Are mobile salons safe? Joyce Pring and Juancho Trivino share their experience
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Ever heard of a mobile salon? Kapuso couple Joyce Pring and Juancho Trivino tried this new concept and shared their experience.
Kapuso couple Joyce Pring and Juancho Trvino recently experienced the new concept of mobile hair salon, and they were satisfied of the result.
In an interview with 24 Oras, the couple shared that they enjoyed the experience.
“Nakapagpagupit na rin kami sa wakas after the quarantine and siyempre ang saya-saya namin kasi feel mo talaga na exclusive lang sa 'yo,” Juancho said.
Joyce then related that she felt safe during her hair treatment.
“I think 'yung feeling of safety is so important dito sa experience namin sa mobile salon,” she said.
Adding, “Kumpleto 'yung services and na-enjoy ko siya. It's very relaxing and at the same time, talagang lahat ng mga gusto mong ipagawa from cut, color and style, pwede nilang gawin.”
Souce: @joycepring
Meanwhile, Fred Penales, the mobile salon operator, said they screen everyone before accepting them as clients. Hairdressers and other employees also wear full personal protective equipment (PPE) and practice safety measures against COVID-19.
“Kailangan may screening muna kung sila ay pasado. Pagdating dito, tayong mga gumagawa ay naka-full PPE. Higit sa lahat, ina-adopt natin 'yung ginagawa ng Japanese na dapat mayroong negative pressure. Mayroon tayong pasukan ng hangin at labasan ng hangin.
“'Di na kailangang pumunta sa mall, lalung-lalo na 'yung mga senior nating kliyente, 'yung mga bata nating kliyente na hindi pa pinapayagang lumabas,” he said.
Barbershops and salons have been allowed to resume their operations last month.
