Waxing Contraindication Check Form

Some skin simply shouldn’t be waxed — at least not that day — and the reasons aren’t always visible. This contraindication check surfaces them quickly. It asks the client to tick anything that currently applies, from Roaccutane in the last six months to retinol use, recent sunburn, diabetes, pregnancy, an active infection or a cold sore, and gives them space to add medications and skin conditions. It’s the professional step that keeps you safe and insured. Waxing over compromised skin can lift or tear it, and some medications make that far more likely — knowing before you start lets you adapt, patch test or gently postpone rather than cause a reaction. A short declaration confirms the information is accurate and asks the client to tell you if anything changes, which keeps the record current. Use it at a client’s first visit and refresh it periodically. It’s free, brand-styled, and turns a safety-critical check into a thirty-second form that protects everyone.