ASSOCIATION OF COSMETOLOGISTS KENYA
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This is a professional umbrella body for all players in the beauty industry. Apart from Streamlining the industry, we are the voice of the industry in Kenya.
We cover; Manufacturers, Grooming centres, Training Institutions and Beauty products traders
19/02/2026
Zaina skillfully planned each lipstick application: her goal was to spend no more than six seconds per person 💄
Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Md Bayjid, Barbiere Bastiano, Royal Prefab, Deepakraj Giri
15/02/2026
HOW TRUE IS THIS RESEARCH??
A new study is raising alarm after finding that chemicals commonly associated with pipes, pesticides, and floor tiles are present in some wigs, braiding hair, and extensions sold to Black women.
Researchers from the Silent Spring Institute examined 43 products bought online and in beauty supply stores and detected 169 different chemicals, including flame retardants, pesticides, and substances used to stabilise plastics.
The findings are intensifying calls for tighter regulation, clearer labelling, and better protection for consumers who may face repeated, long-term exposure through everyday hair use.
14/02/2026
HAPPY VALENTINE DAY to all esteemed Members of the Association of Cosmetologists Kenya. 🌹
Today, we celebrate not only love but also the passion, dedication, and care you bring to your profession every day. Your commitment to enhancing beauty, confidence, and well-being makes a meaningful difference in people’s lives and in our society.
Thank you for your professionalism, unity, and continued efforts in uplifting the cosmetology industry. May this day remind you how valued and appreciated you are.
Wishing you love, success, and continued excellence. Happy Valentine’s Day!
12/02/2026
12/02/2026
We are pleased to be represented by our Rift valley region acting chair for the ASSOCIATION OF COSMETOLOGISTS KENYA during the Nakuru region Anti-Counterfeit Authority stakeholders forum at Water bucks hotel. Thanks a lot Jacinta and the team.
Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Anderson Muriuki, Kaushlendra Kumar Srivastava, Achii Phely Shizo, Chinyezy Sophy, DoctormjunaidChiefspecialists DoctormjunaidChiefspecialists
20/01/2026
As a professional body in the beauty industry, we are in a full support for combating counterfeit cosmetics products.
20/01/2026
This was a great forum by the Anti-Counterfeit Authority to involve all the stakeholders in combating counterfeit products. Thanks for the invite.
IS IT A SPA OR BROTHEL?
POLICY IS THE ANSWER
Sometimes we value money more than our dignity but the truth is there is a gap in terms of policy. We are working on massage treatments policies.
Here are the standard policies that guide massage treatment in a professional, ethical, and lawful setting. These policies are used in legitimate massage clinics and spas to protect clients, therapists, and the business.
Policies in Massage Treatment
1. Scope of Practice Policy
Massage is therapeutic and non-sexual
Only approved massage techniques are offered
No services outside the therapist’s training or qualification
2. Consent Policy
Informed consent must be obtained before treatment
Client is informed about:
Type of massage
Areas to be treated
Duration and pressure
Client may withdraw consent at any time
3. Professional Boundaries Policy
No sexual contact, gestures, or conversation
Any inappropriate client behavior results in:
Immediate termination of the session
Reporting to management
4. Client Assessment Policy
Client consultation form completed before first session
Medical history and contraindications reviewed
Treatment adjusted based on health conditions
5. Privacy and Confidentiality Policy
Client information is confidential
Proper draping used to protect modesty
Treatment rooms must ensure privacy
6. Hygiene and Infection Control Policy
Clean linens for every client
Hand washing before and after sessions
Sanitized equipment and treatment areas
Therapists maintain personal cleanliness
7. Safety Policy
Safe body mechanics for therapists
Immediate response to client discomfort or pain
Emergency procedures in place
8. Professional Conduct Policy
Therapists wear appropriate professional attire
No alcohol, drugs, or smoking before or during duty
Respectful communication at all times
9. Payment and Service Transparency Policy
Clear pricing displayed
Payment only for lawful massage services
No hidden charges or illegal offers
10. Complaints and Incident Reporting Policy
Clients may report concerns without fear
Incidents documented and investigated
Corrective or disciplinary action taken if needed
11. Referral Policy
Clients referred to medical professionals when necessary
Therapists do not diagnose medical conditions beyond their role
12. Legal and Regulatory Compliance Policy
Spa/clinic must be licensed
Therapists must be trained or registered where required
Compliance with public health and labour laws
Why are these policies are important
Protect client health and dignity
Prevent misuse of massage practice
Maintain professional standards
Support public health and safety
Protect therapists from legal and ethical risks
Geoffrey Mosiria
20/01/2026
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