AL HB47

Creates a new makeup artist license requiring 300 clock hours of instruction or 600 hours of supervised practice, plus applicants must be at least 16 years old and have completed 10th grade

Establishes a new lash/brow artist permit requiring 250 clock hours of instruction or 500 hours of supervised practice, covering services like lash extensions, brow tinting, laminations, and threading (excludes microblading)

Provides grandfathering for current practitioners: those professionally working for at least two years as of August 1, 2026 can obtain licensure/permit by January 1, 2027 by completing a 16-hour board-approved course, passing a skills exam, and maintaining insurance

Authorizes mobile studios for makeup, lash, brow, and esthetics services, with the board directed to adopt rules for facilities, equipment, and operational requirements

Adds exemption from licensing for individuals working exclusively under contract with the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees (IATSE)