Hairdressers face the first day of the de-escalation plan with a lot of work after almost 50 days of confinement. Some establishments like, ‘Barberiarte’, in Santa Cruz de Tenerife confirm to Radio Club Tenerife of Cadena SER that “the agenda is full until Thursday”, as claimed by one of its owners, Arthemi Delgado.
He acknowledges that both he and his co-worker will have to extend their hours in order to accommodate the entire clientele; “about 20 clients a day”, Delgado acknowledges. Confirm that you are facing this new stage “very optimistic” and is confident of being able to recover part of the income lost during confinement; near “5.000 euros”.
Barberiarte, Santa Cruz de Tenerife / Cadena SER
However, unlike Tenerife, Gran Canaria, La Palma, Fuerteventura and Lanzarote, in El Hierro -like La Gomera or La Graciosa- they begin this Monday in phase 1 where, among other things, it is allowed that the terraces of bars and restaurants can have an occupancy of 50% or can meet a maximum 10 people in the same home.
Yuri Gutiérrez, owner of ‘Peluquería Yuri’ in Frontera (El Hierro), says she feels “a lucky person” for going back to work. He believes that hair salons are necessary and this has not been an easy confinement time.
The hairdresser’s agenda is complete until next week, you will not be able to count on the employee you had until March 14 (day of the announcement of the alarm state) and “I will have to attend to the clients calmly; before I could give four attempts at the same time but now it will not be possible.”
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