PMU Client Book: Consent

A client reacts. Six months later you are asked which pigment you used, what lot it came from, and whether you patch tested. "I think so" is not an answer that protects you.

PMU Client Book is the liability-grade record a permanent makeup and microblading artist keeps.

THE 48-HOUR PATCH TEST, ENFORCED
• Log when the patch test was applied, and the app tracks the 48 hours for you
• The result is never assumed — you record passed or failed yourself, because only you have looked at the skin
• A client whose test is not yet due, or not yet read, is shown as exactly that
• The gate is there to be seen before you pick up a blade, not filed afterwards

SIGNED CONSENT, ON THE PHONE
• The client signs with a finger, on the device, before the procedure
• The signed form is rendered to a PDF you can keep or send
• Stored against that client, with the date it was signed

PIGMENT BRAND AND LOT, PER PROCEDURE
• Every procedure records the pigment brand and the lot number
• If a batch is ever recalled, you can find every client it touched
• Needle configuration, technique and depth notes alongside it

THE PHOTO SERIES THAT MATTERS
• Before, immediately after, and healed — kept as a series against the procedure
• The healed photo is the one clients ask for and the one artists forget to take
• Photographs stay on your phone; nothing is uploaded

AFTERCARE AND TOUCH-UPS
• Set a reminder for the touch-up window on a client's own schedule
• See who is due and who has lapsed

PRIVATE BY DEFAULT
• No account, no login, no cloud
• No contact-list access — you type in the details you keep
• Client records, consent PDFs and photos stay on your phone

FREE AND PREMIUM Free covers a working client list so you can run real appointments through it. Premium removes the limits and the ads as a one-time purchase.

RECORDS, NOT BOOKING, AND NOT ADVICE PMU Client Book stores what you entered. It is not a booking system, it does not diagnose a skin reaction, it does not tell you a pigment is safe, and it does not decide whether a client may be treated. Patch-test protocol, consent wording, record-retention periods and licensing differ by country and by local authority — follow yours, and your insurer's.

Patch test. Get it signed. Log the lot. Keep the record that answers the question.