Covid-19: Back-to-work guidelines in your area

By Julia Wray | Published: 16-Jun-2020
Regulatory

As lockdowns begin to ease, we ask experts about the new rules in place in several beauty hot-spots and how they can protect both employees and customers in workplaces from factories to salons

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The life of a personal care product – from ideation to safe arrival in the hands of the consumer – requires numerous individuals working in all manner of environments. From offices to laboratories, factories, warehouses, stores and salons – each workplace presents its own challenges for implementing the strictest of hygiene regimens and maintaining social distancing.

With Covid-19 lockdown restrictions easing at different rates across different countries and beauty manufacturing centres, we take a look at key workplace guidance from around the globe aimed at keeping employees, consumers and clients safe as beauty gets back to business.

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