Exclusive: Risk assessments, not government guidelines, will allow hairdressers to reopen
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telegraph.co.ukclosed to the public since March 24. The government gave hairdressers the green light to reopen for retail services on June 15, offering ‘click and collect’ for products, but services such as haircuts and colour treatments can’t resume until July 4 ‘at the very earliest’.
We can reveal the risk assessment each salon will have to undertake before reopening doors to the public. Up until now, hairdressers and beauty salons have been waiting on a set of government guidelines to be issued, in order for them to safely reopen.
A senior government source said, “It is important to keep in mind once the guidance is finalised it will be designed to provide a practical framework for businesses to interpret and implement in a way that is appropriate for.
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