Client records (consultation forms, allergy notes, patch test results) should be:
a.Kept confidential, stored securely, and retained for a reasonable period
b.Posted publicly so other staff can see them
c.Discarded after each visit
d.Shared with the client's employer
Explanation
Client records are confidential. Salons should store them securely, share only with authorized staff providing service, and keep them long enough to be useful for follow-up care and any potential dispute.
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