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85 hair and beauty salons in Leitrim set to reopen this week
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Hair and beauty businesses are excited to be welcoming back customers today, Monday 10th May, as they reopen for business after the easing of government restrictions. The Hair and Beauty Industry Confederation (HABIC) is delighted to see its members being able to finally open their doors again after being shut for all of 2021.
Margaret O Rourke Doherty, CEO of HABIC, spoke ahead of the opening of the industry: We are delighted that the long wait for our members is finally over with hair and beauty salons opening their doors for appointments. We can now recommence to provide the essential personal care services we carry out across Ireland. As the first few weeks will be hectic, we would like to thank customers for their support and patience. We would also strongly encourage customers to support us against the potential of no shows. If they are unable to attend their appointment for any reason, it is es
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The Hair and Beauty Industry Confederation (HABIC) today cautiously welcomes the expected announcement later this week by the Government regarding the easing of restrictions which are expected to lead to a re-opening of the personal service sector and hair and beauty salons across Ireland.
In preparation for the easing of restrictions, HABIC has produced updated guidelines for its members across the country, as they look to welcome their customers back into salons. The HABIC Reopening Guidelines are made up of a combination of the Government’s Work Safely Protocol and the adoption of learnings in the sector from the first two lockdowns. The updated guidelines will provide guidance for 568 staff working in 156 hair and beauty salons in Kilkenny.