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One of the main pieces of advice when it comes to combatting the spread of COVID-19 is that the best defences are hand washing and avoiding contact with others. That makes life pretty hard for a nail tech, whose whole job involves touching other people’s hands and being close to them for extended periods of time. The government haven’t yet stated that it’s unsafe to do non-essential things like get your nails done (although some would argue that that is pretty essential). However, in situations like this, it’s always the ‘frivolous’ things that take the first hit – such as...

Imagine this: a client steps into your salon thinking of a worry-free afternoon while having her nails done, you suddenly realized that you there is still an equipment you need to install in your business station to assure anyone stopping by to have a trouble free manicure and pedicure session. You noted that your staff still wear masks which may leave clients thinking what hideous stench they are keeping themselves from smelling, while they (clients) have to smell or endure whatever those toxins are.  Even though health inspectors report that chemicals trapped in salons are not that hazardous to health...