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Spray Tan Consent & Patch Test Form

A spray tan consent template — records suitability, any disclosures and confirmation the client understands the treatment.

Description

Spray tanning is low-risk, but reactions to the solution do happen, and recording consent and a patch test protects both client and therapist. This form keeps it simple and sensible. It gives the client space to disclose any skin conditions, allergies, medications or pregnancy, and confirms whether they’ve patch tested or tanned before without a reaction. The confirmations are brief and plain: that a spray tan is a temporary cosmetic treatment, that reactions are rare but possible and anything relevant has been disclosed, that there’s no active skin condition or broken skin in the area, and that they’ve been advised on preparation and aftercare. It’s proportionate to the treatment — not a medical form, but enough to show you took reasonable care and to satisfy your insurer. Have new clients complete it before their first tan. It’s free, brand-styled, and turns a quick safety check into a tidy record without making a simple treatment feel clinical.

Form fields

Everything the Spray Tan Consent & Patch Test Form above collects — 8 fields, so you can see exactly what it captures before you make it your own.

Spray Tan Consent & Patch Test

  • Your name

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    Name
  • Email address

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    Email
  • Please note any skin conditions, allergies, medications or if you're pregnant

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    Long Answer
  • Have you had a patch test (or tanned before with no reaction)?

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    Yes/No
  • Cosmetic & temporary

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    Consent
  • Skin reaction

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    Consent
  • Suitability

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    Consent
  • Aftercare

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    Consent
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Template FAQs

Common questions about the Spray Tan Consent & Patch Test Form — what it captures, when to use it, and how to make it your own.

Does a spray tan really need consent?

It’s low-risk, but reactions to the tanning solution can occur, so a brief consent and patch-test record is sensible and usually expected by insurers. This form keeps it proportionate rather than clinical.

Why is a patch test recommended?

Because some people react to DHA or other ingredients in tanning solution. A patch test before a first tan catches a sensitivity before it spreads over the whole body.

What does the client confirm?

That a spray tan is temporary and cosmetic, that they’ve disclosed any allergies or conditions, that their skin is intact in the area, and that they’ve been advised on prep and aftercare.

Should pregnant clients complete it?

They can disclose pregnancy in the form. Spray tanning is generally considered low-risk in pregnancy, but it’s sensible to note it and let the client raise any concerns with you.

Is it over the top for such a simple treatment?

No — it’s deliberately brief. It’s enough to show reasonable care and keep your insurance valid, without turning a quick, fun treatment into a medical appointment.

Is the form free?

Yes. It’s free with a Fun Forms account, fully brandable, and ready to complete on a tablet before the appointment.