In light of the cautious reopenings throughout the country, going to a nail salon could create a great deal of concern.
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- - in light of the cautious- reopenings throughout the - country, going to a nail salon- could create a great deal of- concern.- news 25's victoria bailey spend- the day at a local nail - salon that's taking all the - necessary precautions to- ensure safety.- - "this covid-19 is a whole new world" a world where a trip to the - salon now comes with many rules- and - - - - regulations.- "when you come in you're gonna be washing your hands before yo- sit down.
- as far as even nails or hair, i- you're not feeling well and you- call for your - - - - appointment, we ask that you- don't come in.
Reschedule, unti- you're feeling better.- some people who are asymptomati- and don't know, we've been- recommended to- take temperatures before they - sit down just in case," owner of suger plum nails and - hair fahamivu anthony says in - preparation to welcome customer- back, she took every- - - - precaution.
- "no waiting as far as the waiting area.
He also talked- about social distancing and - - - - making sure we sanitize before- and after each client which is- also regulated by - the state board, so that's- something we would've already - been doing but we're doing- that on top of the regular deep- cleaning that we do the extra - deep cleaning.
When - - - - you finish your service we make- sure that we sanitize your chai- and any tools or utensils - we used" many salons will have shields u- separating the customer from- - - - the nail tech to ensure safety- and must have an appointment to- receive service.- anthony says her top priority - for her employees as well as- customers is safety.- "we want to make sure we're not giving anybody anything and we- want to make sure - no one brings anything to us ou- staff
Each of the four phases is scheduled to last for a minimum of three weeks, according to the announcement, but could last longer...