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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the printable patch test disclaimer form in the editor.
  2. Begin by filling in your name in the 'Client' field. This identifies you as the individual receiving the patch test.
  3. Specify the location of the patch test by selecting either 'Top' or 'Mid Scalp'. This helps document where the test was conducted.
  4. Indicate your chosen color(s) in the designated area. Be sure to list all applicable colors for accurate record-keeping.
  5. Sign and date the form at the bottom to acknowledge your understanding of the terms and conditions related to potential reactions.
  6. If you choose to waive the patch test, clearly write your name and date next to 'I WAIVE THE PATCH TEST', followed by your signature.
  7. For the photographer’s model release, fill in your name and check any applicable boxes regarding photo usage. Sign and date this section as well.

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If you don't do a test, your customer could have a serious reaction. It could just be an itchy rash or some painful localised swelling. But in extreme cases their eyes might swell up so much they can't see, they could have trouble breathing, or their skin could react so badly they're left with a permanent facial scar.
The reason you should patch test a product before you use it is to avoid the potential severity of an allergic reaction. Allergies can cause anything from minor redness to painful swelling or worse. Patch testing is important because it will help you to be sure that you can safely use a new skin care product.
Patch testing is generally done to see whether a particular substance is causing allergic skin inflammation (contact dermatitis). Patch tests can detect delayed allergic reactions, which can take several days to develop. Patch tests don't use needles.

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Contact dermatitis is a delayed hypersensitivity reaction, which can take a few days to appear. Therefore, it is important that a person does a patch test for at least 7 days before using new products fully.
The patch test should be done at least 24 hours before the treatment, rising to 48 hours or earlier if your client has diabetes or any other special circumstances. It's important that you follow your training and the manufacturer's instructions for patch testing.
Skin tests are used to identify numerous potential allergens. This includes airborne, food-related, and contact allergens. The three types of skin tests are scratch, intradermal, and patch tests.
If you don't do a test, your customer could have a serious reaction. It could just be an itchy rash or some painful localised swelling. But in extreme cases their eyes might swell up so much they can't see, they could have trouble breathing, or their skin could react so badly they're left with a permanent facial scar.
What is patch testing? Patch testing can help your doctor find out whether your eczema / dermatitis is caused by allergy to substances that come in contact with your skin, e.g. materials at home, work or in leisure activities.

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