The Evolution of Tipping in the Hair Industry: A Comparative Analysis of Stylists versus Owners
In recent years, the culture of tipping within the [...]
The Hair Society: Revolutionizing the Hair Industry through Leadership and Outreach
In the ever-evolving world of hair, staying informed, [...]
Weathering the Storm: Navigating the Hair Industry Amidst Challenges
The hair industry, like many others, has faced unprecedented challenges in recent years, particularly during the tumultuous era of the COVID-19 pandemic. As we emerge from the shadows of uncertainty, it is vital to shed light on the current state of the industry, addressing the struggles faced by salon owners and professionals alike. From the soaring costs of goods and supplies to the impact of high inflation, this post explores the importance of customer support, expertise, unique solutions, loyalty programs, and value-driven offerings to sustain and thrive in these testing times.
The Power of Continuing Education in Hair Replacement
In the rapidly evolving field of hair replacement, staying current with the latest techniques, products, and industry trends is essential for professionals who want to remain competitive and offer exceptional services to their clients. For those who already specialize in hair replacement, and even more so for those considering adding hair replacement to their service offerings, continuing education is crucial. In this article, we will discuss the importance of ongoing education in the hair replacement industry and how it can benefit both your business and your clients.
More Tips: Increase Your Salon’s Earnings
Are digital payments hurting your salon? Since the beginning of the pandemic, the hair industry’s revenue has been challenged. Our interactions have changed, and we exchange goods and services electronically. Exchanging cash has become a rarity. No cash on hand could mean a lower tip for a salon professional. How can we encourage a plentiful tipping culture in a digital age? (Not to mention, how do we do so during times of inflation.) You may have a couple of returning clients that insist on tipping with cash, but the majority have forgotten to run to the atm before their appointment. Lives are busier and Covid-safe practices of card payments are now routine. Here are five ways to boost salon tips
Moving Into 2022 featuring DeAnna Graham
DeAnna Graham is a Hair Designer at Studio 509 and is a Jack Winn Color Associate out of Fredrick, Maryland. She has been working in the hair industry for 25 years and has experience working in various salon settings. The Hair Society reached out to her for her outlook on 2022 possibilities.
How detrimental has the COVID-19 pandemic been to theNatural Hair, and Hair Replacement Industries?
Ever since March of 2020, many businesses have taken a [...]
Now is the time to grow your salon – with Salon Spa services
Imagine greeting your existing clients as they enter your Salon, inviting them into a relaxing space that allows them to rejuvenate, and renew their whole body and mind not just their hair.
Expand Your Business, Conserve Your Resources
Our salons want to see an increase in revenue and growing possibilities to push the bar higher. However, many hair industry folks are struggling to gain their footing while working through covid-19 hurdles.
Masks Are Back: Is Your Salon Next?
Regardless of your stance on masks or vaccines, here is what salon owners need to know. With the covid-19 vaccine available to the public, many cities lifted their mandatory mask policies months ago. As a result, many cities are no longer required to wear a mask during familiar summer activities such as vacationing, wedding celebrations, and taking the kids to get "back to school" haircuts.
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