Lash Lift and Tint Consent Form
A lash lift shouldn't start with a verbal "any allergies?" while the client's already in the chair. Collect what your technician actually needs, patch test results, allergy history, consent, before the appointment begins.
Intake happens on the spot, however there's time for it: a quick verbal question while setting up, a paper form signed without really being read, a patch test that got skipped because the last-minute booking didn't leave time for one. If a reaction happens afterward, there's often no record of what was actually asked or answered beforehand.
Typeform's lash lift and tint consent form asks for what your technician needs before starting the service, client contact information, allergy and sensitivity history, patch test date and result, and consent acknowledging the risks, and uses conditional logic to branch from there. A client without a recent patch test can branch to scheduling one before their appointment; a returning client with a clean history can skip straight to consent, instead of every client working through questions that don't apply to them.
Every consent lands in one record instead of a paper form in a drawer. Connect the form to your booking software through Zapier, and a submission can flag a client who's overdue for a patch test automatically, before they're already in the chair. Ask for allergy history and a patch test date up front, and your technician starts the appointment with everything they need instead of relying on what someone remembers to mention.
A lash lift and tint consent form is an online form salons use to collect a client's allergy history, patch test results, and informed consent before performing the service. Instead of a verbal check-in at the appointment, the client completes it in advance, and your technician starts with a complete record.
A verbal check-in happens under time pressure, right before the service starts, and it's easy to forget to ask something or for a client to forget to mention it. A form gets the same questions answered ahead of time, with a record you can refer back to if anything comes up later.
Ask for what your technician will actually need before starting the service:
- Client name and contact information
- Allergy and sensitivity history
- Patch test date and result
- Medical conditions or medications that affect the service
- Signed consent acknowledging the risks
No. A patch test and a signed consent reduce the risk and document that the client was informed, they don't eliminate the possibility of a reaction entirely. Many salons require a patch test 24 to 48 hours before a tint service specifically because of this. Connect the form to your booking software through Zapier, and a client overdue for one can be flagged automatically.
Yes. Add a file upload question and clients can attach a photo of their patch test area or a note from a dermatologist in the same submission, no separate email required. Pair it with conditional logic so the upload only appears for clients with a relevant history.
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