Lash lift consent form

A Lash lift consent form is a document clients review and sign before receiving an eyelash lift or lash lift and tint treatment. It collects relevant client information, explains the procedure and possible reactions, and documents consent to proceed.

A Lash lift consent form may include client details, allergies, sensitivities, eye conditions, medications, previous reactions, treatment history, contraindications, patch-test information, potential risks, aftercare instructions, and a signature.

Current lash lift forms commonly include contraindication screening and confirmation that the client understands the treatment.

A Lash lift and tint consent form covers both the chemical lifting or curling of the natural lashes and the application of lash tint.

Because the two services use different products, the form can include treatment-specific questions, allergy information, patch-testing requirements, possible reactions, and consent for both procedures.

Yes. The form can ask about allergies, previous reactions, dry or sensitive eyes, eye conditions, recent eye procedures, and other information relevant to treatment.

Existing lash lift consent forms commonly screen for allergies and ocular conditions before the procedure.

It can. The form may record whether a patch test was recommended, completed, declined, or required according to the products, salon procedures, insurer requirements, or local regulations.

A successful patch test cannot guarantee that a reaction will not occur during a later treatment. Industry guidance published in 2026 specifically notes that adverse reactions can still occur even after a negative patch test.

Depending on the products and procedure, possible reactions may include temporary redness, itching, irritation, sensitivity, allergic reaction, or damage to the natural lashes.

The exact risks included in the consent form should reflect the treatment and products used by the lash professional.

Some lash businesses collect a complete consent form from new clients and ask returning clients to confirm whether anything has changed, such as allergies, medications, eye conditions, sensitivities, or previous reactions.

A new form may also be appropriate if the treatment, products, salon policies, or consent terms change.

An electronically signed Lash lift consent form may help document that information was presented to the client and that the client agreed to treatment.

Its legal effect depends on the wording, signing process, circumstances, jurisdiction, and applicable law. Lash professionals should customise the form for their services and local requirements.