Guv Changes Mind On Opening Salons, Barber Shops

Be sure to order the genuine Flowbee, not that cheap knock-off Suck Kut you may have seen promoted on Wayne's World. As Garth says, "It really does suck."

Hair salons were not being forced to open and no customers were being forced to go there. The ones that need more time to prepare could have stayed closed. The virus is still going to exist on June 1. Worried hairdressers are already saying June 1 is too soon. Will barbers need to stay closed until there is a vaccine? If barbers are outlawed, only outlaws will have barbers.

Check this out.

NJ barber creates shields on wheels to keep customers healthy

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HerbZ: Hence, it is time to consider a Flowbee, although they are currently on back-order. One can also get a hair thinner brush from Amazon. A friend used one, and the result is a stylish,fashion-forward weed-wacker/alopecia look.
Seriously, the idea of a phased re-opening is to re-open early businesses that have a low rate a transmission first, followed by those with higher rates of transmission. We will not stop people from getting infected, or dying, but we will be able to keep the health care system from getting overwhelmed as we get natural immunity for an ever greater pool of survivors. As more people gain natural immunity, the rate of transmission even in high risk areas like hair cutting will be lower, until it reaches near zero with herd immunity. Right now, I am fine with eating a a restaurant outside in the sun, where the risk of transmission is low. For a haircut, however, my haircutter generally has her face less than a two feet from mine, with her hands touching my scalp and face, so the risk of transmission is high, so it's best if a large portion of her customers are immune.

What about using plexi glass shields between work stations six feet apart inside, and allowing blow drying stations to be set up outside the shop six feet apart? I also saw several videos about people making hugging safe by using clear shower curtains with sleeves for arms made of shower curtains and tape, what about a shower curtain cubicle with sleeves on all 4 sides so the hairdresser can reach through and cut and style the customers hair without worrying about being so close to the customer? They could use a circular shower curtain rod to hang it from the ceiling. That might work for blow drying also. There must be a creative way to make it possible for stylists to work safely until we get an effective cure or vaccine.