Hi there, I have made up my own client records and was wondering if I had covered enough info, if you could have a peek at let me know what you think, it would be a great help!! xx ruth
oh poo, it wont let me will copy the wording and paste it, you will get the gist that way...
Blossom
Glen Albyn Drive
Kirkcaldy
Name
Address
Tel/email address
The outcome of a spray tanning solution can be affected by different products and/or conditions. Please read through the following information, and if happy sign and date at the bottom.
*Psoriasis and eczema are conditions that may cause the development of your tan to be uneven.
*If you are in the first trimester of pregnancy you should not be spray tanned, although tanning is safe during the 2nd & 3rd trimester there is a risk of uneven pigmentation in the skin and this may result in white patches. If you are breast feeding the breast area would have to be covered during the application.
*Some medications may stop the tan developing e.g. Steroids, strong Antibiotics and Chemotherapy.
*If any moisturisers/shower gels with moisturisers have been used prior to application this can cause an uneven tan, as the chemical that brings out the colour in your skin cannot penetrate efficiently.
***I have read the information above, and am aware of the conditions and products that may affect the spray tan treatment
Signed...............................................................................................
Date..................................................................................................
oh poo, it wont let me will copy the wording and paste it, you will get the gist that way...
Blossom
Glen Albyn Drive
Kirkcaldy
Name
Address
Tel/email address
The outcome of a spray tanning solution can be affected by different products and/or conditions. Please read through the following information, and if happy sign and date at the bottom.
*Psoriasis and eczema are conditions that may cause the development of your tan to be uneven.
*If you are in the first trimester of pregnancy you should not be spray tanned, although tanning is safe during the 2nd & 3rd trimester there is a risk of uneven pigmentation in the skin and this may result in white patches. If you are breast feeding the breast area would have to be covered during the application.
*Some medications may stop the tan developing e.g. Steroids, strong Antibiotics and Chemotherapy.
*If any moisturisers/shower gels with moisturisers have been used prior to application this can cause an uneven tan, as the chemical that brings out the colour in your skin cannot penetrate efficiently.
***I have read the information above, and am aware of the conditions and products that may affect the spray tan treatment
Signed...............................................................................................
Date..................................................................................................
