Section 8 of a Safety Data Sheet (SDS) is titled 'Exposure Controls / Personal Protection.' For an alkaline lye relaxer, Section 8 would most likely require:

Explanation

Section 8 of an SDS lists occupational exposure limits, engineering controls, and recommended PPE. Sodium hydroxide is highly alkaline and corrosive to skin and eyes, so a relaxer SDS Section 8 will require chemical-resistant gloves (nitrile or similar), eye protection (safety glasses or face shield), and adequate ventilation, with engineering controls where feasible. The Cal/OSHA Hazard Communication Standard §5194 requires the salon to maintain and act on SDS information. Option B uses inappropriate gloves. Option C ignores PPE entirely and is a clear violation. Option D is wildly excessive and not what Section 8 calls for; PPE must be appropriate, not theatrical.