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Op-Ed | I built a New York City beauty business from the ground up. Policymakers should be careful not to break it.
A New York City salon owner with five locations and over 90 employees expresses concern about the proposed Beauty Justice Act, warning it could disrupt product availability, increase costs, and harm small businesses. The author emphasizes existing safety standards in professional beauty products and fears unintended consequences like empty shelves and lost local business.
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