General Assembly, Directed Studies - As introduced, requires TACIR to study the economic impact that the cosmetology and barbering professions have in this state; upon completion of the study, requires TACIR to report its findings and recommendations, including any proposed legislation, to legislative committees having jurisdiction over cosmetology and barbering, and to provide a copy of the report to the legislative librarian. - Amends TCA Title 64, Chapter 3 and Title 64, Chapter 4.

SB 358 requires Tennessee's Advisory Commission on Intergovernmental Relations (TACIR) to study the economic impact of cosmetology and barbering professions, including revenue generated and jobs supported in the state. TACIR must gather data from state agencies like the Department of Commerce and Insurance using existing resources, without new funding. After completing the study, TACIR must report findings and any proposed legislation to the chairs of relevant legislative committees (Senate Commerce and Labor, House committees) and the legislative librarian. This bill does not change current laws but aims to provide data to inform future policy decisions about these professions.