In his book Hairspray, High Heels, and Second Hand Smoke, Fort Worth hairdresser and salon owner Frank Meyner talks about his decades long career, his beloved clients and his love for his profession.
Dr. Michael Fenster gives tips on eating food that's delicious, fresh and healthful so you can become a "grassroots gourmet" despite your busy schedule.
The Teals have just introduced their new Long Hair Dressing Method book which explores long hair dressing by answering the questions: Why should I dress hair? What tools should I use to dress hair? And the horrifying...how do I know that, what I choose for the client will be correct? The book gives hairdressers the knowledge to create any long hair look. Here is just a sample of what you will find in their new book!
The internet offers a wealth of opportunities for communicating your salon services, and utilizing them is a practical method for raising awareness. Read this article by Lauren Whitson, spokesperson for 1&1 Internet, Inc. who provides you with some tips on how to get your business ahead in the digital world.
Need a good book to read for a rainy day?
“Hair Peace” written by Susan Veraldi, a thirty-five year veteran from deep within the trends and trenches of the hair industry, shares vignettes of everyday life from her urban hair salon, which is situated amidst the universities, hospitals and working class neighborhoods of Pittsburgh, PA.
Schedulicity, the leader in online appointment booking for small businesses, and NaturallyCurly, the leading social network for people with curly, kinky and wavy hair, have announced a long-term partnership.
Sometimes a clever word phrase can spawn a whole new marketing campaign. Earlier this year, Karie Bennett, owner of Atelier SalonSpa, in San Jose, California, ran across the description of a recessionista in an online fashion magazine.