Beauty Treatment Record Card
Have the product, lot number and skin reaction from last time in front of you before you start this time, on one card per client.
SA-03 1 page
Salon and studio · SA-10
Lash and Brow Treatment Record
Lash and brow treatment record card — patch test, eye and skin questions, then every tint, lift, lamination or set of extensions with products used.
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One page. Choose your paper size — both versions are laid out identically, so neither one gets shrunk to fit.
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What this sheet is for
Have the adhesive, tint shade, curl and timing from the last set in front of you before you start the next, with the patch test and reaction on the same page.
Who it is for
Lash and brow technicians, beauty therapists offering tinting, lifts and extensions, and salons that want one card per client for eye work.
How to use it
- Fill in the declared eye and skin conditions, contact lenses and allergies before the first treatment.
- Record the patch test product, date and result, and when your own rule says to retest.
- Describe the natural lashes and brows and the look the client wants.
- Log every visit with the products and lot numbers, the shade or curl and length, and the timing you used.
- Note any reaction and read it before the next visit.
What is on the sheet
One page, top to bottom:
Printed under the title: One record per client for lash and brow work — the patch test, the eye and skin questions, then every tint, lift, lamination or set of extensions with the products and lot numbers used.
The manufacturer's timings, your record of them. When to patch test, how far ahead, what adhesive or tint to use and how long to leave it are set by the product manufacturer, your training, your insurer and the rules where you work. The columns for those are blank so that you write in what you actually did.
Write-on lines: Client · Contact no. · Date of birth · Technician · Eye or skin conditions, contact lenses, recent eye surgery, medication or allergies declared · Declared on · Patch test — product(s) · Date done · Result · Consent signed on · Retest due (your rule) · Natural lashes and brows — length, density, condition, gaps · Look wanted (natural, full, lifted…)
Treatment record — one line per visit
Table, 8 rows: Date · Treatment · Products & lot nos. · Shade, curl, length · Timing · By · Reaction / result · Next visit
Questions
Why does the record not say how long to leave the tint or the lift?
Because the timing comes from the product manufacturer's instructions and your own training, and it changes between products. The column records what you did so the next visit can repeat or adjust it.
Why a separate card from the general beauty treatment record?
Eye work has its own questions — contact lenses, eye surgery, the natural lash condition — and its own product details like adhesive, curl and length. A general card has no room for them; this one is built around them.
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