Lovemymarkusxxx
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i am a qualified beauty therpaist....but now do dental nursing.... how many clients can i do before needing insurance? as i will only be doing one or two now and then not as my main career? thanks:wink2:
When do I need insurance?
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Hiya, If people are paying you for a treatment you'll need insurance even if you're only doing 1 treatment just incase anything goes wrong. I'm not sure how it works if you're just doing friends and family.
The Guild
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You need insurance before you treat your first client.
The Guild can give you a quote when you call on 0845 2177 383, and if you quote Geek as a referral code you will get a £10 discount.
The Guild can give you a quote when you call on 0845 2177 383, and if you quote Geek as a referral code you will get a £10 discount.
mixnmatch1
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I am with salon gold and they were very reasonable,small price to pay for piece of mind 
Bex@glimmer
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Hi Hun - if you are working on the paying public you will need insurance (or should i say you would be wise to get it!) as anything could happen. I personally would not risk doing a treatment on someone without insurance - it's like anything really - would you drive your car without insurance?
As Redduck says, i'm not sure how it would work just on family & friends - but that's up to you hun.
Most insurance policy's cover public, product & treatment liability - which pretty much covers all you need if working on your own. You can also opt to cover your equipment too. There are some good prices out there - I got mine from Salon Gold.
Incidentally, when I started in this sector, my main career was completely different to beauty, but I still got the insurance even though I was only working on a few people per week - albeit mainly friends & family.
Hope this helps xx
As Redduck says, i'm not sure how it would work just on family & friends - but that's up to you hun.
Most insurance policy's cover public, product & treatment liability - which pretty much covers all you need if working on your own. You can also opt to cover your equipment too. There are some good prices out there - I got mine from Salon Gold.
Incidentally, when I started in this sector, my main career was completely different to beauty, but I still got the insurance even though I was only working on a few people per week - albeit mainly friends & family.
Hope this helps xx
