SALON SAFETY HANDBOOK

DO YOU SAFELYEconomists say this is a recession-proof industry. Of course. People with heads, skin, and/or nails are found everywhere! If you dedicate your time, energy, and finances to hone cosmetology skills, your passion and dedication typically generate happy patrons.Beauty is an inherently risky business. Constant exposure to toxins absorbed through the skin and breathing volatile organic compounds (VOC's) can lead to chronic health problems for many service providers.If you provide services for pay as a hair braider, traditional stylist, barber, blow-dry specialist, nail technician, aesthetician, or similar, often too late, you discover you are not adequately prepared for your career to end.YOU Matter. My mission is to help beauty professionals develop a holistic health and safety culture no matter how or where they practice. Early recognition and planning will help you dramatically increase the likelihood of a positive career outcome. Do you, safely.

-- MARY REED - JOHNSON