Which item is not typically part of an end-of-treatment checklist?

• A. Aftercare instructions
• B. Product usage guidance
• C. Future appointment plans
• D. Inventory restocking for salon supplies

Answer: (D)

When wrapping up a treatment, the focus is on the client’s ongoing care and safety. An end-of-treatment checklist typically covers guidance the client will use after the service, such as aftercare instructions to protect results and reduce risks, and product usage guidance to help maintain outcomes at home. It may also include plans for future appointments to monitor progress or schedule maintenance.

Inventory restocking for salon supplies, while important for the business, isn’t about the client’s care or follow-up needs. It’s an internal operation task rather than a component of the client’s end-of-treatment plan.

So the item not typically part of an end-of-treatment checklist is inventory restocking for salon supplies.