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• Body art jewelry (prior to initial piercing) • Portable light fixture arms or handles (if touched during procedure) • Measuring devices or stencils (if reused) Cleaning and Sterilization Process Initial Cleaning (Pre-Sterilization) o Wear disposable gloves and eye protection. o Rinse all instruments under running water to remove debris. o Scrub items using a soft brush and enzymatic cleaner or detergent. o Use an ultrasonic cleaner when applicable, following manufacturer instructions. Storage o Sterile instruments are stored in clean, dry, closed cabinets or drawers until use. o Any pack that is torn, wet, punctured, or otherwise compromised must be pertaining to single use disposable instruments. Portable Lights and Fixtures • Portable lighting that is touched during the procedure must be: o Covered with disposable barriers (e.g., plastic wrap or sleeves), or o Disinfected with an EPA-registered disinfectant after every client. • Switches, handles, cords, or any part handled with gloved hands are included. Glove Use • Gloves must be worn when cleaning, decontaminating, or handling contaminated instruments and surfaces (HSC §119309(d)). 10. Permanent Cosmetic Machine—Cleaning, Disinfection, and Sterilization Protocol Permanent cosmetic machines, including devices used for micropigmentation (e.g., eyebrow tattooing, lip coloring), must be maintained in a clean, sanitary condition to prevent infection transmission. All components contacting the client's skin or non-intact skin must be covered, cleaned, disinfected, and sterilized according to their use. Before the Procedure o Inspect the machine and all reusable parts for cleanliness and damage. o Apply single-use, disposable barriers (e.g., plastic sleeves, machine bags)to non-autoclavable parts such as the machine body, clip cords, power switches, and controls. o Assemble sterile needles, tips, and other disposable components as required. 8