My son has just been diagnosed with impetigo. I only have 3 clients booked over next 2 days and was considering rescheduling as a precaution but grateful for any advice x
YES! Impetigo is a major no no. It is bacterial, is spread by touch and should not be in the salon at all let alone touching clients! I am sure it breaks HABIA guidelines.Right geeks.
Theres a girl in our salon who has impetigo, she has come in today as the clients she has booked in leave big tips so she doesn't want to risk loosing them! It is all over her face and tbh looks terrible. I had really sensitive skin and I'm not really happy about the fact she's come in.
Should she be at home? Se could infect clients aswell surly?
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Leprosy is one of the least infectious skin conditions in the world - most people are immune (just thought I would add that as in my day job I work for an organisation that works in leprosy control!)OMG, I just had to respond to this as i had this a few years ago and I was treated like a leper due to how contagious and virile this infection is!
I got it when I was living in Australia, it was horrible! It spread all over my neck and face and to everyone I had been in touch with, eek! I was firstly told by a pharmacist that it was coldsores..... but as it just kept getting worst, I ended up at a hospital clinic where they finally managed to diagnose it as impetigo. The doc, looked at me, held my face and then went oh dear, and stepped back apologising for being rude but that it was so contagious that he wouldn't be touching me again and promptly changed his gloves! He signed me off work (office job) for 10 days and told me limit my contact with my friends and family and try to stay home.
Cannot believe she has come to work - ignorant or selfish?!
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