Infection prevention
Structured hand and tool hygiene around the eye area lowers the risk of cross-contamination in close-contact services.
Precision. Safety. Care.
Eye touch hygiene and infection prevention standards for Canadian professionals. Evidence-based protocols for lash, permanent makeup, and clinical settings.
Why Eye Touch Hygiene Matters
Reducing cross-contamination and protecting clients starts with consistent, protocol-driven practices around the eye area.
Professional compliance
Align your practice with hygiene standards expected in aesthetic and clinical environments across Canada.
Client safety
Clear protocols help ensure every client receives care in a clean, controlled setting.
Who We Serve
Our resources and training support professionals who work in or near the eye area.
Lash and brow technicians
Hygiene protocols for lash extensions, lifts, and tinting services.
Permanent makeup artists
Safe practices for eyeliner and brow procedures with a focus on sterility.
Clinics and optometry
Support for clinical and optometry settings that require clear eye-area hygiene standards.
Products
Selected tools and supplies to support your eye touch hygiene routine.
Hand and surface sanitizer
CAD 14.99
Sterile eye-area wipes
CAD 22.49
Disposable tool kit
CAD 18.75
Core Protocols
Key steps that form the basis of a responsible eye touch hygiene routine.
Hand hygiene
Wash and sanitize hands before and after each client. Avoid touching eyes or tools after sanitizing until the service begins.
Tool sterility
Use single-use or properly sterilized tools. Store clean tools in a clean, covered area.
Surface cleaning
Clean and disinfect work surfaces and client contact points between each client.
Training
Structured learning for professionals who want to strengthen their eye touch hygiene practices.
Basics course
Foundations of hand hygiene, tool handling, and surface disinfection for the eye area.
View trainingAdvanced protocols
Deeper coverage of compliance, documentation, and best practices for busy practices.
View trainingDaily protocol at a glance
A quick reference for eye-area hygiene in Canadian practice settings.
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Hand wash and sanitize before touching client or tools.
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Use single-use or sterilized tools; store clean items covered.
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Disinfect work surfaces and client contact points between clients.
Our approach
We focus on clear, repeatable protocols that fit into your workflow without adding unnecessary steps.
Evidence-based
Recommendations are aligned with established hygiene and infection prevention principles.
Practical
Protocols are designed to be easy to follow in real-world professional settings.
Contact
Questions about eye touch hygiene, training, or products? Reach out.
Phone: +15873242824. Email: info@chivrealthdrexia.world, contact@chivrealthdrexia.world, support@chivrealthdrexia.world, help@chivrealthdrexia.world.