Salon Hygiene Checklist: Things Your Beautician Should be Careful About

Salon hygiene can be roughly divided into three areas: the products and equipment used (here we'll also add salons), the service provided, and the salon professionals themselves. On the contrary, the obvious signs of an untidy room are:

Unclean equipment and expired products

messy service

unfinished professional

Here are the things to keep in mind whenever you visit a salon or book an in-home salon service

Equipment and products not sanitized

Hair Combs and Brushes: Are They Sanitized Before Use?

Dandruff travels fast and lice too fast. Itchy scalp is another common complaint. In most salons and salons, hairdressers rarely stop to clean their brushes, combs and even scissors before starting work on the next client. Make sure the comb you use for your haircut or styling comes straight out of the sterilizer and not the sleeve of the stylist's bag.

Towels and other clothes: are they washed regularly?

Do you know what turns my stomach? towels with stains on them. It doesn't matter if it's stubborn hair dye or henna stains (which you're likely to get if you ask the salon staff), if it's not spotless, don't use it. The same goes for clothes provided for facials and waxing.

Manicure and Pedicure Tools: Are They Sterile?

The easiest way to sterilize manicure and pedicure tools, i.e. nail clippers, files, cuticle pushers and orange sticks, is to soak them in a solution of antiseptic liquid (Dettol, Savlon, etc.) and water for 2-3 minutes. Ideally, this can be done just before your service starts. This simple act can prevent nail fungus as well as other bacterial and viral nail infections.

Hall floors and furniture: are they clean?

Have the floors been cleaned after the haircut, have the counters been wiped down, are the stateroom beds spotless? Antique floors, clean counters, and spotless beds and chairs are telltale signs of a well-run salon that provides stellar service to its customers.

Product: Are they still usable?

Using expired products can cause skin and hair reactions, especially facial products. Always make sure the product being used is not nearing its expiration date, rather than throwing it away prematurely, whether it is suitable for you or not.

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