Put yourselves in your customer’s shoes and think about all the elements about choosing a beauty and makeup professional they may consider.
Here’s a few thoughts:
- Are your qualified?
- What is your relevant experience?
- Are you insured correctly?
- Do you look clean, tidy and professional?
- Have you got false or dirty nails?
- Do you keep touching your face and hair and then your client?
- Is your kit up-to-date?
- Is your workstation laid out cleanly and neatly and with all the right hygiene equipment?
- Did you wash your hands in front of your client with an alcohol sanitizing gel?
- Are your brushes clean?
- Did you wipe clean that eyelash curler?
- Are you products past their “sell by date?”
- Are your makeup and beauty product containers tightly closed except when in use?
- Is your kit clean and do you use single use and disposable brushes to prevent contamination?
- Are you double dipping applicators into products?
- Do you add water to your products to bring them back to life?
- Did you use saliva to wet the brush or product?
- Do your products look and smell right?
- Do you sharpen all makeup pencils in front of the client before using on them (otherwise, the last client’s bacteria will be lurking on them – lips, eyes, concealer sticks etc).
- How do your clients know if you haven’t used that lipstick directly onto someone else? Use a spatula and ensure you wipe the lipstick over with an alcohol wipe.
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