How To Start a Beauty Business With Rosa E32
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She worked part-time in a salon while completing a BTEC diploma, and studying at the prestigious London College of Fashion for a degree in Spa Management.
Rosa graduated and worked as a Beauty Therapist for 10 years before deciding to start her own business.
Her determination and hard work secured her position as an industry leader; she runs her own beauty room and is training a new wave of lash experts at ilashHero.
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Beauty treatment risk liability insurance
Suppose a treatment you carry out causes an injury or illness, for example, a burn, scarring or an allergic reaction. In that case, you could find yourself facing a compensation claim. This insurance would cover any compensation awarded to the client and the legal fees that you would incur.
Public liability insurance
This protects you if a client has an injury caused by you but not directly related to a treatment. For example, if you leave wax on the floor, someone slips on it and is injured. Accidental damage to a client’s property is also covered, for instance, if you break an expensive ornament or crack a glass table while attending an at-home appointment.
Mobile beautician insurance
Get insured. You’ll also need to be insured for the miles you cover while driving as part of your job. Standard commuting cover may not typically include trips to clients’ homes. According to Direct Line, you could be uninsured if you get into an accident during business operating hours. Mobile beauty insurance will cover you against missed appointments or accidents that can jeopardise your mobile beauty business.
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