COSHH Assessment for Lash Lift and Brow Lamination Technicians - Completed for Your Business

Thioglycolate-based processing solutions are classified as skin sensitisers and irritants under the CLP Regulation. They present skin, eye, and inhalation hazards with regular professional exposure. The neutralising solutions used in lash lift treatments also contain active chemical compounds that need to be assessed. Keratin serums and nourishing treatments used post-procedure may contain formaldehyde or formaldehyde-releasing substances that require specific COSHH assessment. || The COSHH assessment for a lash lift technician needs to cover every chemical product in the treatment kit and address the specific routes of exposure during treatment work - skin contact during application, potential inhalation of product vapours in a small treatment room, and the risk of eye contact with active solutions in the eye area. || CompliantDocs generates your COSHH assessment from the specific products you tell us you use.

The formaldehyde content of some keratin and lash nourishing products, and the inhalation risk from processing solutions in small enclosed treatment rooms, are COSHH elements specific to lash lift work that are frequently absent from documentation. CompliantDocs generates documentation that addresses these from your product list.