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After five columns, I hope I’ve persuaded you to consider becoming a hair loss specialist. I firmly believe being a specialist in something (anything) gives you an advantage over your competition, be it in your salon, your community or the industry at large.
It's official! MODERN SALON's HAIR+ Summit returns to Atlanta September 2017.
Bosley Professional Strength has announced that Alan Stockman will be joining the team as company President, effective March 1, 2017.
A ribbon ceremony will celebrate the opening of Hair Scalp and Wellness in New Jersey, which officially opened in March 2016.
If you’re reading this, you’re probably wondering how you can begin to integrate being a hair loss specialist into your salon/spa business. Well, read on...
If being a trichologist doesn’t suit you but you love doing hair, you might want to consider specializing in hair replacement.
At the HAIR+ Summit, Evolve's Glenn Michael explains how the company's unique product is the perfect bridge between hair restoration and hair fashion, and explains how hair-loss services can dramatically build a salon's sales.
According to Nioxin's Vinnie Ferrara, about 80 percent of today's salon clientele are worried about thinning hair and hair loss. Find out how Nioxin can help you help them, and why Ferrara came to HAIR+ to share his experiences.
Forty percent of all hair loss sufferers are women, and Allure Hair Building Fibers, a hair loss concealer, aims to address this issue. Allure, an all-natural, hypoallergenic product, is a safe and instant way to thicken hair for those with thinning and balding hair.
The second day of the HAIR+ Summit touched on the specifics of textured hair, how to consult a client and how to market hair restoration services. Attendees were also able to choose a path for part of the day that focused either on medical and surgical solutions or extensions, wigs and hair system options.
