The week has been a damp one, this is being typed when it is too damp to be out, but much happened over the weekend such as a few more types of businesses being allowed to open such as Public Houses of which one of ours did for drinks.
They decided to leave meals a fortnight until they what demand is and if the lockdown doesn't return as this was the week before last the worst district in the West Midlands for Covid infections.
One other significant thing was the reopening of Barber's and Hairdressers from 6 AM Saturday as many places started on the dot as they had a large number of people to see.
This meant after a very long wait the mess that was my hair could finally get trimmed and tidied up on Wednesday although the trinity of PPE, Social Distancing and Hand Sanitizer were all present and in our case everything was appointment only.
Conversation was side and back in line with Public Health England guidelines and obviously all equipment including chairs disinfected and hair swept away before the next person was done.
I'll swear I weigh less for having it sorted out at last!
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Showing posts with label hairdressers. Show all posts
Friday, 10 July 2020
Friday, 29 May 2020
Bad hair days
It's all about the hair although fashion appears to get a look in with plenty of summery dresses that might be best bet right now.
Hair is in the news. No, I haven't been arrested for the state of my hair which has seen much better days like a good number of us following this lockdown stuff kicked off in mid March growing out all over place and making hair hats difficult.
It's like when can return to a cut and a styling while at same time having time served assistance dole out advice in a all girl therapy setting?
H M Government is saying sometime after July 4th those sectors where people work very close to customers for longish periods - say fifteen or more minutes - they can reopen so long as they show how they are going to keep us all two metres apart, avoid cross infection and not have too many people hanging about.
This said one group who represents barbers and hairdressers reckons they can be ready following the government guidelines for after June 15 IF they let them as they're ready to go already.
Seeing there will be a pent up demand for trims, restyling and colouring from many of us to me it appear to make sense if they can open that early to let them as it may well take two or three weeks to work through all of that.
Meanwhile I'll polish my handbag to use to get my place to the front of the line on the day as I've had enough of my hair.
I'll bet ya this thing was invented by a man!
Hair is in the news. No, I haven't been arrested for the state of my hair which has seen much better days like a good number of us following this lockdown stuff kicked off in mid March growing out all over place and making hair hats difficult.
It's like when can return to a cut and a styling while at same time having time served assistance dole out advice in a all girl therapy setting?
H M Government is saying sometime after July 4th those sectors where people work very close to customers for longish periods - say fifteen or more minutes - they can reopen so long as they show how they are going to keep us all two metres apart, avoid cross infection and not have too many people hanging about.
This said one group who represents barbers and hairdressers reckons they can be ready following the government guidelines for after June 15 IF they let them as they're ready to go already.
Seeing there will be a pent up demand for trims, restyling and colouring from many of us to me it appear to make sense if they can open that early to let them as it may well take two or three weeks to work through all of that.
Meanwhile I'll polish my handbag to use to get my place to the front of the line on the day as I've had enough of my hair.
I'll bet ya this thing was invented by a man!
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