Predictors of Preventive Behaviors Against the Common Acute Respiratory Viral Infections among Female Hairdressers in Urmia: Application Extended Protection Motivation Theory

Temporary black tattoos often cause sensitization and skin reactions can occur if subjects are later exposed to hair dyeing. A recent Danish study investigated hairdressers’ professional and personal exposures and compared the frequency of temporary tattoos among hairdressers with the general population [1]. It seems likely that participants who had a temporary tattoo were exposed to paraphenyl...

In order to retain customers, hairdressers usually persuade customers to be their members by offering membership card. This paper studies how to set up their recommendation system in the hairdressers. According to the membership information and consumer behavior, the hairdresser provides personalized recommendation to different members and lets customers experience personalized choices. A recom...

In this study, a total of 341 questionnaires were used to analyze the effect hairdressers' multidimensional perfectionism and repetitive thinking on job performance through SPSS 21.0. The results survey are as follows. First, Multidimensional (Self-oriented, Other-oriented, Social imposition) appeared in three dimensions, Repetitive thought (Abstract, Specific) two Job stress (Education, Physic...

BACKGROUND Hairdressers are at risk for occupational respiratory diseases, but the risk factors, causal agents, and underlying mechanisms are not completely defined. AIM To describe the features of a large group of hairdressers consecutively referred to our center for suspected occupational asthma (OA) over an 8-year period, the type of occupational respiratory diseases, the etiologic agents,...

BACKGROUND Hairdressers often come into contact with various chemical substances which can be found in hair care products for washing, dyeing, bleaching, styling, spraying and perming. This exposure can impair health and may be present as skin and respiratory diseases. Effects on reproduction have long been discussed in the literature. METHOD A systematic review has been prepared in which pub...

a randomized cross sectional epidemiologic study about the occupational health problems of hairdressers was conducted in tehran in 1988. the sample selected for survey consisted of 200 women and 398 men- study findings indicated that the working hours were often irregular and overtime. evaluation of working conditions showed that the female hairdressers were more exposed to noise than male. the...

conclusions the intervention was successful in improving most aspects of hairdressing. in women, safety and healthy behaviors were affected more than men. however, in men salons, environmental and physical conditions had greater improvement. we suggest that health educational programs for hairdressers should be integrated into their training course. results the findings revealed a significant i...

Much occupational disease in Europe is skin related and is mostly eczemas, usually on the hands (Dickel et al., 2001). In Britain, there are 31 000 cases of skin diseases that are reported by the sufferers to be work-related (HSE, 2005). Occupational dermatitis is a well-known problem among hairdressers, as either irritant contact dermatitis or allergic contact dermatitis, or often a combinatio...