> PPE is good but hairstylists aren't usually trained in its proper use. Higher end salons use PPE for keratin treatments and offer them to their clients due t

> PPE is good but hairstylists aren't usually trained in its proper use. Higher end salons use PPE for keratin treatments and offer them to their clients due to the straightening chemicals (allegedly not formaldehyde but many products still contain). Also, nail salon techs had been starting to wear masks and even face shields due to powder coating and dust from dremeling gel coating and acrylics. I don't think there would be a high barrier to entry to transition wider PPE rollout across the field, because it's already implemented among some of the treatments.