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What this covers.
This template focuses on typical risks and controls for lashes & brows (tint, lamination, extensions) in hair & beauty settings. You can add, remove or adapt items to match your context.
Potential benefits
Expands client base with a high-demand service.
Provides opportunities for upselling complementary treatments.
Encourages creativity and innovation through custom styling.
Improves skills in precision work and symmetry.
Boosts confidence by enhancing natural features.
Typical hazards & measures
Traction and natural lash damage
— Select diameter/length to suit natural strength; isolate fully to avoid stickies; avoid heavy fans on weak zones; maintain 2–3-week infills and remove rather than pluck. Record lash health and adapt mapping if shedding or gaps are noted between visits.
Eye pad or tape misplacement
— Map lower lashes, place pads 1–2 mm from the waterline, and avoid the caruncle. Ask clients to close eyes lightly; lift and re-seat if pinching or stinging occurs. Use hypoallergenic pads/tapes and check edges during service; discontinue if conjunctival redness appears.
Adhesive vapour irritation
— Provide local extraction or cross-flow, keep lids closed, decant minimal amounts, and place a low-flow fan away from the eyes. Seat clients slightly reclined with eyes gently closed; offer masks on request and schedule short breaks for watery eyes or tickle.
Non-compliant or counterfeit products
— Buy from authorised distributors; verify INCI, batch and expiry. Exclude banned actives (e.g., sodium bromate) and unlabelled adhesives. Keep SDS and a receipt/lot log; quarantine suspect stock and switch clients to verified alternatives; brief staff to spot counterfeits.
Tint allergy (brow/lash dyes)
— Perform a brand/shade-specific allergy alert test 48 hours prior; avoid damaged skin; re-test after illness, pregnancy or brand change. Keep oxidants off eyelids, remove at first tingle, and record batch/time/site with photo for reliable go/no-go decisions.
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