Brisk business as hair salons, TCM halls and home bakers resume operations in Singapore

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SINGAPORE - Hairdressing and barber shops saw brisk business on Tuesday (May 12) morning as customers queued to crop their shaggy manes after these premises were forced to shut for nearly three weeks.

A line of more than 10 people was spotted waiting outside the Snip Avenue salon at Bishan Street 13, while some of the other salons in the neighbourhood told The Straits Times that regular customers had called ahead to make appointments as soon as it was announced that hairdresser shops could reopen.

For instance, SafeEntry must be installed at hair salons and barbers as people are likely to be in close proximity in enclosed spaces for prolonged periods. Other businesses allowed to reopen include cake and dessert shops, laundry services, traditional Chinese medicine halls as well as home-based food businesses.

"Of course this might affect our business, but at this point, if we all do our part, we won't have to worry so much," she said. For popular home-based food businesses, demand has been so high that there are worries they will be unable to meet demand.

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