Disinfecting brushes, scissors, and hair clippers: a quick guide for hair salons
If you manage a hair salon, a barber shop, or a grooming parlor, the tools you use daily (brushes, scissors, clippers, combs, clips) pass from one client to another dozens of times a day. Each of these utensils can become a vector for transmitting bacteria, fungi, viruses, or parasites such as lice if not...
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Step-by-step SPA disinfection: how to ensure impeccable hygiene in treatment rooms and wet areas
A SPA center sells relaxation and confidence, but it operates in a warm and humid environment—the exact conditions where bacteria, fungi, and biofilm thrive most easily. From the massage cabin where the client's skin comes into direct contact with surfaces to the wet area where water stagnates in the jacuzzi, sauna, or showers, the...
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Hygiene in a beauty clinic: daily protocol for cosmetic, tattoo, and micropigmentation offices
Hygiene in a beauty, tattoo, or micropigmentation salon directly influences customer safety, reputation, and business continuity. The primary normative act establishing the standards for hygiene, sterilization, facility organization, and instrument handling is Ministry of Health Order no. 1648/2024. This has replaced and definitively repealed the old Order no. 1136/2007. Inspectors verify documents as well...
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SPA disinfectants: which products are suitable for massage beds, showers, and jacuzzis
Hygiene in a SPA center directly influences client safety, the venue's reputation, and compliance with sanitary regulations. Whether you manage a hotel SPA, an independent wellness center, or a relaxation area in a clinic or sports facility, you must apply clear cleaning and disinfection protocols for every type of surface. In practice, you have...
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Instruments in the nail salon: the difference between cleaning, disinfection, and sterilization explained simply
Cleaning, disinfection, and sterilization are three distinct stages in the reprocessing of reusable instruments. Each has a clear purpose and a different level of microbiological efficiency. If you confuse them or skip one of them, you compromise the safety of the entire workflow. In a nail salon, instruments come into direct contact with the...
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How to choose the right disinfectants for your barbershop: a comparison between alcohol and hydrogen peroxide
In a barber shop, hygiene is not just a legal obligation — it is an essential factor that protects your clients, your reputation, and your business. A Public Health Directorate (DSP) inspection that uncovers irregularities related to disinfection can lead to fines and harm client trust. This is why choosing the right disinfectants makes...
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Hygiene and disinfection guide for beauty salons
In the beauty industry, the first impression is not just about the salon's design or the friendliness of the team. Visible cleanliness and the feeling of a safe space carry significant weight in a client's decision to return. A client immediately notices if the reception desk is clean, if the floor is well-maintained, if...
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