When is it appropriate to use a disinfecting spray in the salon?

Using a disinfecting spray after each client service is crucial for maintaining a safe and hygienic environment in the salon. This practice helps to eliminate pathogens and prevent cross-contamination between clients, which is vital for public health and safety. After each service, tools, equipment, and surfaces that have been in contact with the client should be thoroughly disinfected. This not only complies with state regulations and licensing requirements but also strengthens client trust and satisfaction.

Regular disinfection immediately following each service allows for a proactive approach to hygiene, reducing the risk of infections or diseases being transmitted. It is not sufficient to wait until the end of the day or to apply disinfectant only every hour, as pathogens can persist and multiply in between appointments. Similarly, relying on visual assessments of dirt can lead to neglecting invisible contaminants, emphasizing the importance of routine disinfection practices.