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Hair salons, beauty salons, cosmetic clinics, spas, nail salons, barbershops, tattoo and piercing studios, mobile operators and home-based businesses can all generate waste or pollution that may affect human health and the environment. EPA Victoria has developed industry-specific guidance to help Victorian hair and beauty businesses understand their environmental responsibilities and introduce practical measures for managing waste, preventing pollution and using resources more efficiently.
This webinar provides a practical and evidence-informed overview of infection prevention and control in electrology, helping practitioners strengthen their understanding of current best practice, legislative obligations, and clinical procedures to support safe, compliant and professional practice.
As part of the ABIC Electrology Education Webinar Series, electrology educator Joanie Gonella, CPE, delivers an essential educational session exploring one of the most important responsibilities of every electrologist — understanding when treatment should proceed, when caution is required, and when treatment should be deferred.
A template for employers needing to confirm termination following ongoing unsatisfactory performance, where performance concerns, warnings, review meetings, and opportunities to improve have already taken place.
This template supports employers in formally confirming termination of employment during or at the end of a probationary period where employment is not continuing.
A letter template designed to help employers document and communicate termination of employment where misconduct has occurred.
Laser/IPL treatment consent form covering client screening, informed consent, treatment risks, clinic policies, and pre- and post-treatment care.
A concise clinical guide explaining how hair growth cycles influence electrolysis effectiveness, with practical insight into treatment timing, follicle behaviour, regrowth patterns, and client education to support more consistent permanent hair removal outcomes.
A salon/clinic-ready guide outlining safe practice expectations when providing pregnancy massage.
A client consent form template to help ensure clients understand the nature of pregnancy massage, acknowledge relevant precautions, and provide informed consent before treatment.
A practical consultation template designed to support safe assessment before providing pregnancy massage treatments.
This presentation explores the science, precision and long-term discipline behind multi-needle galvanic electrolysis, challenging accepted assumptions around regrowth and permanence in hair removal.
This Social Media Policy template provides clinics, salons and aesthetic businesses with a clear framework for managing how employees engage with social media both inside and outside the workplace.
This advanced clinical framework provides practical guidance for safely integrating electrolysis with laser, RF, needling, peels and injectables.
This resource supports electrologists delivering gender-affirming treatments, with a focus on inclusive practice and long-term planning.
This technical resource supports electrologists in refining modality selection and probe choice to improve precision, safety and consistency.
As an ABIC Clinic / Salon / Spa Member you receive access to full time HR experts that will tailor one on one consultations to your needs, and provide you with up to date general business, HR & IR documents, contracts and resources.
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The ‘skin barrier’ is everywhere right now. From trending online conversations to mainstream skincare campaigns, consumers are finally beginning to understand the importance of protecting and supporting the skin rather than constantly correcting it.
