How can salons reduce the risk of allergen transmission?

Ensuring well-engineered air systems is critical for reducing the risk of allergen transmission in salons. Such systems can include proper filtration, circulation, and ventilation, which help to contain and eliminate airborne allergens. Effective air systems can filter out particles like dust, pollen, and chemical vapors, thus improving air quality and reducing the likelihood of an allergic reaction among clients and staff.

While open air ventilation can play a role in improving air quality, it might not be as efficient in controlling specific allergens as a well-designed air system that incorporates specialized filters designed to capture smaller particles. Limiting the number of clients might help in managing exposure but does not address the underlying air quality issue. Using cloth towels exclusively may raise concerns regarding hygiene and can retain allergens rather than removing them from the environment effectively.