Makeup Upon Arrival Safety & Hygeine

Our Specialist will adhere to these guidelines.

Disinfectant for tools

  • Disinfectant jar
  • Disposable gloves
  • Hand soap and sanitizer
  • Clean towels and paper towels
  • Antibacterial surface cleaner
  • Spray tools with disinfectant prior to use on clients
  • Label containers

In order to be a successful Specialist, it is extremely important to keep your hands and work tools sanitized, as well as your supplies decontaminated, to avoid the spreading of any germs or infections.

Because every state has different laws regarding decontamination, it’s important to
know your local health department’s rules and regulations. In order to make sure you are following all of your state decontamination laws, it is also very important to
understand the differences between cleaning, sanitizing, disinfecting, and sterilizing.

There are the 4 methods of decontamination.

  1. Cleaning: Using warm water and soap for at least 20 seconds; eliminating surface
    particles.
  2. Sanitizing: Using Alcohol (60 percent min); which eliminates or reduces bacteria.
  3. Disinfecting: Using Barbicide or Germicides; this method reduces bacteria to a safe
    level.
  4. Sterilizing: Using high heat; kills all living organisms on non-porous, hard surfaces.

Dispose of everything that is non-reusable.

Self-sanitation:

  • Wash hands with warm water and soap for 20 seconds or more in between each client.
  • Get rid of non-reusable items.
  • Keep hand sanitizer on your possession at all times.

Disinfecting your supplies:

  • Reusable tools much be cleaned properly before disinfection. Any surface debris will reduce the effect of the disinfectant, and can cause cross-contamination.

Disinfecting steps:

  • Clean reusable tool with warm water and soap.
  • Use fresh disinfectant, and follow the instructions on the disinfectant.
  • Remove reusable tool after recommended time. Rinse the equipment in clean water to remove residue.
  • Dry the tool with a clean, lint-free cloth, or allow to air dry. Cover tool with a clean cloth, or store in a closed container.

Mua Specialist: Our Specialist understand It is extremely important to sanitize and disinfect all tools used between clients. We recommend giving yourself at least 15-20 min between each service. This way you have time to properly clean, organize, sanitize everything before heading to your next job, disinfect all your tools, and thoroughly wash your hands before visiting your next client. We recommend having a second copy of each tool on hand for use when the other set is in the disinfectant.

Client Safety Measures what to watch for

  • Double dipping.
  • Pay attention if the Specialist is sterilizing equipment before and after attending to a customer.
  • If the specialist has any cuts or bruises then it should be covered with a safe and secure bandage.
  • Gloves used by the specialist should be disposed of. Not doing so could lead to
    contamination.

COVID 19 GUIDELINES

Disinfection: (CDC Regulations) Proper cleaning and disinfection are mandatory at all times—from tools and brushes to areas with counter tops, treatment rooms, and styling area. Wipe down busy areas frequently with an antibacterial cleaner.

Wash your Hands: The CDC recommends washing your hands with soap and water for at least 20 seconds to help prevent the spread of germs. Wash your hands before and after every client, after eating, touching, using the restroom, and after blowing your nose, coughing or sneezing. The use of Alcohol-based hand sanitizer with at least 60% alcohol is mandatory suggested to secure your safety and the clients. Specialist. Should arrive wearing proper face mask and wear it through out the visit until services are complete.

Stay Home: If our Specialist—or clients—feel sick, the CDC and Makeup Upon Arrival strongly recommend you stay home. As an added measure, the PBA recommends offering your clientele a “sickness cancellation policy” during this time that does not penalize any client for cancelling their appointment due to illness. Well-stocked Specialist: It is mandatory our specialist carry Alcohol( 60% minimum alcohol), Hand sanitizer (60% minimum alcohol), and/or hand soap.
Social Distancing: shaking hands or giving hugs to your clients and co-workers could place you at risk for Covid19. Practice SOCIAL DISTANCING with clients. Also, keep your hands “off” and away from your face, as that’s an easy path for transmission.

WHAT ARE THE SYMPTOMS OF COVID-19?

The symptoms of COVID-19 are fever, cough, and shortness of breath. Find out more about symptoms from the World Health Organization. Further, symptoms generally follow the subsequent path: