How should beauty pros interpret industry guidelines when it’s not clear what’s recommended and what's actually required? Guidelines were meant to make the process of reopening our businesses as safe as possible, but instead, they’ve often been confusing. We use examples from California and Illinois to analyze the specific language and discuss the implications for salons and their clients.

(Recorded Thursday, May 28, 2020. Interpretations subject to change.)

Resources:

Personal Care Services Guidelines (Illinois)

Be Safe Chicago: Be Safe. Personal Services (Chicago, IL)

COVID-19 Industry Guidance: Hair Salons and Barbershops (California)

Behindthechair.com - Your State-by-State Guide to Salon Reopenings

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