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Kern County nail salons may begin indoor operations, with adaptations

State health officials say nail salons can reopen in Kern County under specific health guidelines. One local salon owner said they did not open outdoors because of the heat and the smoke, but the nail technicians are excited to get back to work. She said they'll work to make sure they are in compliance in the coming days and then plan to reopen.

By: Veronica Morley

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BAKERSFIELD, Calif. — Kern County Chief Administrative Officer Ryan Alsop announced that nail salons throughout the state, along with Kern County, may begin indoor operations with adaptations.

Alsop said it does not matter what the tier status of the county is, nail salons will be able to reopen as long as they follow state and county health guidelines.

Per State of CA, today: All nail salons, in #KernCounty may begin indoor operations, with adaptations. All nail salons may resume indoor operations, with guidance, all across CA, no matter Tier status. Guidance: https://t.co/f5Jwpw5HGm
— Ryan J. Alsop (@KernCAO) September 22, 2020

Nail salons were given the go-ahead from the state during the COVID-19 update from the California Department of Public Health. State officials said it is up to the individual county to determine how to resume indoor operations.

Alsop said reopening of indoor operations will be limited, with restrictions and adaptations. Officials are awaiting potential updated State guidance for this industry.

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Kern County nail salons may begin indoor operations, with adaptations

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