
Kansas Cosmetology FAQs
If you are at least 17 years old and have achieved a high school diploma or equivalent, you are eligible to obtain a cosmetology license in the state of Kansas.
You will have to complete 1,500 school hours and pass the appropriate exams.
Yes, you will need to have a current cosmetology license and have completed 300 training hours and 450 teaching hours.
No, CEUs are not required.
A person practicing cosmetology must renew his or her license every two years in the month of obtaining original licensure—along with a $60 dollar fee.
No problem, just make sure you are licensed in a state with similar or equivalent requirements and pass the open book exam.
Why choose to be covered?
In this industry it’s highly likely issues will occur at some point in your career. Due to the variety of services the cosmetology industry provides, even the most experienced beauty professional can make a mistake. But luckily for you, there is a simple solution.
Carrying the appropriate cosmetology insurance can save you days of stress and financial loss, in the case you are found liable in any future lawsuit. Cosmetologist insurance can protect both yourself and your well-earned reputation.
