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What Mobile Beauty Covers — and What It Doesn't

The treatments this Kit covers, and why semi-permanent make-up, chemical peels, and other treatments are explicitly out of scope.

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This Kit covers five treatment groups

Nails (manicure, pedicure, gel polish, nail extensions), lashes & brows (tint, henna brows, lash lift, brow lamination, classic eyelash extensions), waxing, facials (non-electrical, non-peel), and make-up application.

It explicitly does not cover semi-permanent make-up/micropigmentation/microblading, chemical peels, microdermabrasion, electrolysis, or laser/IPL.

Semi-permanent make-up sits under a materially different regulatory regime

England councils license it alongside tattooing and skin piercing under local byelaws, and Wales has a mandatory national licensing scheme (Public Health (Wales) Act 2017, Schedule 3, in force from 29 November 2024).

The other excluded treatments are consistently tiered by insurers as meaningfully higher treatment-risk than nails, waxing, or tinting.

None of these are a simple upgrade from this Kit's scope

Each needs its own dedicated research before you offer it.

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