Sector guide — how to work with hairdressing products

Type of item
MS information
Country
Dánsko
Year of publication
2006

Danish

Description

This sector guide is aimed at employees and employers in the hairdressing profession. It provides a general description of hairdressing products and their ingredients, the effects on workers (including the long-term effects) and the necessary protective and preventive measures.
The ingredients covered include dyes, hydrogen peroxide, preservatives, perfumes, acids, bases and surfactants.
The prevention and protection measures covered are substitution, ventilation and personal protective equipment.
The Labour Inspectorate has evaluated this guidance and concluded that its content complies with the Working Environment Act.

Other data

Provider
Provider name (English)
Work environment council for the service and tourism sectors
Provider name (Original)
Branchearbejdsmiljøudvalget Service - Turisme
Type of provider
Tasks covered
Beauty Culture
Other
Biological hazard
Not applicable
Hazard - physical state
Dusts
Liquids
Vapours
Hazard - health effects
Allergens
Irritants
Toxic substances
Exposure route
Dermal contact
Inhalation
Skin absorption
Substance Description

Products used in hairdressing.

Prevention measures
Level 1. Substitution
Level 2. Technical measures, e.g. local exhaust ventilation
Level 2. Reducing / minimising the risk by organisational measures, e.g. reducing the number of workers exposed
Level 3. Reducing / minimising the risk by personal measures (PPE)
Purpose of the material
Guidance
Target group
Employers
Safety officers
Workers