Driven by consumer demand, there is a constant influx of new and emerging treatments within the beauty industry. With the media continuing to shine a spotlight on the risks, health and safety officers face the challenge of keeping well informed to help providers continue to meet standards.

This one-day conference combined legislative updates and interactive demonstrations providing delegates with up-to-date knowledge of health and safety regulations

Outcomes of the event:

Taking part in discussions with industry experts, delegates at this conference were able to:

• Learn the latest legislative developments and beauty terminologies
• Understand new guidance on spray tanning from the HSL
• Know the legal issues surrounding new products, techniques and treatments within the industry

Who attended?

Health and Safety officers

Licensing officers

Health and safety managers

Presentations

Clair Bennett - New and Emerging Therapies on the Market today

Debra Redbourn - Cosmetic Regulatory Reminders Hot off the press news

John-Paul Bove and John Conrad - Case Study: Vietnamese nail bars

Wyman Chan - Safety and efficacy of the teeth whitening processes

Sally Taber - Managin risks of cosmetic injectables in the Beauty Industry

Jenny Morris - Sunbeds what is the standard of good practice

Christine Heemskerk - Identify the latest list of banned products, substances and practices

Helen Chambers - Does spray tanning present risk of respiratory or musculo-skeletal ill health?

Dr. Elizabeth Raymond - Compliance and Safety for Laser Tattoo Removal Clinics