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Protect your lash business with digital consent forms
Create a secure, legally binding lash extension consent and intake form in 60 seconds. Collect allergy history, patch test waivers, and aftercare signatures instantly.
TL;DR
Free lash technician consent form template. Easily collect client intake details, allergy history, and aftercare acknowledgment online before their appointment.
60 sec
Setup Time
ESIGN
Compliant
100%
Mobile Ready
What's Included
Everything you need to launch this template in minutes
Allergy Screening
Automatically flag potential sensitivities to adhesives or tints before the client arrives at your studio.
Patch-Test Scheduling
Easily coordinate and document patch tests to ensure client safety and reduce liability risks.
Photo Consent
Get clear, signed permission to use before and after photos for your portfolio and social media marketing.
Aftercare Acknowledgment
Ensure clients understand and agree to proper aftercare routines to maximize retention and satisfaction.
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Learn moreFrequently Asked Questions
Do I need a consent form for lash extensions?
Yes. A consent form protects you from liability by ensuring the client discloses allergies, understands the risks, and agrees to your aftercare instructions.
Can clients sign the lash consent form on their phone?
Absolutely. Our forms are fully mobile-responsive, allowing clients to review and sign their intake forms from any device before their appointment.
How do I handle patch test waivers?
You can include a specific section in the form where clients either acknowledge receiving a patch test or explicitly waive their right to one, signing off on the decision.