Corona rules at the hairdresser: when will all restrictions apply to customers?

Created: 04/01/2022, 13:15

By: Andrea Stettner

So far, stricter corona rules have applied in hairdressing salons than in other shops.

But that will soon be over.

Washing, cutting, blow-drying, and all of this very close to the customer - this is part of the core business of every hairdressing salon.

Because hairdressers cannot comply with the required distance rules in their work, particularly strict corona rules always applied to hairdressers during the pandemic - up to 2G plus*.

But that will soon come to an end.

Stricter corona rules often apply to hairdressers because they work close to the customer.

© Ronny Hartmann/dpa

Corona rules at the hairdresser: Restrictions will be lifted from April 3rd

Because the

all far-reaching corona measures will largely no longer apply to people in Germany after this date - including for hairdressing customers.

For example, from April 3rd, vaccination, test and recovery certificates will no longer be required in public life.

Only a so-called

should be maintained nationwide.

This includes, for example, wearing (FFP2) masks in local public transport (ÖPNV) as well as in hospitals and nursing homes.

Stricter restrictions are now only planned for hotspots, and the individual countries decide on their implementation.

What do the new Corona rules mean for hairdressing customers?

For

, this means for appointments

:

• Masks

  are not compulsory

  .

• Wearing a simple mouth and nose protector is recommended on a voluntary basis.

• No more 2G or 3G proof

  required.

High infection numbers have postponed the start of the opening phase

The third opening phase, which the federal and state governments had decided, should actually

But because the number of infections is still rising and the hospitalization rates are high, many state governments have initiated a transitional phase, which

April 2 ends.

From March 20th, the home office obligation also ended.

Since then, employers have again been free to decide whether to allow home office or to return to the mandatory office presence.

The obligation to provide proof of vaccinations and tests at the workplace has also become obsolete since then.

IPPEN.MEDIA.