What is the low-level disinfection concentration recommended?

The recommended low-level disinfection concentration of 100 ppm (parts per million) of bleach for 10 minutes is critical for effectively disinfecting surfaces in environments like salons. This concentration strikes a balance between effective microbial kill time and safety for both clients and professionals.

To achieve 100 ppm, mixing bleach in appropriate proportions to water is essential, as the dilution process ensures that the disinfection is not too strong, which might cause harm to surfaces or individuals, nor too weak, which might fail to eliminate pathogens. The specified time of 10 minutes is also aligned with health guidelines for achieving the desired disinfection without compromising safety.

This method of disinfection is widely accepted in various health-related fields, ensuring that salons maintain a clean and sterile environment for eyelash extension practices. Proper understanding and application of these disinfection protocols are vital for compliance with health regulations and to uphold client safety and hygiene standards in the beauty industry.