Post service includes all of the following except?

The process of providing services in a nail salon or spa includes several key steps to ensure that both the client and the technician have a satisfactory experience and that safety and hygiene standards are maintained. Among those steps are tasks that need to be performed after a service has been completed, known as post-service procedures.

Rebooking the client, documenting the service, and cleaning the workstation are essential components of the post-service process. Rebooking the client helps to maintain client retention and encourages future appointments. Documenting the service allows for accurate record-keeping and continuity of care, providing important information for follow-up services. Cleaning the workstation ensures that the area is safe and hygienic for the next client, maintaining the overall standards of the salon.

In contrast, sanitizing the client's hands is typically considered a part of the service itself rather than a post-service task. It is done before or during the service to prepare the client for the treatment, ensuring their hands are clean before any work begins. Therefore, while it is an important practice for hygiene and safety, it does not fall under the category of post-service activities.