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Spring brings change - a new crop of seasonal services, an updated color palette, fresh nail shapes, and this, too: a new standard in salon disinfection.
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How meticulous are you when it comes to practicing safety and sanitation guidelines?
Are your salon procedures safe for the health-sensitive community? Beauty industry expert Joy Johnson shares her tips for a safe salon and spa.
The issue of disinfection is confusing and sometimes frightening. But knowing what to use and when alleviates fears and helps keep everyone safe.
New foot spas aim to remove any doubt about sanitation and cleanliness.
Talk to your clients about sanitation and disinfection procedures at your salon.
I’d like to continue our discussion about hand-washing. Before leading our client to the hand-washing station, here is what we need to set it up properly:• Post a sanitation policy sign stating: Salon clients must sanitize their hands
Local exhaust systems pull vapors out of the salon before you breathe them. The best news is that you can custom-build a system for your salon at a reasonable cost.
If you’re not in the habit of annually cleaning your salon, you should add it to the list of what it takes to be a successful salon owner. Below we’ve listed tips and techniques, plus advice from owners and techs who make it routine to clean their salons and workstations yearly.
