In which scenarios can services be provided under a certificate of identification?

Services can be provided under a certificate of identification specifically in health care facilities or residences of homebound individuals because this certificate is intended to ensure that licensed cosmetology professionals can offer services to those who may be unable to access traditional salon environments. This is particularly important for individuals who are getting older, have disabilities, or are recovering from health conditions, as they may require personal care but cannot visit a salon due to mobility or transportation issues.

The focus on health care facilities and home settings underscores the necessity of providing accessible beauty and grooming services to vulnerable populations, thus promoting their well-being and self-esteem. This certification is strictly regulated to maintain safety and professional standards in these more sensitive settings.

In contrast, the other options do not align with the specific purposes of a certificate of identification, as services at local businesses, licensed salons, or public events do not typically require this specific certification and can be performed by licensed cosmetologists in standard practice environments.