Let's face it...

The lash industry is still relatively new, and in the beginning of (lash) time, most training courses were sorely lacking in a lot of things, including and especially proper infection prevention and control information. This rocky start, along with inconsistent standards and regulation, not only across the globe, but even between cities in the same region, has led to confusion, misinformation, distrust, and lack of confidence in our field.

What can we do to change this?

You are in the right place! The first step is to be the change and up-level your own protocols. If you're here reading this, you've probably already taken our IPAC Course and got value from it. It also tells us that you care about and want the best for our industry!

If you are a bigger picture thinker like we are, the second step is to join us on our mission by spreading the word far and wide. The more ears and eyeballs we get on our course, the faster we can reshape our industry worldwide! Keep scrolling to apply for our affiliate program for this course - I mean if you received value from it and tell people about it anyway, (like you would a good movie or restaurant) we want to thank you for it!

Why BeautyPro Media?

Emily Lee is passionate about our industry, and became an accidental expert on infection control. She has won two Health and Safety NALA Awards, and is a finalist for her third. The BeautyPro Media Infection Prevention & Control Course is the first of its kind to achieve NALA Accreditation. 

Emily has spoken about infection prevention and control standards at lash conferences around the globe for several years, and she realized that in such an inconsistently regulated industry, our best hope to a brighter future where we are taken more seriously as professionals, is to unite and BE the change together.

Emily's mission is to reach as many like-minded, amazing lash professionals (like you) as possible to spread higher, more consistent standards far and wide.

Will you join her on her mission?

What Does Being An Affiliate Mean?

It's a pretty simple concept, and similar to trying out a new restaurant and telling your friends about it, only with us, you also benefit.

You've either taken our course before, or heard great things about it and believe in it wholeheartedly, so you tell your lash buddies how awesome it is. When they purchase our IPAC Course through your affiliate link, we send you a portion of their initial sign up fee as a thank you for helping us spread the word!

Here are a few guidelines:

• You must wholeheartedly believe in and see value in our IPAC Course to be an Affiliate. We only want to partner up with people with integrity. Even better if you also practice our teachings in your business!
• No spamming allowed whatsoever. Nobody likes this advertising tactic, however thinly veiled it is, and it makes both the Affiliate and the Company look bad.
• You may use your affiliate link to recommend our course by email, in person, on social media (in any way that doesn't violate any rules or terms of use) and in forums (if the forum in question allows links, and as long as it's not in a spammy way or violating any rules). For example, if someone is asking an infection control question that you know we answer in our course, then by all means recommend it, but don't comment with your link on posts that have nothing to do with infection control.
• You must disclose your affiliation per the Federal Trade Commission's guidelines when posting your link.

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