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Tikanga tiaki mahi muku kiri mate Exfoliation code of practice

Provide a safe service

Sterilisation

Sterilise all instruments.
Use single-use disposable instruments and dispose of them immediately after use.

Training requirements

All operators of microdermabrasion equipment must have the knowledge and skills necessary to provide microdermabrasion.

This can be achieved through:

National Certificate (or international equivalent) in Beautician and commercial industry experience of 12 months or more; or
commercial industry experience of five consecutive years or more, and evidence of professional development in microdermabrasion
or evidence of training with a microdermabrasion training provider, and commercial industry experience of 12 months or more.

Best practice: some additional recommendations

Use new single-use sponges where facial towelling is necessary for exfoliation.
The New Zealand Association of Registered Beauty Therapists recommends that only safety certified microdermabrasion equipment should be used.