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The Prime Minister, Boris Johnson MP, announced on Monday 10 May that the next phase of the lockdown would be going ahead as planned in England from Monday 17 May. 

Yesterday on Thursday 13th August, it was announced by the UK Government that all hairdressers in England will need to wear a type II face mask and visor that covers the face, from Saturday 15th August.

Great news for all hair and beauty businesses, as it was recently announced by the HM Treasury that the temporary tax cut for PPE has been extended until the end of October.

Now that UK beauty salons and nail bars are preparing for their re-opening on Monday 13^th July, it’s important to assess the different types of treatments you can provide under the new guidelines.

On Thursday 9^th July, it was announced that you will be unable to provide treatments directly to the face such as facial waxing, eyelash treatments and make-up applications, due to the much greater risk of transmission.

However, there is still an array of other treatments you can offer your clients that save time and money…

Great news for beauty salons, nail bars, tattoo studios and physical therapy businesses as last night on Thursday 9^th July, the Government announced they can re-open from Monday 13^th July following a newly released set of guidelines.

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