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TYSM for giving me more details on your thoughts, it would actually make a lot of sense and would be of great benefit to providers in a way since lots of people have to work in less than sanitary spaces (broken showers, mold, not enough utilities for everyone). From what I've heard it can be...

Well, every parlour is different ofc, I can only talk about my own experience at the current place I'm working at rn. But yeah, I've had to explain often to clients stuff like skin to skin contact = possible sti risk, unprotected oral = possible sti transmission, cuts / blood = no go. The...

Yeah definitely; all my girlies get STI screening at the parlour directly, they're not mandatory but I've never seen anyone not want them / refuse to take them and we have so many amazing / perpetual conversations about sexual health. Our bodies are literally our bread-maker and precious work...

Can you clarify what you mean by this, are you talking about provider's ? Clients ? Both ?