Beauty salons, aesthetic clinics and permanent make-up studios see many clients a day, and surfaces are expected to be renewed between each one. The right single-use hygiene supplies make that routine practical and measurable. This guide covers the disposables that change between clients, how to choose a couch cover and how to plan monthly consumption. Treatment methods and products should always follow the practitioner’s professional training and local regulations.
Surfaces that change between clients: couch and chair covers
The treatment bed or chair is the surface clients touch longest. A single-use couch roll is laid fresh for each client; exposed areas such as edges, face holes and arm rests are cleaned separately according to the studio’s own procedure.
Paper or laminated?
- Laminated roll: a thin film under the absorbent paper helps limit oils, creams, gels and lotions reaching the bed. Widely used for skin care, body treatments and massage. See our laminated couch rolls.
- Paper roll: a lower-cost option for short treatments without liquid or oil.
For width and consumption, see our guide to couch rolls for massage and spa.
Single wipes and swabs for skin cleansing
Many studios use individually wrapped wipes for skin cleansing before treatment and for wiping surfaces. Two examples from RENASAN’s product pages:
| Product | Pack | Wipe | Liquid | Packing |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Antiseptic wipe 10 × 10 cm | 6 × 8 cm, coated paper | 10 × 10 cm spunlace | 70% ethanol | 2,000 per carton (bulk) |
| Alcohol swab 6 × 8, box of 24 | 6 × 8 cm, triplex | 18 × 11 cm spunlace | 70% ethanol or 70% IPA | Box of 24, 72 boxes per carton |
For permanent make-up, micropigmentation and similar treatments, which product is used for skin preparation is decided by the practitioner’s training, the product label and applicable regulations. We make no efficacy claims for these products.
Nail care
At manicure and pedicure stations, individually wrapped acetone wipes are a practical alternative to bottles and cotton. Acetone is flammable, so store accordingly.
Monthly consumption and stock list
- Couch roll: metres per client × clients per day × working days ÷ roll length
- Wipes: wipes per client × clients per day × working days
Illustrative example: 10 clients a day, 2 m of cover and 2 wipes per client, 26 days a month: 520 m of cover (about 5–6 rolls of 100 m) and 520 wipes. Add a 10–20% allowance and rotate stock first-in, first-out.
Records and inspections
Rules for beauty and aesthetic businesses vary by activity and location. Keeping invoices, batch numbers and expiry dates for your disposables makes inspections and client questions easier. Check which records are mandatory with your local authority.
Frequently asked questions
Should the couch cover be changed for every client?
Single-use covers are made to be replaced for each client. Other surfaces still need cleaning.
How much cover does a studio need per month?
Multiply length per client by clients per day and working days, then divide by roll length, as in the example above.
Which wipe is used before permanent make-up?
That is decided by the practitioner’s training, the product label and regulations. Product details are in the table above.
Request a quotation
Tell us the number of beds, average daily clients and the products you use, and we will put together a suitable supply package. Contact RENASAN.