Reflections Salon

COVID-19 Information

On April 28, 2020 the Governor and State Health Officer modified Health Order #3. The modification does allow for Barber Shops and Cosmetology Salons to open May 1, 2020 in a limited capacity.
Statewide Public Health Order #3 (Modified)
Salons and Barber Shops may open, in limited capacity, under the following conditions:
At no time shall more than 9 people be present in a room or confined space.
Patrons may only be served at stations that are at least 6 feet apart from other stations serving patrons.
Staff must be screened at the beginning of their shift for symptoms of illness or exposure to a person with COVID-19 infection within the previous 14 days; staff with symptoms of illness or known exposure to a person with COVID-19 infection within the previous 14 days shall not be allowed to work.
All patrons must wear face coverings as much as possible when receiving service.
All staff must wear face coverings.
Service may be provided by appointment only.
The facility must maintain adequate records of its patrons, including names and telephone numbers, for purposes of COVID-19 tracing in the event that contact tracing is necessary.
The facility must maintain adequate records of its staff, for purposes of COVID-19 tracing in the event contact tracing is necessary.
No patron shall remain in a waiting area prior to receiving services.
Cleaning and sanitizing must be completed after each patron is served, including hand washing and surface sanitation.

Just to let everyone know what we are required to do:

On April 28, 2020 the Governor and State Health Officer modified Health Order #3. The modification does allow for Barber Shops and Cosmetology Salons to open May 1, 2020 in a limited capacity.
Statewide Public Health Order #3 (Modified)
Salons and Barber Shops may open, in limited capacity, under the following conditions:
At no time shall more than 9 people be present in a room or confined space.
Patrons may only be served at stations that are at least 6 feet apart from other stations serving patrons.
Staff must be screened at the beginning of their shift for symptoms of illness or exposure to a person with COVID-19 infection within the previous 14 days; staff with symptoms of illness or known exposure to a person with COVID-19 infection within the previous 14 days shall not be allowed to work.
All patrons must wear face coverings as much as possible when receiving service.
All staff must wear face coverings.
Service may be provided by appointment only.
The facility must maintain adequate records of its patrons, including names and telephone numbers, for purposes of COVID-19 tracing in the event that contact tracing is necessary.
The facility must maintain adequate records of its staff, for purposes of COVID-19 tracing in the event contact tracing is necessary.
No patron shall remain in a waiting area prior to receiving services.
Cleaning and sanitizing must be completed after each patron is served, including hand washing and surface sanitation.
To ensure clarity and answer questions regarding Governor Gordon's phased approach to easing restrictions and reopening business, the Wyoming Business Council will host 6 webinar meetings at 8:00 am and noon on Wednesday, April 29; Thursday, April 30; and Friday, May 1.

Hey Reflections Salon will be open Friday May 1st .
One client @ a time,
Call for appointment, 307-746-2646..
Can't wait to see you all....😎

To All of My Clients:
Hopefully we are on the downside of this mandated closure, & are looking forward to seeing everyone.
We are just waiting to hear of the restrictions that will be required, hopefully in the next few days, please be patient, I know it is hard to wait. As soon as we know & can meet requirements, I will be Open. Just want you to know you are Very Much Appreciated, Hope to see you soon. Dana @ Reflections, 307 -746- 2646....

Governor Gordon confirms COVID-19 Public Health Orders will remain in place through April 30

To All My Clients

The salon is empty
with a lonesome chair,
the scissors retired,
the floor free from hair.

Staying safe & healthy
Is priority number one
But we will still be here
When it is all done.

For now keep your family
Safe & so close
It's those kind of roots
That matter the most.

When all this is over
And we've beaten it too!
Come back & see us,
We'll still be here for you..👣

Sorry everyone...

Governor extends existing orders closing schools, businesses through end of April Gordon also directed "any individual coming to Wyoming from another state or country for non-work-related purpose to immediately self-quarantine for 14 days."