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Saskatchewan Health & Sanitation information for salons and spas

Smart Start Consulting

Health & Sanitation information for salons and spas By far, one of the most asked questions when opening a salon and spa in Saskatchewan is: What are the rules I need to follow when opening a salon or spa in Saskatchewan? There is no easy answer to this one. It isn’t very clear.

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Elevated Hygiene for Make-up by Jaclyn Luongo

National Aesthetic Spa Network

As licensed spa professionals our #1 priority has always been safety and sanitation.

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PHysicians & the esthetician

Southeastern Esthetics Institute

Thorough organization of charting systems, patient and employee safety and sanitation practices, and consistent monitoring by supervisory staff is the key to medical spa success. Having daily and weekly communication when dealing with patients receiving treatment is critical.

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Data-Driven Advice for Health Care Workers Experiencing Contact Dermatitis

Dermatology Times

Matthew Zirwas, MD, addressed solutions to the toll consistent handwashing, sanitizing, and wearing gloves can take on hands.

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Legal Requirements, Liabilities, & Benefits of Estheticians Seeking W2 Employees

Southeastern Esthetics Institute

Bringing on additional team members can provide your clients with many more appointment opportunities and also provide you a helping hand with appointment booking, bookkeeping, ordering, sanitation, and much more. When managed properly, spa owners can grow their company and ensure financial success for many years to come.

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Do Lamps That Use UV-C Radiation to Kill Germs Pose Health Risks?

The Dermatology Digest

These lamps, which are designed to sanitize the air, objects, and surfaces, gained popularity for domestic use during the COVID-19 pandemic. Germicidal lamps using ultraviolet C (UV-C) radiation may pose health safety issues, according to a biomolecular analysis of their effects on apoptosis and senescence.

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How to Fix Brittle Nails in the Winter

Hollywood Institute

Use Gentle Hand Sanitizers and Hand Soaps Sadly, many of the products we use to keep our homes clean use harsh chemicals that can dry out and even damage our skin. These chemicals are also used in hand soaps and alcohol-based hand sanitizers. Don’t worry; you can still have classy winter nails, even without your usual colorful polish.