Governor Andrew Cuomo made the call in order to prevent the spread of coronavirus.
Now, those businesses in New York State who have not yet shuttered their doors will be forced to do so, according to a
from New York governor Andrew Cuomo. The order, which goes into effect at 8 p.m. on Saturday, March 21, and extends until further notice, includes impacts a wide range of businesses.to announce the news, tweeting: "NY, CT, NJ, and PA will temporarily close all barbershops, nail & hair salons, tattoo shops, & similar services in our four states effective tomorrow at 8PM. These temporary closures are not going to be easy, but they are necessary to protect the public health.
While it's uncertain how long the closures will last, one thing is clear: the order will have a devastating effect on folks who work in the. Salon owners, hairstylists and colorists, nail technicians, makeup artists, tattoo artists and piercers, aestheticians, and many more will all feel the massive impact over the next few months, possibly years.
Even before the closures were officially ordered, industry workers were taking a hit. Arizona-based stylist Lauren Franz-Mauer recently: "Clients are canceling because they’re scared. I’m scared too. I have no plan for this. I depend on my income on a day to day basis. If I’m not behind the chair, I’m not making money."
But loyal customers can still find ways to ease the financial burden their beloved salons and other service-based businesses face, even if getting in-person services isn't possible for the foreseeable future. Buying pre-paid gift cards or products, requesting online consultations, and promoting their pages on social media are all simple ways to show support.
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