Between-client chair
Disinfect the styling chair, mirror surface, trolley, and surrounding zone between clients.
Salons, nail bars, and beauty parlours touch skin and breath at intimate distance. UV-C disinfects tools, chairs, and treatment rooms between clients — without the chemical smell that interferes with the experience clients pay for.
Hygiene awareness in personal services has stepped up permanently. Clients ask. UV Sterile provides documented, visible disinfection that becomes a positioning asset — particularly for premium salons, lash studios, dermal therapists, and tattoo studios where infection control is regulatory.
Tattoo studios, dermal therapists, and salon procedures with skin breaks.
Hair styling tools, nail equipment, and treatment chairs.
Nail salons see persistent fungal contamination of files, drills, and basins.
Lash, brow, and facial services warrant heightened tool hygiene.
Disinfect the styling chair, mirror surface, trolley, and surrounding zone between clients.
Cycle brushes, combs, capes, and non-autoclavable tools through UV-C between uses.
Lash bed, facial chair, treatment table — full-zone disinfection between booked clients.
Comprehensive treatment of the entire space, ready for next morning's first appointments.
Treatment supports compliance with NSW/QLD Skin Penetration Regulations and Public Health Regulations for businesses performing tattooing, body piercing, dermal therapies, and cosmetic procedures. We provide treatment logs suitable for council inspection and licensing renewal.
Yes — we can treat individual stations or rooms while the rest of the salon operates. The treated zone is briefly cleared, treated, and immediately returned to service.
UV-C is for non-autoclavable items and surface disinfection — not a replacement for autoclaving. It complements your existing sterilisation pathway for the items that don't fit it.
Standard salon (4–6 stations): 35–50 minutes including treatment rooms. Larger facilities scale proportionally.
Yes — we have experience with skin-penetration premises and understand the council inspection workflow. Treatment logs are structured for licensing requirements.