THE BOARD OF BARBERING AND COSMETOLOGY ARTS AND SCIENCES OF THE STATE OF IOWA IN THE MATTER OF NATOYIA SHANAYE CLAYTOR License No. 070293 RESPONDENT CASE NO.: 2022-0181 DIAL NO.: 26DBBC0008 NOTICE OF HEARING AND STATEMENT OF CHARGES COMES NOW the Iowa Board of Barbering and Cosmetology Arts and Sciences (“Board”) and files this Notice of Hearing and Statement of Charges against NaToyia S. Claytor, also known as NaToyia Winters (“Respondent”), currently located at 1017 Bullard Court, Suite 103, Raleigh, NC 27615, pursuant to Iowa Code §§ 17A.12(2), 17A.18(3), and 272C.3(1)(e) (2022), and Iowa Administrative Code rule 481—945.2. A. TIME, PLACE AND NATURE OF HEARING 1. Hearing. A contested case hearing shall be held virtually starting at 9:00 a.m. CST on July 30, 2026. The link to participate virtually is https://meet.google.com/gix-xees-oou or you may dial 912-712-4095 (PIN 601 986 981#). You must be able to utilize the video-function and be on camera for the duration of the hearing. This case has been delegated to the Administrative Hearings Division. If you have trouble connecting, you may call 515-281-6468 or email adminhearings@dia.iowa.gov. If you wish to request that this matter, be converted to an in-person hearing, you may make this request at the earliest opportunity by contacting the Administrative Hearings Division at adminhearings@dia.iowa.gov. 2. Answer. Within twenty (20) days of the date Respondent is served this Notice of Hearing and Statement of Charges, Respondent may file an Answer pursuant to rule 481—506.12(2) of the Iowa Administrative Code. In that Answer, Respondent should also state whether Respondent requests a continuance of the date and time of the hearing. 3. Filing of Pleadings. The procedural rule governing the filing of motions or other pleadings is found at Iowa Administrative Code rule 481-506.16. All prehearing motions must be in writing and filed electronically using the Administrative Electronic Document Management System (adminhearings.iowa.gov/efile/) or by using the following contact information: 4. Presiding Officer. The Iowa Board of Barbering and Cosmetology Arts and Sciences voted unanimously to delegate this matter to the Administrative Law Judge from the Administrative Hearings Division of the Department of Inspections, Appeals and Licensing, to hear this disciplinary matter as well as any pre-hearing matters which may be filed by any parties. The Administrative Law Judge shall serve as presiding officer at the contested case hearing, as well as make initial rulings on prehearing matters. 5. Prehearing Conference. Any party may request a prehearing conference to discuss evidentiary issues related to the hearing in accordance with Iowa Administrative Code rule 481—506.17. 6. Hearing Procedures.The procedural rules governing the conduct of the hearing are found in rule 481—506.19 of the Iowa Administrative Code. At the hearing, Respondent may appear personally or be represented by legal counsel at Respondent’s expense. Respondent will have the opportunity to respond to the charges, to produce evidence relevant to issues of material fact, to cross-examine witnesses present at the hearing, and to examine and respond to any documents introduced at hearing. If you need to request an alternative time or date for hearing, you must comply with the requirements of Iowa Administrative Code rule 481—506.18. The hearing may be open to the public or closed to the public at the discretion of the Respondent. 7. Witness and Exhibits. The parties must file and exchange witness and exhibit lists, as well as copies of all proposed exhibits, at least five days prior to the hearing date, by using the Administrative Electronic Management System (adminhearings.iowa.gov/efile/) or by emailing the Administrative Hearings Division at adminhearings@dia.iowa.gov.   8. Prosecution. The procedural rule governing the filing of motions or other pleadings is found at Iowa Administrative Code rule 481-506.16. All prehearing motions must be in writing and filed electronically using the Administrative Electronic Document Management System (adminhearings.iowa.gov/efile/) or by using the following contact information:  Administrative Hearings Division, Central Panel Bureau 6200 Park Avenue, Suite 100, East Entrance Des Moines, Iowa 50321 Phone: 515-281-6468 Fax: 515-281-4477 Email: adminhearings@dia.iowa.gov 9. Presiding Officer. The Iowa Board of Barber and Cosmetology Arts and Sciences voted unanimously to delegate this matter to the Administrative Law Judge from the Administrative Hearings Division of the Department of Inspections, Appeals and Licensing, to hear this disciplinary matter as well as any pre-hearing matters which may be filed by any parties. The Administrative Law Judge shall serve as presiding officer at the contested case hearing, as well as make initial rulings on prehearing matters. 10. Communications. You may not contact Board members in any manner, including by phone, letter, facsimile, in person or e-mail, about this Notice of Hearing and Statement of Charges. Board members may only receive information about the case when all parties have notice and an opportunity to participate, such as at the hearing or in pleadings you file with the Board and serve upon all parties in the case. You may contact Jeremy Anzevino, Board Executive for the Iowa Department of Inspections, Appeals, and Licensing, at jeremy.anzevino@dia.iowa.gov, or Assistant Attorney General Sammie Leo at Samantha.leo@ag.iowa.gov. B. LEGAL AUTHORITY AND JURISDICTION 11. Iowa License. Respondent holds Iowa Nail Technologist license number 070293, which expired on March 31, 2026. 12. Jurisdiction.The Board has jurisdiction in this matter pursuant to Iowa Code §§ 17A, 157, and 272C and Administrative Code chapter 481—945. 13. Legal Authority. If any of the allegations against Respondent are determined to be founded, the Board has authority to take disciplinary action against Respondent under Iowa Code §§ 17A.12(2), 17A.18(3), and 272C.3(1)(e), and Iowa Administrative Code chapters 481—504, 481—506, and 481—945. 14. Default. The Board may enter a default decision or proceed with the hearing and render a decision in Respondent’s absence, in accordance with Iowa Code § 17A.12(3) and Iowa Administrative Code rule 481—506.21. C. STATEMENT OF CHARGES COUNT I 15. Respondent is charged under 645 Iowa Administrative Code 63.18(1) (2022)1 for the possession and use of a substance deemed hazardous or deleterious by the FDA for use in cosmetic products. Prohibited products include liquid methyl methacrylate monomer. The presence of a prohibited product in a salon is prima facie evidence of that product’s use in the salon. D. STATEMENT OF THE MATTERS ASSERTED 16. Allegations. The Board reviewed and approved a short and plain Statement of the Matters Asserted (Statement) at the time this Notice of Hearing and Statement of Charges was filed. The Statement shall be furnished to Respondent as an attachment to this Notice of Hearing and Statement of Charges. However, the Statement is not a public record pursuant to Iowa Code § 272C.6(4)(a). 1 Now known as 481 Iowa Administrative Code rule 943.17 E. SETTLEMENT 17. This matter may be resolved by an informal settlement agreement pursuant to Iowa Code § 17A.10. If you are interested in pursuing settlement of this matter, please contact the Assistant Attorney General identified above. F. PROBABLE CAUSE FINDING 18. On February 16, 2026, the Iowa Board of Barbering found probable cause to file this Notice of Hearing and Statement of Charges. Dated this 16th of February, 2026. Andrew Oswald, Chairperson Iowa Board of Barbering and Cosmetology Arts and Sciences PLEASE NOTE: If you require the assistance of auxiliary aids or services to participate in this matter because of a disability, immediately call 515-281-0233. (If you are hearing impaired, call Relay Iowa TTY at 1-800-735-2942).