What should a nail technician do if a client is accidentally cut during a service?

In the event that a client is accidentally cut during a service, applying pressure to stop the bleeding is the appropriate and responsible action to take. This procedure is essential to manage the immediate situation, ensure the client's safety, and prevent further complications, such as excessive bleeding or infection. Demonstrating care and professionalism by addressing the injury promptly helps maintain the trust and comfort of the client.

Ignoring a cut, even if it seems minor, could lead to potential issues, including the possibility of infection or the client feeling neglected. Continuing the service without addressing the injury is not only unprofessional but could also worsen the situation or cause additional discomfort to the client. Consulting a doctor via a video call may not be practical or timely for immediate care and fails to address the urgent need to stop any bleeding and care for the cut on the spot.

By focusing on applying pressure to the wound, the nail technician is actively engaging in first aid practices that prioritize the client's health and well-being.