Microblading & PMU Patch Test Consent Form

Permanent makeup uses pigments and often a topical anaesthetic, and a patch test checks a client won’t react to either before you treat. This form logs it properly: when the test was done, what was tested, and whether any reaction appeared within 24 to 48 hours. It turns a sensible precaution into a documented part of the client’s record. Two consent lines round it off. One records that the client is happy to proceed if their skin was fine, and the other sets a realistic expectation that’s easy to overlook — that PMU colour heals softer than it first looks, fades over time, and that a top-up is part of the process, not a sign something went wrong. Getting that understood before treatment prevents a lot of worried messages during healing. Use it for every new client before their appointment. It’s free, brand-styled, and gives you a clear, dated record that you tested for reactions before implanting pigment.