What should be done with toe separators after each client?

Using a new set of toe separators for each client is essential for maintaining hygiene and preventing cross-contamination. This practice ensures that any bacteria, fungi, or viruses that may be present on one client's toes do not get transferred to another client. Personal hygiene is a critical aspect of nail care, and using disposable or new toe separators emphasizes the importance of sanitation in a professional setting.

Additionally, even when toe separators are cleaned or disinfected, there is a risk that they might not be completely free of pathogens. By providing each client with a fresh set, you can ensure a higher standard of cleanliness and help protect both the client and the practitioner from potential infections.

This practice aligns with the industry standards for infection control and is commonly adopted in salons that prioritize client safety and well-being.