5 Ways to Turn Editorial Hair into Everyday Salon Dollars
Ammon Carver, Chief Artistic Director for Ulta Beauty, paired with Cosmetologists Chicago to teach stylists how photo-shoot-ready hair can change the salon space.
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SEARCHMENUSEARCHAmmon Carver, Chief Artistic Director for Ulta Beauty, paired with Cosmetologists Chicago to teach stylists how photo-shoot-ready hair can change the salon space.
Built to streamline, simplify, and lead to success, this new app was created by a designer whose hairdresser wife needed a better scheduling system--so he made her one.
Donald (DC) Conley is the first barber to be awarded the #SchedulicityCares business grant of $5,000.00.
Are you dealing with credit card processing fees; tracking tips for taxes; even looking for ways to motivate your clients to tip your stylists well and often to supplement their incomes and keep them doing hair at your salon happily ever after? Tippy claims to reduce credit card processing fees for salon owners and increase tips for service professionals.
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When you think of a “brand” you probably think of a product company. As a hairstylist or salon owner, you can also be a brand. Learn how branding distinguishes you from everyone else who does what you do.
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You worry that raising your prices might cause strain on your clients. They may even leave. But as a businessperson, you really can’t afford not to raise your prices. Here are some smart strategies on how to raise your prices right.
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If you’re thinking about offering online booking options, and you have questions, here are insights from Rosy Salon Software Founder Jim Bower.
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Would you rather rent a studio suite or rent a spot at an existing salon? Here are some questions to ask yourself to help you in making your choice.
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When it comes to discussing her hair, your techniques, the newest trends and even the best place to get gluten-free food, you can talk to your client confidently and endlessly. But when it’s time for her to pay the bill, your poise plummets, you avoid eye contact and you try to wrap up the transaction as quickly as possible.
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Tech expert and beauty enthusiast influencer Sarah Bryant @sarah_louwho shared the stage with salon artist and educator Chief Behr @chiefbehrhair to talk about how to use social media for a variety of purposes.
From something as practical as making sure to wipe the camera lens to what kind of content performs well on social, this panel offered great insight on how stylists can use social media to build their business.
How to discuss the topic with your client and make money!
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How do you tell a client that those old lashes have to go so you can get the best results with a fresh application? Here's how to make a clean sweep.
Extension inventory is dependent of the nature of your business. Industry experts share their tips.
How can you up the ante on making a good first impression?
Stylists who excel in the art of the updo often develop clever little tricks for creating outstanding work. Here are three go-to techniques, created by Sexy Hair artists, used to create the three looks in their latest collections.
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As a stylist for 13 years, Kate Sparks reflects back on the choices she made that led to future success.