It's likely. In the same way that some hair salons are only allowed to serve a certain number of customers at a time, spas may also begin operating with fewer customers for the next few months until it's safer to operate at normal capacity.
"To minimize the risk of exposure, we may begin to see the elimination of waiting areas, reduction of the number of workstations, fewer appointments, and other steps taken to distance clients from staff and each other," Jeff Alford, President and CEO of the Cosmetics Brands of North America (CBON) stated in a release.
Additionally, some spas may see a change in their intake processes. "The industry leaders are all putting out guidance on how to reopen," Glenn Hogle, president of Spa Revolutions told POPSUGAR. "In the reception areas, [people won't be] allowed to gather. They'll be served one at a time, and other people will have to wait outside."
Temperature checks upon entry may also be introduced, and some people might have to agree to sign a form stating whether or not they've recently been sick, though that's dependent on what state you live in.
