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Salon 49 Hair Design

Locality: Kingscote, South Australia

Phone: +61 8 8553 2095

Address: 49 Dauncey Street 5223 Kingscote, SA, Australia

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24.01.2022 We are excited to welcome Jade Hinton to our team Jade is a local girl who grew up on KI and is a talented young hairdresser. You may recognise her from the amazing work she did earlier this year, post fires, at the Western End of KI with the recovery centre. This earning her a Young Achiever Award ... Today gaining some valuable insight from our favorite icon of the industry "Richard"

19.01.2022 So, this is how we’re styling hair now...

16.01.2022 Happy Mother's Day to all our wonderful Mums

13.01.2022 Please phone or msg 0408836322 Can deliver to Kingscote & Brownlow area Payments can also be made via Bank Transfer if needed

12.01.2022 Ok I think we may have started a source of entertainment to get us through at the moment. Thanks to Andrea McClaren for this one Keep them comming!

10.01.2022 Information regarding our response to the emerging COVID-19 situation Important message from the Kangaroo Island Medical Clinic Doctors to the community of Kan...garoo Island Sunday, 22nd March, 2020 To our fellow Kangaroo Islanders, We at the Kangaroo Island medical clinic would firstly like to say that we stand with you and for you during this unprecedented time of health emergency across the world, from which we on Kangaroo Island are not immune. We at the clinic - our doctors, nurses and administrative staff are working calmly and proactively to keep you (and ourselves) as safe and as healthy as we possibly can in the weeks and months ahead. You will have noticed a number of changes in the way we are doing business and structuring our appointments, and I do ask you to keep a close eye on our Facebook page, our website and the Islander for updates, bearing in mind of course that as the pandemic escalates, this advice may well be changing from one day to the next. Our doctors are also your emergency and inpatient and critical care doctors at the Hospital, together with an excellent team of nurses and auxiliary staff. We have your back all of you, but we are going to be busy - And we need your help. That is why we feel it is important to put out a message that we hope the whole community will understand and participate in. We must stick together. There are as of 12 noon Sunday 22nd March no confirmed cases of Covid-19 on Kangaroo Island - but if they are not here already, they will come. We believe the time has now arrived to practise dedicated physical distancing. 1. WHAT WE MEAN BY DEDICATED PHYSICAL DISTANCING Before you leave your own home, please ask yourself is it absolutely necessary? - From this point on, large family gatherings, birthday parties, going to the gym and just about any meal out in a café, restaurant or pub fall into the category of NOT necessary. So please do not go. If the answer is yes, necessary, ask yourself can it be substituted? - Can you work from home? Can you live stream an event? Can you do meetings via teleconference or Facetime? Can your meals or drinks be takeaway or home delivered? I have seen a number of Kangaroo Island businesses and organisations already moving to a different way of doing business, and we thank them for being proactive in that respect. If it cannot be substituted, can it be postponed? - If it can, postpone it. And be prepared for it to be postponed for months, not weeks. If it cannot be postponed, ask yourself: have you been honest with the above questions? - If no, please reconsider. This is serious. If you have been honest, there should NOT be many reasons left to go out in public. But there will be some. For example, to do the weekly shop. Please be assured that, even in Italy, where the situation is dire and tragic, the supermarkets and pharmacies remain open. Our freight will keep coming. Our supermarkets will not close. There is no need to hoard or panic buy. Think about others. But, when you go out go alone. Perhaps you could offer to do the shopping for your elderly neighbour and leave it on the doorstep. But please, minimise the time you spend out, keep physical distance from others, wave a lot (we are good at that on Kangaroo Island), but avoid touching people, and please, please practice exceptional hand hygiene with regular hand sanitisation, although there is nothing better than 20 seconds of proper scrubbing with soap and running water. 2. AM I COMING DOWN WITH SOMETHING?? If you or your children are sick, even with a sniffle, please stay home completely. We would encourage you, if sick, to stay home completely for a full 2 weeks. But for further guidance, watch our regular updates and if unwell, ring the medical clinic for further advice. 3. SCHOOLS At this stage, schools remain open and the decision to close schools will be made by state or federal government. We have been asked by many people what our stance is towards keeping children at home and not at school or childcare. Should you keep your children home? Our answer is YES - But Not if it means grandparents or vulnerable people caring for them. Not if it means they don’t actually stay home (eg. hanging out in groups or at friends’ houses). Not if it means essential workers or healthcare workers can’t work. Reducing class numbers will help with healthy spacing and creates more opportunities for those teachers and child care workers who may be vulnerable to be moved out of classes. To those teachers and school and childcare staff who remain, we say thank you: you are valued highly for everything you do. 4. THE RECOVERY EFFORTS ON KANGAROO ISLAND Furthermore, we know that many of you are living on disaster sites after the bushfires. We have been advocating to council and other representative bodies, and will continue to do so, that provision must be made to prioritize your safety and living circumstances as we move towards winter. We believe that bushfire recovery efforts constitute ‘essential services’ and we will support a coordinated community approach to the safe but sustained movement of essential traffic to and from the mainland. 5. TOURISM If your family or friends want to visit Kangaroo Island now is NOT the time. Ask them to rebook later this year or in 2021. It is with great consideration of all factors that we have arrived at our FIRM VIEW that that TOURISM MUST STOP TODAY. This is vital to enable us as your local health system to manage the potential influx of severely unwell people AS WELL AS our usual influx of emergency presentations as safely and as effectively as we can. 6. LOOKING AFTER OUR MENTAL WELLBEING IN ALL OF THIS For us, as locals, we are fortunate on Kangaroo Island in that we have easy access to remote and beautiful beaches and areas of wilderness where (unlike Bondi) we can walk, swim, surf, or sit without being in close proximity to others. Take advantage of this. And ring each other. Facetime, Skype each other. Whilst physically we must be apart, emotionally we must stay close together. 7. ITS ALL ABOUT TIMING We understand all too well what the impact will be of social (or physical) distancing, especially in a community so emotionally and economically traumatised by our recent bushfires. This new type of behaviour is not something we have to practise forever, but it is something we must practise right now to slow the spread of this virus. If we act now, when numbers in the community are low, we buy ourselves time and we can avoid completely overwhelming our already stretched and isolated health system, and we give ourselves the best chance of returning in some months to life without these measures. Every single one of you has an important part to play, including doing everything we can to make sure we protect the most vulnerable people who are likely to get very sick or, in some cases, die. And to those people the vulnerable we say to you: we have not forgotten you. It is for you that we are saying this. And we will be there for you.

