Your legal obligation
What the law requires from lash lift and brow lamination technicians
Lash lift and brow lamination treatments use chemical solutions - typically thioglycolate-based processing solutions - to restructure the protein bonds in lashes and brow hairs. These are genuine chemical treatments that fall clearly under COSHH regulations. Thioglycolate solutions present skin sensitisation, eye, and inhalation risks with regular professional exposure. || Working in the eye area with chemical solutions creates specific risk assessment requirements. How is the risk of chemical contact with the eyes managed? What is the procedure if a chemical solution contacts the client's eyes? How are adverse reactions managed? || A COSHH assessment covering the specific chemical solutions used, a risk assessment covering eye area working and client reaction management, a health and safety policy, and fire safety documentation are all required.
The real problem
Lash lift and brow lamination technicians use genuine chemical processing solutions but often lack COSHH documentation
Lash lift and brow lamination have grown rapidly as treatments, but awareness of the COSHH implications of the thioglycolate solutions used is limited in the industry. These are not cosmetic products - they are chemical processing solutions with real occupational health implications. CompliantDocs generates documentation from your answers about the specific products you use.
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