Hairdressers told not to offer long and complex treatments when they reopen on Monday Mirror 1 day ago Emma Munbodh
Salons in England have been told to keep treatments to a minimum when they reopen on April 12, as thousands of businesses prepare to welcome visitors again for the first time in three months.
Hairdressers have been advised to avoid “long” and “complex” treatments such as highlights and braids from Monday, under government guidance.
Official advice is to keep appointments short and basic to minimise any time spent in branch and between customers.
Salons, many of which will be reopening at midnight on Monday to cope with demand, are facing a huge backlog of customers due to lockdown.
Hairdressers and beauty salons told to avoid lengthy treatments
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Misunderstood, sneered at by sexists, and now brought to crisis point by the pandemic, the £28bn hair and beauty industry has its fair share of problems. Kate Proctor reports on how the sector is lobbying for an immediate cash injection from government and why there is a long way to go for this female-dominated industry to be taken seriously
It’s the laughing that really hurts. The sniggering from male politicians whenever hair and nail salons are mentioned in the House of Commons hasn’t gone unnoticed by those working in the country’s £28bn beauty industry.