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Showing posts with label disinfecting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label disinfecting. Show all posts
Saturday, July 4, 2020
Barbicide Concerns
The 2020 Pandemic has everyone at a heightened concern about sanitation. I have always practiced universal precautions as to not spread disease. I have always kept disinfecting stations next to the sanitation stations.
These areas are NOT at a styling station unless the styling station has running water.
So I didn't have Barbicide at my styling station before the pandemic, and you will not find it at my current styling station.
Why?
Barbicide is corrosive. It eventually weakens combs and styling implements causing them to break apart especially if they stay immersed longer than the ten minutes that is required.
And if it destroys the integrity of combs, then can you imagine the damage to your hair?
Combs or implements removed from Barbicide should be rinsed or sprayed off with a water bottle prior to contact with someone's hair.
I personally prefer to use a spray disinfectant after thoroughly cleaning my implements in lieu of Barbicide immersion. I also keep plenty of implements ready for single use!
Due to social distancing measures, there is less client overlap and more time to clean implements for repetitive use.
I personally have several years experience working in the healthcare industry. I totally understand the need to remain in compliance with all healthcare guidelines put in place.
Anyone who has special concerns, please discuss at the time the appointment is being scheduled. Elderly, immune compromised, or those with loved ones in their immediate care that are in fragile in health should definitely discuss with their stylist upfront of their delicate situation.
Monday, November 11, 2013
Benefits of a Digital Triple Timer
I am still trying to get the rhythm of setting all three timers using this BonJour brand. It is designed to keep track of three different dishes that you may be cooking in the kitchen, but why limit it to kitchen use?
I will give you a second to think of all the times that a hairstylist could use a timer in the salon. Okay. Begin now.
How many uses did you think of for this digital triple timer?
Here's my list:
1) Deep Conditioning timer
2) Haircolor processing timer
3) Relaxer processing timer
4) Soft Curl/Body wave processing timer
5) Disinfectant timer for tool soaking or UV lighting
6) Roller set check
7) Laundry check
8) Multiple roller set and/or deep conditioning clients at one time under the dryers.
Did you think of anything else?
I will give you a second to think of all the times that a hairstylist could use a timer in the salon. Okay. Begin now.
How many uses did you think of for this digital triple timer?
Here's my list:
1) Deep Conditioning timer
2) Haircolor processing timer
3) Relaxer processing timer
4) Soft Curl/Body wave processing timer
5) Disinfectant timer for tool soaking or UV lighting
6) Roller set check
7) Laundry check
8) Multiple roller set and/or deep conditioning clients at one time under the dryers.
Did you think of anything else?
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