Sanitisation & Sterilisation Policy

OHMYBROW take health seriously. We uphold the highest safety standards and raise the bar on education and safety to benefit our clients, artists, staff and anyone who walks through our doors. We believe that being a permanent makeup artist is a profession of care and there are unique safety standards required in order to perform our services. With that in mind, we warrant that our studio is bloodborne pathogens certified according to state regulations. We go above and beyond to make sure our studio is the safest it can be and can be noticed as soon as you walk through our doors.

Tools and Supplies

We use 100% disposable tools, never to be reused on another client.

Needles  

OHMYBROW uses only the best tools for our clients. All microblades and needles are 100% disposable and have been pre-sterilised using EO Gas. Each needle is individually packaged and has a unique lot number and sterilisation date. Our needles are properly disposed of in an FDA-approved sharps container, never to be reused - not even on the same client later.

Personal Protection Equipment

Artists are required to wear gloves throughout the entire procedure. Any time an artist removes her gloves, she is to wash her hands, put on a fresh pair of gloves, and never use the same pair twice. No artist is allowed to leave the procedure room with gloves on, even if they are clean. No gloves mean hands are clean, making it safe to walk around our studio.

Cleansers and Disinfectants

We use medical-grade cleansers that keep all bloodborne pathogens at bay to ensure the safety of our staff and clients. After each procedure, artists are required to properly dispose of all tools and wipe down their stations with medical-grade cleansers.

Work surfaces

Some surfaces can not be sanitised, therefore anything that is not disposable used during our procedures is wrapped in barrier film or cling wrap. We cover our chairs and trays in plastic before each procedure.

Hand Washing

 All artists are required to wash their hands for at least 20 seconds before/after procedures.