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— How tools are cleaned26 July 2026

Spraying Tools Is Not Disinfection

Why a quick spray is not enough to protect you.

You will see many salons quickly spray tools and wipe them. It looks clean. It is not enough.

Real disinfection needs full soaking for the exact time written on the disinfectant label — including the handles.

We soak. We don’t just spray.

Published 26 July 2026

— Based Aesthetics · Kilpauk, Chennai
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