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New safety protocols could present salon owners with financial hardship as they prepare to reopen their doors for business for the first time since spring.
To prevent the spread of the coronavirus, hair salons are required to operate at 50 percent of the maximum capacity, which could adversely impact revenue.
The cost of safety supplies like disinfectants, gloves and personal protective equipment could also put a strain on a salon owner’s budgets.
Fortunately, there’s a new initiative that will help support Black female salon owners and stylists with reopening efforts.
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