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Salon Week Kicks Off April 1: Brands and Salons Unite

Salons to unite around client Appreciation Event starting in April in Boston and New York City salons to show clients their appreciation by offering select services at 50% off April 1 – 7, 2012.

Anne Moratto
Anne MorattoDirector of Brand Content Strategy, MODERN SALON and NAILS
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March 17, 2012
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 To help women and men alike to fall in love with their hair again at an affordable price while enabling salons to retain or gain new clients, Salon Week (http://www.salonweek.com), the first-ever salon event that connects top stylists, is debuting on April 1, 2012 in Boston and New York City.

A time in which top salons can show their appreciation for existing clients, bring back inactive
customers or gain new ones by offering an attractive discount, the event will occur twice yearly
in the Spring and the Fall in select markets across the U.S.

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“Every salon owner faces similar challenges with customer acquisition and retention,” said
Maria Lekkakos, President of Salon Week. “Many turn to daily deal sites, which diminish ones
brand and most often brings in clients who come in only for the discount and never return.
We’ve created an event that enables top salons to both show appreciation for existing clients
and gain new ones.”

By participating in SalonWeek and offering 50% off a minimum of services from April 1 – 7,
salons receive national advertising, PR and social media exposure. In addition, a variety of insalon marketing materials are provided including t-shirts, brochures and more.
Dozens of salons in Boston and New York City have signed up in support of the event including
Bradley & Diegel, Salon Eva Michelle, Salon Marc Harris and Studio 9.

In addition, Salon Week is launching with the support of a number of top lifestyle and beauty brands, including Goldwell, Hey Hey Gorgeous, Nioxin, Oribe Hair Care, P&G Professional, Sebastian and Wella.

The event is being held nationwide for the inaugural event and is expected to expand to other
cities for the Fall, 2012 event. Salons can participate for a fee of $699. For more information or
to enroll, visit www.salonweek.com.

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