Health and Safety
When carrying out a makeup treatment it is vital to ensure health and safety practices are followed in order to avoid any risks or hazards.
Ensure that there are no trailing wires and any wires that are hazardous are tucked away.
Any spillages must be cleaned up immediately to avoid accidents.
All electrical equipment should be PAT tested by a qualified electrician.
All coats or bags must be tucked away or hung up.
All work stations must be clean before and after the service.
Any loose hair should be swept up and disposed of so it doesn't create a slippery surface.
All tools and brushes must be clean to avoid cross-infection/contamination.
The chair must be at the correct height in order for out to carry out the makeup application so as to avoid repetitive strain injuries.
Before makeup application ask if the client has any allergies
Also ask the client if they wear contact lenses
The skin and eyes should be checked for any contra indications which could prevent or restrict the treatment
Health and safety advice should be explained for if the client gets any reactions (contra actions) after the makeup application. This is to remove any makeup products from the skin and apply a cold compress if the skin appears heated or swollen. If the reaction doesn't appear to be improving then you should go to your GP for medical advice.
Disposable equipment should be used when possible to eliminate chances of cross infection/ contamination. Disposable equipment are tools such as sponges, cotton pads, cotton buds, and mascara wands.
Good lighting must be provided so you are able to see what you are doing.
The room temperature should be at least 16 degrees.
The room should also be well ventilated especially when airbrush makeup is in progress or chemicals are used.
Health and Safety for Hair:
Ensure that there are no trailing wires and any wires that are hazardous are tucked away.
Any spillages must be cleaned up immediately to avoid accidents.
All electrical equipment should be PAT tested by a qualified electrician.
All coats or bags must be tucked away or hung up.
All work stations must be clean before and after the service.
Any loose hair should be swept up and disposed of so it doesn't create a slippery surface.
Heath and Safety for Makeup Application:
All tools and brushes must be clean to avoid cross-infection/contamination.
The chair must be at the correct height in order for out to carry out the makeup application so as to avoid repetitive strain injuries.
Before makeup application ask if the client has any allergies
Also ask the client if they wear contact lenses
The skin and eyes should be checked for any contra indications which could prevent or restrict the treatment
Health and safety advice should be explained for if the client gets any reactions (contra actions) after the makeup application. This is to remove any makeup products from the skin and apply a cold compress if the skin appears heated or swollen. If the reaction doesn't appear to be improving then you should go to your GP for medical advice.
Disposable equipment should be used when possible to eliminate chances of cross infection/ contamination. Disposable equipment are tools such as sponges, cotton pads, cotton buds, and mascara wands.
Good lighting must be provided so you are able to see what you are doing.
The room temperature should be at least 16 degrees.
The room should also be well ventilated especially when airbrush makeup is in progress or chemicals are used.
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