Kansas has strict licensing laws for tattoo artists, requiring both artists and studios to be registered.
Licensing & Training
- All tattoo artists must be licensed through the Kansas Board of Cosmetology.
- Completion of a bloodborne pathogens training course is required.
- Artists must pass a state licensing exam covering health and safety practices.
Studio & Health Regulations
- All tattoo studios must obtain a Body Art Facility License.
- Studios must undergo annual inspections to ensure compliance with health regulations.
- Single-use needles and disposable gloves must be used.
Age Restrictions
- Minors under 18 years old cannot be tattooed without notarized parental consent.
For official regulations, visit the Kansas Board of Cosmetology.
