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fargo hair salonsThere are a number of positive reasons for visiting a professional hair salon, some of which we will cover within this article, yet, there are still people wary of the whole hair salon experience. For those that prefer not to visit a high street salon, they can still have stylish looking hair by arranging for a professional stylist to visit in the comfort of their own home.

However, with home visits, you are missing out on one of the best pampering services only a hair salon can offer, while still paying a pretty premium for your hair to be styled or coloured.

With salons you get the benefit of not just one hair professional but a handful, all trained and educated in giving the customer the ultimate best advice and experience possible when considering a new look or hair colour.

Many salons have staff dedicated to just colouring, they understand the specific treatments involved so that a client has less chance of a wrong colour being prepared or in some cases an allergic reaction to the chemicals used.
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So how do you go about inspecting the salon's sanitation is a most secretive way can be? The following tips are helpful:

o 360 Fast glance around

You can double check the sanitation and cleanliness level of the hair salon you like to visit by just casually glancing around. And your first glance should be at the tray where they stack the tools of the trade (such as combs, brushes, scissors, rollers, and others). Do the combs and brushes seem to have other people's hair still stuck in them? Are they kind of oily? You might venture out a hand and rub a finger along a comb - if it feels oily, well, that is scalp oil from someone else (or a lot of other people) that you are feeling. A good salon will always make it a point to wash and disinfect such implements before using them on new clients.

o Talk it over

Check out the towels. Are they stacked neatly on a shelf? You might want to make discreet inquiries like "so who washes your towels?" in a casual way. Towels used by one customer, even for just drying that client's hair, should never be recycled for use on another customer without washing and drying first. Anyone who has learned gym jokes about fungus faces and other illnesses that come with sharing towels probably already knows that sharing towels is an excellent way to come down with something catching.

o Sneeze that hair out

You could also look at the hair accumulating on the floor - is it regularly swept up? Or do they let around five clients get haircuts first before they start sweeping the mess into a dustpan for disposal?

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