Page 49 - The Law of Lashes Ultimate Lash Ebook

PRIOR TO PROCEDURE

Before your client comes, make sure the room and all your tools are sanitized
and clean. Have your hands washed using an alcohol-based soap, a nail brush,
and have your mask on ready to greet them. Make sure your working station is
sanitized and ready for them. It is recommended that you have multiple tools
on hand. Have them wear a mask or provide them with one if possible. For your
tools and products, be sure to have a sterilized tray to hold them and keep your
items organized.

AFTER PROCEDURE

After your work is complete, be sure to throw any linen or towels used in the
appropriate bins. Disinfect every tool, device, item, chair, and handle you or
your client encountered. Place your tools or machinery in the proper sanitizing
solution like PREempt which is a hospital grade solution you can find on
Amazon to help get rid of any possible contamination.

Be sure you wash your hands after the procedure once you have disposed of
your NITRILE OR LATEX gloves. Another level of protection is to use contact-less
payment methods. The less surfaces touched, the better. If this is not possible,
wipe down your payment processing devices after each use. See image below
on how to properly remove your gloves after a lash service.

INFECTION CONTROL

Now more than ever, we need to educate ourselves on how pathogens spread,
and what we can do to protect ourselves. In this module we will cover best
practices for preventing the spread of infection, but we encourage you to take
an infection control course to be fully aware of how best to protect yourself and
your clients.