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Beauty Salons in Sarajevo started operating after a 45-day Break

Published: May 3, 2020
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After a long time, the hairdressing salons in Sarajevo are opened to customers.

It was one of the mitigation measures during the coronavirus pandemic brought by the Federal Civil Protection Headquarters.

The salons started operating after a 45-day break, which, as they confirmed in the interview, was greatly welcomed by hairdressers and customers alike.

“I have to admit, the customers are happy for us, and we are for them as well. Of course, we abide by all the prescribed measures,” one hairdresser told Avaz.

They jokingly added that this time they had more to do than usual given the period during which customers were denied access to salons and that many could hardly wait to sit in a chair and get a haircut of their choice. 

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