thanks for your point of view you make a good point. I was also taken back seeing the thread in her mouth which is what prompted me to write the article. The eyebrow threader actually never touches the person's eyebrow with her hand nor does the saliva end of the thread come in contact, only the scissors and the brush which are not soaked in solution and should be cleaned. I did not see any hand cleaner solution on her counter but I was more focused on the lack of sterilizing her tools. Asking someone to wash their hands first, even with those liquid cleaners, would probably be a good idea.
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thanks for your point of view you make a good point. I was also taken back seeing the thread in her mouth which is what prompted me to write the article. The eyebrow threader actually never touches the person's eyebrow with her hand nor does the saliva end of the thread come in contact, only the scissors and the brush which are not soaked in solution and should be cleaned. I did not see any hand cleaner solution on her counter but I was more focused on the lack of sterilizing her tools. Asking someone to wash their hands first, even with those liquid cleaners, would probably be a good idea.
September 6, 2009 - 7:34amThis Comment
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