How to Disinfect with Barbicide in the Salon
The Iconic Blue of Barbicide: A Salon Essential
For years, Barbicide has been a cornerstone of hygiene in salons, trusted by stylists and beauticians alike. Proper disinfection is key to maintaining a clean, safe environment for both your clients and staff. Follow these steps to ensure your salon is practicing effective infection control.
Mix It:
The correct Barbicide dilution is crucial for ensuring proper disinfection:
Disinfect all non-porous surfaces in your salon, and make sure to dispose of single-use items such as nail files, neck strips, or cotton pads after each client.
Pro Tip: "If you can, immerse it. If not, spray it!"
Immersion for Tools:
For items like combs, brushes, shears, and nail clippers:
Immerse tools in Barbicide for 10 minutes to ensure complete disinfection.
Rinse with clean water once the contact time is up.
Dry and store sanitized tools in an air-tight container.
Change the Barbicide solution every 24 hours or sooner if it becomes visibly contaminated.
Spray It for Surfaces:
For larger surfaces such as salon chairs, counters, mirrors, and sinks:
Spray the surfaces, ensuring they remain visibly wet for 10 minutes.
After the contact time, wipe surfaces down with a clean cloth to remove any excess solution.
Additional Tips for Salon Hygiene:
Sanitize Between Clients: Make sure all shared equipment like combs, scissors, and brushes are cleaned thoroughly after each use.
Single-Use Items: Dispose of items like gloves, towels, and capes after each client to maintain hygiene.
Visible Sanitation Stations: Make it easy for clients to see your cleaning procedures to foster trust and confidence.
Salon Hygiene Done Right
By following these simple yet effective steps, your salon can remain a clean and professional environment for your clients. Barbicide has been the trusted name in salon disinfection since 1947, helping professionals maintain the highest standards of hygiene.