Laser Hair Removal Patch Test Consent Form

A patch test is non-negotiable before laser, and recording it properly is part of treating responsibly. This form logs the test: when it was done, the area and settings used, and — a couple of days later — whether the client noticed any reaction such as redness, blistering, swelling or a change in pigment. It turns the test from a quick zap into a documented safety step. The response window for laser is a little longer than for waxing, so the form asks about reactions within 24 to 72 hours, which is when pigment changes or delayed irritation tend to show. A consent line records that the client is happy to proceed if their skin was fine, and a second confirms they understand a full course is needed and results vary — setting honest expectations before the first real session. Use it for every new client before you start their course. It’s free, brand-styled, and gives you a clear, dated record that you tested their skin and settings before treating.