In a salon's record-keeping, which document would you review to understand past products used and any sensitivities?

In a salon's record-keeping, which document would you review to understand past products used and any sensitivities?

• A. Intake Form
• B. Client Consent
• C. Service Record Card
• D. Treatment Plan

Answer: (C)

Tracking what was used before and noting any sensitivities lives in the client's service record. The service record card captures every service performed, the products applied, and any reactions or sensitivities the client has shown. Keeping this history handy lets you choose formulations that are compatible with past tolerated products, helps prevent adverse reactions, and guides future treatment decisions. An intake form is used to gather initial health information and allergies but isn’t a running log of products used across visits. A treatment plan shows planned steps for future sessions, not past products. A client consent form records permission for services rather than history of products or sensitivities.

Tracking what was used before and noting any sensitivities lives in the client's service record. The service record card captures every service performed, the products applied, and any reactions or sensitivities the client has shown. Keeping this history handy lets you choose formulations that are compatible with past tolerated products, helps prevent adverse reactions, and guides future treatment decisions. An intake form is used to gather initial health information and allergies but isn’t a running log of products used across visits. A treatment plan shows planned steps for future sessions, not past products. A client consent form records permission for services rather than history of products or sensitivities.