Consumer Guide to Steamboat Bodyworks-Salons

Steamboat Hair Company

The owner/stylist listed for this business, Lisa Beck, is licensed through the State of Colorado, COS.0046013. The business itself is registered through the State of Colorado, REG.0000002377.


Wildhorse Salon

No names are listed for this business, however, the business is registered through the State of Colorado, REG.0100036280, as required by law.

Colorado state law requires salons to be registered, which means the state can check these businesses to enforce established standard methods and procedures that ensure a sanitary environment for consumers.

Barbers, estheticians, hair stylists, manicurists, and cosmetologists are all required to be licensed with the state.

https://www.colorado.gov/dora/licensing/Lookup/LicenseLookup.aspx

Barber and Cosmetology Consumer Guide

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Consumer Guide to Steamboat Bodyworks-Reflexology

Alternative Bodywork by Colleen

The State of Colorado Department of Regulatory Agencies does not require licensing for the practice of reflexology. 

Reflexology is based on the notion, which has not been proven and actually doesn't make sense, that certain points on the hands and feet correspond to and can somehow manipulate internal organs.

Reflexology can feel good, much like a massage, for which this individual is licensed, MT.0002119, however, there are no benefits beyond massage and any claims regarding internal organs and such are not only unsubstantiated, but disingenuous to clients.