Some salons might be banning them temporarily.
, NYC-based hairstylist."It's very state-by-state, salon-by-salon, but many stylists aren't for now. There is speculation that they could potentially blow airborne COVID-19 droplets around the shared space. Even if salonshave blow dryers running, it's not likely that they will have 10 of them running at the same time. For now people will try to limit the usage."
Many high-end spots already offer the service a la cart, which means it's possible that they'll especially insist you skip the , he adds. Or, the hair dryer would be designated for clients who need to see what a color-treatment section of hair looks like."There is speculation that they could potentially blow airborne COVID-19 droplets around the shared space."
"For the salons that don't use blow dryers, clients will most likely be asked to come in with clean, dry hair," said Toth."The stylist will cut their hair dry and use hot tools to finish the look. My guess is that you would either come in to the salon, have it flat ironed and then cut, leaving with straight hair, or you would come in to the salon, have your naturally-dried hair cut and then have it curled before you leave.
Another option is that the salon might ask that you come in with wet hair and leave with it towel-or air-dried."In the summer clients leave the salon withWhat this means for the
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