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ave you ever been asked to do a patch test before a service? Whether it’s a hair or lash appointment?
Ok So a patch test is a way of checking that you are not allergic to the products once the service has been carried out. Ideally, we will use a small amount of the product to do a skin test usually behind your ears or for lashes two or four extensions are installed. Allow at least 24hrs. A positive skin test will result in irritation, swelling or inflammation. A negative test will produce no irritation, therefore the treatment can be carried out.
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Is it compulsory to have a patch test?
No but we still highly recommend so as to eliminate potential risks.
So does this guarantee you won't react after the service?
No! Really ………..why not?
this is because only a small amount of product was used. It is more unlikely for allergies and sensitivities to occur in clients who have been exposed to the product before. Meaning a client who has been having lash extensions for a while will be more susceptible than a new client who has never had them before.
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