Maine Revised Statutes Title 32. Professions and Occupations § 14203. Exemptions; exceptions

A. Persons authorized by law of this State to practice medicine and surgery and persons under the supervision and control of those persons;

B. Commissioned medical officers of the United States Armed Forces;

C. Registered nurses, licensed practical nurses and nurse's aides;

D. Persons who practice upon members of their immediate families or on persons residing in their household and who receive no payment for such practice;

E. Persons employed by licensed establishments who provide shampooing services within the licensed establishments;

F. Persons employed to apply special make-up designed for theater lighting to a person who requires this make-up for an appearance in the theater or a movie, on television or as a model; and

G. Persons licensed under chapter 21 who practice the funeral service profession on human remains in a licensed funeral establishment.

A. Hair braiding services;

B. Threading services for removal of unwanted facial hair;

C. Selling makeup, oils and cosmetics and application of those products during the process of selling those products by persons employed by a retail store; and

D. Tanning services by means of airbrushing or spray tanning.

A. On patients in hospitals or nursing homes;

B. On residents of youth camps;

C. On inmates or residents of institutions of the Department of Health and Human Services or the Department of Corrections;

D. On persons with disabilities in those persons' places of residence;

E. On residents of nursing homes;

F. On hotel or motel occupants in their hotel or motel rooms;

G. On persons in their residences;

H. On persons in their private businesses;

I. On human remains in licensed funeral establishments; and

J. On persons at special events such as weddings, conventions and other similar events as determined by the director.