Permanent Makeup Consent Form
Document every client's consent before a permanent makeup procedure, so your studio never starts a session without a signed record.
Without formal consent, beauty studios take on risks they can't control. A client who didn't disclose a skin condition or blood-thinning medication puts the artist in an impossible position—and leaves the studio exposed if something goes wrong. Typeform's permanent makeup consent form gives studios a consistent way to collect complete, signed client consent before every procedure.
The form captures client details, the procedure being performed, skin type, medical history, current medications, contraindications, and aftercare acknowledgment. One question appears at a time, so clients work through each section without missing anything that affects the procedure. Conditional logic adapts the form based on the client's procedure and health profile. A lip blush client sees questions about cold sore history and antiviral medication that a brow procedure doesn't require.
Customize the form with your studio name, service menu, specific contraindications, and any aftercare instructions your procedures require. Share it with clients by email before their appointment so they arrive having already reviewed every detail. Signed submissions route to Google Sheets or Airtable via Zapier, keeping client records organized and easy to retrieve. Your artist starts every session with a complete health record and a signed consent form already in hand.
A permanent makeup consent form documents a client's informed agreement to undergo a cosmetic tattooing procedure. It captures the client's details, the service being performed, skin type, medical history, medications, contraindications, and risk acknowledgment. Think of it as the signed record that protects both the client and the studio before any procedure begins.
Without a documented record, your studio has no protection when a dispute arises after the appointment. A structured form ensures every permanent makeup client answers the same health questions before they sit in the chair. Use it for microblading, powder brows, lip blush, eyeliner tattoo, and any other cosmetic tattoo service your studio performs.
Cover both the client's health background and procedure-specific risks:
- Client name, date of birth, and contact details
- Procedure type and treatment area
- Medical history, current medications, and known allergies
- Contraindications (e.g., pregnancy, blood-thinning medications, active infections)
- Aftercare responsibilities and acknowledgment of healing expectations
- Client signature and date
Set up conditional logic to branch by procedure type, so each client sees health questions relevant to their specific treatment. A lip blush client sees questions about cold sore history, antiviral medication use, and lip filler timelines. A brow client sees questions about skin conditions, previous microblading, and recent chemical treatments instead. Your artist collects the right detail for every service without asking questions that don't apply.
Sending the form in advance gives clients time to review risk disclosures and aftercare instructions before they arrive. A client who reads the consent at home arrives better prepared and less likely to raise concerns after the procedure. Use Typeform's email notifications to send completed forms to your artist before the client's appointment.
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