Eyelash technician insurance for eyelash extensions and eyelash treatments
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Eyelash technician insurance for eyelash extensions and eyelash treatments
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Rated 'Excellent' on Trustpilot
UK customer service team
Monthly payment option
From classic and volume sets to hybrid lashes, a range of services can be covered as part of one policy.
Your policy can include more than just extensions, with protection for tinting, lifting and other lash services you may offer.
If something goes wrong with a client and they get injured or make a claim against you, Public Liability cover can help financially take care of it, so you are not left dealing with it on your own.
While applying eyelash extensions might not seem dangerous, accidents can still happen. And those accidents have the potential to leave you out of pocket. That's why you may want to consider specialist eyelash technician insurance to help provide financial protection for you and your business against potential claims from clients. It can also provide financial protection if something were to happen to your business premises or your equipment.
If you employ other people as part of your business, it’s also a legal requirement that you have Employers’ Liability cover to protect them against any potential personal injury claims.
Public & Products Liability – up to £10m.
Treatment risk cover – protection for third-party injury or property damage following eyelash treatments, up to £3m.
Contents, stock & shop front – cover for contents and stock up to £250k
Employers’ liability – up to £10m for employee illness or injury
Buildings cover – up to £500k for your salon building, outbuildings, walls, gates and fences
Teaching cover – compensation for negligent acts while providing paid teaching services
Money cover – theft of business money up to £2.5k
Business interruption – loss of turnover or increased running costs up to £500k
Legal cover – up to £100k for a range of legal matters
Working abroad – claims brought from outside the UK
Injectable treatments – plus other excluded treatments
Theft from unattended or unlocked vehicles – unless in a locked boot or a covered luggage area
Money cover exclusions – employee theft not reported within 7 days; theft from a locked, unattended vehicle
For more information, please visit the Important Documents page.
What treatments are covered with eyelash technician insurance?Specialist eyelash technician insurance through Ripe can include cover for the following treatments:
eyebrow treatments including plucking, shaping, tinting, threading, waxing, HD Brows, henna and lamination*
eyelash treatments, including tinting, lifting, perming and applying false eyelashes, including semi-permanent eyelash extensions*
*Patch testing required.
You can learn more by reading our Important Documents.
While applying eyelash extensions might not seem dangerous, accidents can still happen. And those accidents could have the potential to leave you out of pocket.
This is where specialist eyelash extension insurance comes in. Insurance can help to financially protect you and your business against any claims from clients. It can also protect your business's premises and the equipment you use.
Eyelash extension insurance is designed to protect you and your business against any potential claims from clients. It can also provide financial protection if something was to happen with your business premises or your equipment.
If you employ other people as part of your business, it’s also a legal requirement that you have Employers’ Liability cover to protect them against any potential personal injury claims.
Many factors can affect the cost of your makeup artist insurance, such as:
the type and level of cover you choose
amount of experience you have with eyelash extensions
where your business is based
Here at Ripe, we like to keep insurance simple, and we don’t believe you should pay for cover you don’t need. You can save time and money by creating your own policy through our instant online quote form.
Your cover depends on what you want to help to financially protect your business against, but the three main types of eyelash extension insurance are:
Public Liability—this protects you from potential claims from third parties due to personal injury, treatment risks and property damage
Employers’ Liability—if you employ people as part of your business, this is a legal requirement. This covers you and your business if someone you employ suffers a bodily injury
Equipment Cover— this can cover for theft or accidental damage to your business equipment
You may want to include Money Cover to provide financial protection if money belonging to your business is stolen from your premises or in transit. This can be useful for mobile makeup artists that deal in cash.
Buildings Cover is an additional option if you want financial protection for a beauty salon you own or are responsible for if the building or contents are damaged.
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Content reviewed: February 2026
Content reviewed by: Richard Pearson