Legislation

You have purchased a pair of straighteners but they are giving you electric shocks, under which act can you return them to the store

you have purchased a salon chair that comes ready built, when sitting on the chair it breaks and causes a severe leg injury, under which act can you sue for compensation

You sell electrical equipment in your salon, people have told you the equipment is unsafe and giving electric shocks but you continue to sell them anyway. which requirements are you ignoring

you are selling shampoos but have not put the price on them and are choosing how much depending on the client. what is this known as

you are selling hairdryers and in your description you have said they are lightweight, pink and good for professional blow drys. when infact they are blue, heavy and for home use only not commercial as they are not powerful enough. what laws are you breaking

your price list says you provide a wash cut and blow dry for £15, the customer has this service an you tell them the blow dry was not in with the price and is extra, which act are you not following.

you purposely do not display the price of your services so you can adjust your price depending on how 'rich' the client looks. which act are you disobeying?

A man with long hair comes in and requests a full head of foils but you refuse him because men should not get a full head of foils. which legislation are you breaking?

you have carried out a consultation and you leave the client card on the table for anyone to see, which act are you breaking?