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Treatment Room Setup
Involves choosing, installing, and arranging furniture, equipment, supplies, and products.
Importance of Treatment Room
Essential for providing a consistent, comfortable, and clean environment for clients.
Elements of an Esthetician's Appearance
Includes hygiene, professionalism, and a polished image that reflects on the business.
Professional Image Checklist
Well-groomed hair, minimal accessories, healthy skin, well-manicured nails, and a proper uniform.
Proper Ventilation
Ensures a healthy workspace by eliminating fumes from treatments and cleaning products.
Electrical Outlets
A minimum of 4 separate outlets is essential for a functioning treatment room.
Running Water
Necessary for thorough removal of products and proper hand washing.
Washing Flooring and Surfaces
Must be easily washable to tolerate daily disinfecting without degrading.
Proper Lighting
Lighting should be adjustable and suitable for applying treatments or analyzing skin.
Ambiance in a Spa
Engages all 5 senses to create a relaxing environment through sound, scent, and sight.
Treatment Table
Facial chair or table that may include adjustable features for comfort and accessibility.
Esthetician's Chair
Ergonomically designed for comfort, adjustable height for ease during treatments.
Trolley
Holds tools and supplies, can be either stationary or on wheels for easy access.
Magnifying Lamp
Essential for analyzing skin and performing detailed procedures, needs good light and mobility.
Steamer
Part of a standard facial, should be cleaned daily and maintained according to manufacturer's guidelines.
Closed Covered Waste Container
Fire retardant bin with a self-closing lid to prevent contamination.
Sharps Disposal Container
Puncture-proof container for safely disposing of sharp objects like needles.
End-of-Day Cleanup
Cleaning protocols to ensure a safe environment for clients and compliance with regulations.
Preservice Steps
Preparations including reviewing client records and setting up the treatment area.
Post-Service Checklist
Checklist to ensure all protocols are followed after a client service is completed.
Properly Managing Supplies
Keeping workspace organized and ensuring all needed items are within reach.
Single Use Items
Items designed for one-time use, must be disposed of to prevent contamination.
Products Used in Treatments
Includes creams, cleansers, masks, moisturizers, and specialized treatment solutions.
