The folks we trust to keep our hair on-point aren’t at work. Here’s how to do right by them right now.
You’re probably on a schedule. You understand that your haircut requires regular visits to your barber (every three to four weeks to be exact). But social distancing is our new normal, and that throws a wrench into even the best laid plans.
As the coronavirus sweeps across the globe, and state governments are mandating the closure of non-essential business in an effort to flatten the curve, service industry professionals are bearing much of the weight. It’s why your gym is closed, your favorite restaurant has switched to take-out only, and why your local barbershop is dark. Haircuts themselves may or may not pose a risk of coronavirus infection, but the fact that the CDC has advised against gatherings of 10 or more people and social distancing measures advise keeping six feet away from other people means a haircut is unlikely in your near future.
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