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hairdressers will be allowed to open, from 4. July - and, clearly, it's not a moment too soon for thousands of customers who are desperate for a trim.

"We have a Waiting List of More Than 2,000 people," said Kate Davies, who operates four Myla and Davis, hairdressers in South London have built.

Amid mounting speculation that the lockdown would be facilitated, which opened for large parts of the services sector, Ms Davies, your appointment calendar a few weeks ago.

July is already full, She Said , and there is now a great rush to the salons of the time. Open up you require to cope with an additional four hours per day.

"We can't wait to get Back To work and we have planned our re-opening schedule around the 2m distance rule. We are not planning to change that, although the switch to the 1m-plus easy the load a little," She Said .

"Our salons can be busy work, at around 65%, even if the wearing of visors is very cumbersome, and bring their own problems, especially for the well-being of our workers back are in dealing with customers-to-back. "

Prime Minister Boris Johnson expects the huge demand for a hair cut, as he announced the easing of the blockade after More Than three months,

He Said : "Almost as eagerly awaited, as a beer will be, a new hair cut, especially from me, and so we open a hairdressers, with proper precautions, including the use of sun visors. "

The Details of The new guidelines are expected to be announced shortly, but are expected to include the use of protective screens, and an increase in the facilities for washing hands.

the Busy preparations

"We have already upset many texts and calls from customers be able to return to The Salon ," said Dale Hollins-head, runs Hazel & Haydn, in Birmingham's Jewellery Quarter .

"It was a long lockdown for all of us," He Said . His salon has two floors to handle the power of the social distancing will be a little easier, he reckons.

"We have already been busy in The Salon for the opening in The Last few weeks and have plastic screens in place and markings on the floor to go and ready for action.

"We have a number of plastic-visors and face masks for staff, and do all what is require otherwise the policy to ensure that everyone is safe. "

The Salon is to extend the opening hours from 8 until 8pm, when it re-opened at 4. July , and stylists are working on shifts in teams to reduce The Number of people that customers come in contact with.

"We're really Looking Forward to getting Back To business," said Mr Hollins head said.

Embracing the new Normal

"We are very excited about The News that we are finally open again," said Belle Cannan, co-founder of Salon Sloane in London's Chelsea. "We all want to get Back To work and our customers are excited to see us. "

you had to open the preparation, based on 2m social distancing, but welcomed the reduction to 1m, saying: "It means that we will be able to work with about 75% capacity instead of 50%.

"We have remained in contact with customers by lockdown to help with advice to avoid hair disasters. Then a couple of weeks we have started, provisional appointments, and The Phone is already very active. "

customers face-masks are offered, while the stylists wear light visors. Other changes will see a hand disinfection station for customers, and The Reception , you will be shielded.

Ms Cannan says: "It is some of our usual influences had to go, as with tea, coffee or magazines to customers. You also have to be on your own clothes and hang their own layers. "

But she is sure that clients have the attitude: "people who have been waiting so long for this that you will be happy with the new Normal . "

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Source of news: bbc.com