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- Clear away all hair, debris, and used products from the station after each client before you disinfect
- Always clean tools first; disinfectant only works on a clean surface, so wash off product and residue before immersing
- Wash combs and brushes, then fully immerse them in a disinfectant such as Barbicide for the stated contact time
- Disinfect clipper and trimmer blades before and after each use; use spray or foam if the blade does not detach
- Use single-use disposables, such as razor blades and neck strips, once and then bin them, never reuse
- Wipe down the chair, headrest, work surface, and any shared handles between clients
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Station Sterilisation Checklist
A between-client routine that keeps every station hygienic and your clients safe from cross-infection.
10 checksPDF + phoneReviewed for 2026Source: RSPH infection control guidance (Skins and Needles); UK local-authority skin-piercing registration requirements
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10 things to check.
Everything that matters, nothing that does not. Here is the full list, exactly as it appears on the template.
- 1Clear away all hair, debris, and used products from the station after each client before you disinfect
- 2Always clean tools first; disinfectant only works on a clean surface, so wash off product and residue before immersing
- 3Wash combs and brushes, then fully immerse them in a disinfectant such as Barbicide for the stated contact time
- 4Disinfect clipper and trimmer blades before and after each use; use spray or foam if the blade does not detach
- 5Use single-use disposables, such as razor blades and neck strips, once and then bin them, never reuse
- 6Wipe down the chair, headrest, work surface, and any shared handles between clients
- 7Change or launder gowns and towels between clients rather than reusing them
- 8Sterilise any tools that pierce or could draw blood, ideally by autoclave, and never reuse single-use items
- 9Restock fresh towels, clean tools, and disinfectant so the next client is ready to go
- 10Do a full deep clean at the end of the day, including floors, basins, and bins, and log it
Good to know
Autoclaving (high-pressure steam at around 121C for 15 to 20 minutes) is the most effective sterilisation method for instruments, and tools that pierce the skin trigger local-authority registration for the premises and practitioner; chemical solutions like Barbicide disinfect surface tools but do not sterilise.
Source: RSPH infection control guidance (Skins and Needles); UK local-authority skin-piercing registration requirements
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