SHBBHRS012 — Provide male intimate waxing services

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What an assessment for SHBBHRS012 must cover

120 assessable components: 6 elements (37 performance criteria), 4 performance evidence and 75 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 4 foundation skills. An audit-defensible tool maps every question and task back to these — that mapping is the coverage matrix Auditori generates alongside the assessment.

Elements & performance criteria

1 Establish client priorities.

1.1Access and review client treatment plan if available.
1.2Confirm with client male intimate waxing requirements and assess areas of skin and hair growth requiring treatment.
1.3Obtain informed and signed parent or guardian consent if client is a minor.
1.4Identify and explain contraindications to male intimate waxing service, and refer client to appropriate professional as required.
1.5Explain treatment sequence and factors that may restrict treatment.
1.6Confirm treatment, develop or update treatment plan, obtain signed client consent and record details.

2 Prepare for male intimate waxing service.

2.1Prepare service area and equipment.
2.2Present self, according to organisational policy.
2.3Prepare client and select waxing products according to plan.
2.4Instruct client on what to use and how to self-cleanse male intimate waxing area.
2.5Use suitable personal protective equipment.
2.6Ensure own posture and position is correct to minimise fatigue and risk of injury to self and client throughout waxing service.
2.7Instruct client on correct positioning and how to use a towel to cover areas not being treated.
2.8Clean and prepare skin area to be waxed.
2.9Use energy, water and other resources efficiently during preparation and subsequent treatment process.
2.10Comply with health and hygiene regulations and requirements.

3 Apply wax to male intimate area.

3.1Test wax temperature, adjust as required and maintain for the duration of waxing service.
3.2Trim hair to suitable length for waxing as required.
3.3Conduct patch test to identify skin reactions before proceeding with full male intimate waxing service.
3.4Apply wax using single use applicators according to the area and manufacturer instructions.
3.5Remove wax according to hair growth pattern, area and manufacturer instructions.
3.6Ensure all wax product is removed from skin and use tweezers to remove remaining unwanted hair as required.

4 Ensure client comfort.

4.1Monitor client reactions and responses and adjust waxing service as required.
4.2Ensure client comfort and modesty throughout service.
4.3Direct client on how and when to support surrounding skin to minimise discomfort.
4.4Apply techniques to minimise client discomfort.
4.5Discontinue treatment and provide advice if contra-actions occur.
4.6Apply aftercare product to minimise any post treatment skin reactions.
4.7Maintain cultural sensitivity, maturity and confidentiality throughout service.
4.8Recognise and respect the client’s social, cultural and spiritual differences and uphold their rights.

5 Review waxing service and provide post service advice.

5.1Evaluate waxing service with client.
5.2Record outcomes on client treatment plan.
5.3Provide aftercare advice and recommend products and future treatments.
5.4Update treatment plan and records, and rebook client as required.

6 Clean service area.

6.1Clean service area, equipment and surfaces according to organisational policies and procedures.
6.2Replenish service area in preparation for next service.
6.3Dispose of general waste, waste hair and wax to minimise negative environmental impacts according to organisational policies and procedures.

Performance evidence

provide a total of five intimate waxing services to adult male clients in one or more of the following treatment areas: • anal • buttocks • lower back • penis • scrotum
during the above male intimate waxing services, apply and adjust the following work techniques: • stretching and supporting the skin • speed, direction and angle of wax removal • maximum removal of hair
develop or update treatment plans and records for each of these clients specifying details of: • client feedback • contraindications • products used • hair and skin analysis • treatment outcomes • patch test reaction • relevant medical history and medications • waxing service performed • aftercare recommendations and advice
apply and adjust the following work techniques to above male intimate waxing services: • stretching and supporting the skin • speed, direction and angle of wax removal

Knowledge evidence

state or territory and local legislation and guidelines relevant to provision of waxing services:
health and hygiene
anti-discrimination
occupational health and safety
age at which an individual is classed as a minor according to relevant federal, state or territory legislation and why minors must only be treated with informed and signed parental or guardian consent
infectious disease transmission routes and prevention of infection transmission as it relates to waxing services
infection control procedures and application of standard precautions as they apply to the provision of waxing services
organisational policies and procedures as they apply to the provision of waxing services:
client record management
equipment use and maintenance
incident reporting
personal hygiene and presentation
presentation of treatment area
waste disposal
work health and safety
range of diverse gender and cultural issues and attitudes in relation to body waxing
techniques that minimise risk of client misinterpreting operator behaviour and actions
strategies for dealing with client behaviour that breaches professional status of treatment
importance of client self-cleansing of male intimate waxing treatment prior to performing waxing service
scope of practice:
when to refer clients to other practitioners
importance of not stating a diagnosis of a contraindication
basic anatomy and terminology of male genitalia
variations to hair growth cycle and patterns in male intimate area
common hair disorders
variations to skin biology and appearance in male intimate area and implications for treatment and infection control
the need for psychological sensitivity required when conducting male intimate waxing
formulation of waxes
function and action of wax ingredients
relevance and importance of clearly explaining the following to clients:
contraindications
contra-actions
contraindications that:
prevent treatment but will not require medical referral:
heat rash
known allergies to wax products or ingredients
scar tissue less than six months old
thin or fragile skin
prevent treatment:
contagious skin disease
oedema
pubic lice
sexually transmitted infections
urinary infections
restrict treatment:
external haemorrhoids
infected ingrown hairs
moles
skin tags
adverse effects to male intimate waxing and required action steps:
abrasions
allergic reactions
blood spots
broken hair
bruising
excessive erythema
excessive or diminished hair growth
skin irritation
skin trauma
after service and home care advice relevant to male intimate waxing services:
prevention of ingrown hairs
prevention of infection
personal hygiene
recommended products
recommended future treatments
intimate waxing equipment and products:
ingredients and composition of waxing products
soothing products to reduce skin irritation
use of shaping templates
use of hot wax, warm wax and sugar wax
suitability of products according to hair type
application and removal of waxing products
direction of application and speed of removal
sustainable operating procedures for the conservation of product, water and power
aftercare advice, products and future treatments to maintain client treatment objectives.

Foundation skills

Reading skills: • interpret and follow manufacturer instructions and safety data sheets for safe use of cleaning and treatment products and equipment.
Numeracy skills: • calculate treatment times, product quantities and price of treatment.
Self-management skills: • maintain sensitivity, maturity and confidentiality with male clients.
Technology skills: • use client software to update client notes, rebook future treatments, record stock data and product purchases • safely use and maintain electrical equipment.

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