09.01.2022 Happy Easter! Thinking of all our wonderful clients may your easter baskets be full of good health and lots of chocolate

07.01.2022 After much deliberation we would like to inform you that Salon 49 is re-opening for business on the 4th May 2020. We welcome you back and look forward to seeing you again. We understand that getting your hair done can make you feel better and we ask that you please respect the following changes that we have implemented to enable you to have your hair done.... We will be carefully following the health and safety guidelines in relation to the management of COVID-19. Firstly and MOST IMPORTANTLY for the safety and wellbeing of everyone we ask that if you are unwell with any cold or flu like symptoms including: cough, sneezing, sore throat, runny nose, fever, shortness of breath, fatigue ect.. YOU MUST NOT ATTEND YOUR APPOINTMENT. Please call the salon on 85532095 to reschedule for another time. If you arrive for an appointment showing any of these symptoms I am sorry but you will be refused service. We are restricted to the amount of clients that we are able to service at one time so we do ask for your patience and understanding as appointment times and stylist availability will be limited. Appointment bookings are essential (NO walk in’s) to ensure we have the correct amount of staff and clients in the salon at the one time. We also ask that you please attend your appointment alone as we cannot accommodate extra people. Having said that we will be able to have 1 parent only attend with their young child for a haircut. We will be sending appointment reminders and policy reminders via text message prior to your appointment. It is important that you please read the message and reply as asked. If you only have a landline we will call you. On arrival you will be required to use the hand sanitiser that we have supplied this is not negotiable. We will not be offering any hot or cold beverages or any reading material but you are most welcome to bring your own bottled water and reading material to your appointment. We are working through a list of clients that we had to cancel due to our closure and who would still like an appointment if this is you and you haven’t yet heard from us please give us a call at salon 85532095. For those that have contacted us recently regarding an appointment for when we open please be patient as we try to arrange this. If you haven’t heard back straight away we haven’t forgotten you we are just simply trying to do our best to accommodate everyone safely with limited space and limited bookings available at the one time. One thing that will remain is our friendly professional service. Thank you From Chris and the staff at Salon 49

05.01.2022 Thanks Andrea McClaren I think your enjoying this

04.01.2022 Any one needing a Temporary colour fix to get you through? Or wanting to purchase any of your favorite products Please phone or text 0408836322

04.01.2022 Thanks for this one Brenda Hilder

01.01.2022 Last Saturday our beautiful Amber was married To have something to celebrate amongst all this craziness was so wonderful. Congratulations Mr and Mrs Tyley