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In honor of Women’s History Month, Wella Company has released an insights report on the critical issues impacting women in professional beauty, including the pay gap, leadership and obstacles created by the pandemic.
The survey asked 2,532 salons to share their safety protocols, representing 19,392 licensed beauty professionals and services for over 2 million+ clients since reopening. The bottom line? Salons are safe for beauty professionals and clients.
Vagaro recently conducted a survey on self-care trends and found a third of respondents (34%) cited getting a haircut at a salon/barbershop as a self-care activity, making them the fourth most cited activity on the self-care list.
Kline's analysis of product and service sales reveals product sales were strong through the shutdown and after reopening, while certain professional beauty services are stronger than others as clients come back to salons.
According to a research study conducted by the AARP, all women would like to see age diversity better represented by manufacturers and advertisers.
Sales of salon hair-care services grew only 1.8% with sales of salon hair-care products growing 1%, according to the NEW 2018 Professional Salon Industry Haircare Study.
Successful owners, business authors and leading consultants to take the stage at ISBN's spring conference, helping owners of multi-location salons futureproof their businesses.
Salon services grew only 2% and salon haircare grew 1.4% due to industry M&As and a sluggish U.S. economy, per new 2017 Professional Salon Industry Haircare Study.
Salon Today gives owners a new voice through its Beauty Pulse surveys—the first one gathers info on salon staff meetings. Take five minutes and participate!
What's in the trend forecast for the spa industry? Four spa experts from around the U.S. weigh in on which services and treatments will be in-demand for 2017 and which ones are ready for retirement.
