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Salons and beauty workers by state

StateHair, nail, and skin care businesses (2023)Hairstylists and cosmetologists on payrollsMedian annual wage, hairstylistsManicurists and pedicuristsSkincare specialists
Washington3,5946,930$59,5105,5702,200
Oregon1,3151,860$57,5802,2101,070
Idaho5342,250$35,480160720
Nevada9551,940$33,8401,0201,540
Arkansas6201,410$28,830230340
Arizona2,5787,840$36,8102,4401,710
South Dakota212690$49,800250150
Pennsylvania6,99319,350$36,7909,6102,560
Texas8,22622,440$30,6805,3406,160
Indiana1,7585,920$32,8305101,120

Sources: Census County Business Patterns 2023; U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, May 2025 (hairdressers, hairstylists, and cosmetologists 39-5012; manicurists and pedicurists 39-5092; skincare specialists 39-5094; wage-and-salary workers only, excluding the self-employed and booth renters). Booth renters and other self-employed beauty professionals are not in the BLS counts.

State insurance regulators

StateState insurance regulator
WashingtonWashington Office of the Insurance Commissioner
OregonOregon Division of Financial Regulation
IdahoIdaho Department of Insurance
NevadaNevada Division of Insurance
ArkansasArkansas Insurance Department
ArizonaArizona Department of Insurance and Financial Institutions
South DakotaSouth Dakota Division of Insurance
PennsylvaniaPennsylvania Insurance Department
TexasTexas Department of Insurance
IndianaIndiana Department of Insurance

Regulators oversee insurance companies and agents in each state and handle consumer questions and complaints.

Coverage and guides

Last updated October 15, 2026 · How we research