Tattoo and Piercing Release Forms

Get consent from a parent or guardian before applying paint or temporary tattoos to a child's skin with these Face Painting Consent and Release Forms.

The package contains two forms:

1. Consent Form for Face Painting / Temporary Tattoo, which also includes a disclaimer of liability for any allergic skin reactions or damage to clothing or other surfaces from the transfer of paint.
2. Model Release Form, which is a consent by the parent or guardian for the face painter to take pictures of the child and use them for marketing and publicity purposes.

These Face Painting Consent and Release Forms protect you from insurance and damage claims at a later date. Downloadable and customizable to meet your needs.

Most spas and salons in Canada require clients to sign a waiver or release before providing any services.

This Waiver Form template is a standard form of waiver to protect your business against lawsuits.

Some spa and salon services can carry risks of skin damage or other health hazards. In the waiver, the client acknowledges the risks and accepts sole responsibility for having the procedure done.

The client must disclose to the esthetician any existing health conditions and any medications he or she is currently taking.

Indemnity

The client will indemnify the esthetician and the salon against any legal claims, damages, costs or expenses resulting from the treatments.

Format and Jurisdiction

This Waiver form is a downloadable MS Word template which you can use over and over. Personalize it for your unique salon and make sure your staff knows how to use it.

This legal document template is intended for use in Canada and can be used in all provinces and territories. English-language version only. A French language version may be required by law in some provinces.

Salon operators, rent styling stations in your shop to independent stylists and cosmeticians with this Hair Salon Chair Rental Agreement.

• The agreement is an ongoing monthly lease that continues until either party terminates the rental.
• The stylist must conduct business within the salon's normal hours unless agreed to in writing, and must operate in a manner that does not violate any law or regulation.
• The stylist is responsible for any damage done to the premises caused by the stylist or his/her customers or guests.
• The salon owner will provide certain services (utilities, receptionist, etc) and will pay the property and business taxes for the salon.
• The stylist is an independent contractor and is not an employee of the salon.
• This is a customizable MS Word document.

Write a business plan for a styling salon with this easy-to-use Salon Business Plan template.

• A market analysis and marketing strategy.
• A financial model.
• A Confidentiality Agreement to protect against disclosure of your proprietary business information (such as financial data).
• Instructions in each section to help you complete the document.