What is the primary source of allergens in a salon?

The primary source of allergens in a salon is often hair, skin, or chemical products used during services. These materials can release various allergens that might trigger allergic reactions in clients or staff. Hair and skin can carry dander and other organic particles, while chemical products, such as hair dyes, styling products, and other salon treatments, may contain synthetic fragrances, preservatives, or other allergens that can contribute to sensitivity or allergic reactions.

Understanding this source is crucial for maintaining a safe and comfortable environment for everyone in the salon. While dust from furniture, unclean air conditioning systems, and employees' personal products can contribute to overall air quality and comfort, they are not typically the primary allergens directly related to services performed in a salon setting. Therefore, the impact of hair, skin, and chemical products stands out as the most significant concern in this context.