Presented by

Ken C Stevenson II

VP Regulatory, Ceutical Labs

AFDO BAC, Chair

AFDO DDC, Committee Member

SPL Process Industry Team, Co-Chair

AFDO Body Art CommitteeOverview of Committee Work

2018-2019

123rd AFDO Educational ConferenceBody Art Committee

Chaired by Sarah Robbin, Laurel Arrigona, and KC StevensonAtlanta, Georgia

June 23, 2019

The AFDO Body Art Committee will identify current issues in body art material manufacturing, labeling and use. Through a process of collaboration, discussion and sharing the Body Art Committee will create documents that are useful to regulated industries, regulatory agencies and academic institutions, worldwide.

Mission Statement

Charge 1 - Complete the Tattoo Ink and Permanent Make-Up Labeling Guide (Charge 2 – 2018)

Charge 2 - Color Additive Petition for Titanium Dioxide for Intradermal Tattooing

Charge 3 - Body Art Establishment Inspection Guide and Checklist (Training Modules)

Charge 4 - Collaboration between AFDO, NEHA, APP, APT, SPCP, and CTS

Charge 5 - Create agenda for 2019 AFDO Annual Educational Conference in Atlanta

AFDO BAC Charges 2018-2019

Completed within the BAC

Submitted to and adopted by the AFDO Board

Hard copies are available today

Useful to regulators and industry

Charge 1 – Complete the Tattoo Ink and Permanent Make-Up Labeling Guide

Received information for the current TiO2 CAP

Developed the TiO2 CAP Process Outline

Collecting information from industry

Significant knowledge gap pertaining to what happens to the pigment inside the body

Charge 2 – Color Additive Petition for Titanium Dioxide for Intradermal Tattooing

Combined these charges – focused on Training Modules based on the NEHA Body Art Model Code

Working to identify similarities between jurisdictions – National Standard

local jurisdiction specific requirements

Formalized Collaboration – Body Art Education Alliance (BAEA)

Committee Chairs Laurel Arrigona (AFDO)

Matt Bavougian (APP)

KC Stevenson (AFDO)

Charges 3 & 4 – Body Art Establishment Inspection Guide and Checklist & Collaboration

Common goals protecting the artists and clients

educating regulators, industry, and clients

improve inspection effectiveness, efficiency, and consistency

No secrets – no surprises – available to everyone

Continue to improve working relationship between regulators and industry

Continue to increase membership and participation

Charges 3 & 4 – Body Art Establishment Inspection Guide and Checklist & Collaboration

Body Art Education Alliance (BAEA)

Industry, Federal, State and Local Jurisdictions are Represented

AFDO FEHA Minnesota

NEHA MEHA (Montana) Missouri

APP MEHA (Missouri) Montana

APT Alaska Nebraska

SPCP California New Jersey

CTS Colorado New York

FDA Connecticut Ohio

WAFDO Florida Oregon

AFDOSS Georgia Pennsylvania

MCAFDO Illinois Texas

GEHA Iowa Washington

NeEHA (Nebraska) Kansas West Virginia

CEHA (Colorado) Louisiana Wisconsin

CEHA (California) Michigan Canada

Committee Overview and Update Ken C. Stevenson, Vice President Regulatory, Ceutical Laboratories, Inc.

Piercing Training Presentation Steve Joyner and Matt Bavougian, Association of Professional Piercers, Board

of Directors, Legislation and Regulatory Affairs Committee

Improving Body Art Industry Through Collaboration with Artists and Regulators Michael Crea, Body Art Educator & Executive Director, Florida Environmental

Health Association and Carolynn Balcar, Environmental Consultant, Bureau of Environmental Health,

Florida Department of Health

Sterilization Principles and Protocols Kris Lachance, CLT, LSO, Authorized Outreach Instructor of OSHA General

Industry

Charge 5 – Create agenda for 2019 AFDO Annual Educational Conference in Atlanta

Anodizing Metals and Different Quality Materials Jodi Zimmerman, MPH, REHS, Registered Environmental Health Specialist II, El

Paso County, Colorado Dustin Bastian, Owner/Operator of The Hive Piercing Studio

FDA Tattoo Ink Inspection and Sampling Kathleen Lewis, Senior Advisor, OCAC/CFSAN, U.S. Food and Drug Administration

Panel Discussion Kathleen Lewis, Senior Advisor, OCAC/CFSAN, U.S. Food and Drug Administration Jodi Zimmerman, MPH, REHS, Registered Environmental Health Specialist II, El

Paso County, Colorado Aniya Strong, MPH, Senior Public Health Educator, Fulton County Board of Health Cathy Montie, Owner, Absolute Tattoo Inc, Steve Joyner, Association of Professional Piercers, Board of Director, Legislation and

Regulatory Affairs Committee Sean Brown, Tattoo Artist, Industry Leader, OSHA Trainer

Charge 5 – Create agenda for 2019 AFDO Annual Educational Conference in Atlanta

Charge 1 – Completed

Charge 2 – Carried into 2019-2020

Charge 3 & 4 – Completed, work will be on-going

Charge 5 – Completed

Status of AFDO Body Art Committee Charges 2018-2019

Charge 1 - Color Additive Petition for Titanium Dioxide for Intradermal Tattooing*

Charge 2 – Complete the Body Art Establishment Inspection Guide & Checklist (Training Modules will be on-going)

Charge 3 -Tattoo Ink and PMU Sterilization Standard of Best Practices

Charge 4 - Create agenda for 2020 AFDO Annual Educational Conference

AFDO Body Art Committee Charges for 2019-2020

*other colors will follow the same process we define

Ken C. Stevenson II

Laurel Arrigona

Sarah Robbin

AFDO BAC Chairs for 2019-2020

Kavadi

Regulators

Industry Members

AFDO Board

AFDO Team

2019 Presenters

Thanks to Participants