New Jersey State Board Esthetics Practice Exam

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In a salon, who do you typically take orders from?

  1. Salon owner

  2. Senior stylist

  3. EPL holder

  4. Fellow employees

The correct answer is: EPL holder

In a salon setting, the individual designated as the EPL holder, or Experience and Professional License holder, is typically responsible for overseeing and ensuring that all operations comply with state regulations and professional standards. This role includes guiding the team, making key decisions regarding service offerings, and managing client relations. Therefore, when taking orders, it makes sense to follow the direction of the EPL holder, as they possess the required qualifications and expertise to lead effectively in a compliant manner. While the salon owner may have ultimate authority and set the overall vision for the salon, they are often not involved in day-to-day operations. Similarly, senior stylists may provide guidance and support to newer staff members but usually do not have the same level of regulatory responsibility or operational authority as the EPL holder. Fellow employees, while important collaborators within the salon, typically do not have the decision-making authority that comes with the EPL role. Thus, it is the EPL holder from whom one would most commonly take orders in such an environment.