What is an example of a disposable article in a body art environment?

In a body art environment, a disposable article is typically considered to be an item that is intended for single-use to ensure safety and prevent cross-contamination. Disposable razors are a prime example of this type of article; they are designed to be used once and then discarded. This practice is crucial in maintaining a hygienic setting, as reusing razors can lead to the transmission of infections or pathogens between clients.

In contrast, surgical scissors and reusable tattoo needles are designed to be cleaned and sterilized for multiple uses, which does not align with the definition of a disposable article. Autoclave bags are also not disposable articles themselves; they are used to hold instruments during the sterilization process but can be reused if intact. This distinction is important in the context of infection control practices in body art settings.