The Muskingum County Joint Unified Command Center announced updated guidance Monday allowing salons to sell personal care products such as hair spray and shampoo to customers.

The guidance comes after salons were instructed to close following Governor Mike DeWine’s orders earlier last month in an attempt to slow the spread of COVID-19.

The updated order requires that items be purchased online or by phone and picked up outside the business establishment.

“We encourage you to sanitize each product before placing it in a bag and washing or sanitizing your hands between each curbside pickup,” the recommendation instructed.

The notice also strongly encourages limiting availability to no more than four hours per week in an effort to follow the intent of the state’s restrictions.

The order which keeps salons as well as many other businesses closed to customers was extended to May 1 in an executive order by DeWine.

Correction: This story has been updated to reflect that the Ohio State Cosmetology and Barber Board prohibits the sale of professional color to the general public.