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In March, everything felt uncertain and insecure as salons closed and communities went into quarantine. Nine months later, so much has happened and so much has changed. Through all the COVID craziness, here are some of the things that kept these stylists sane and centered.
When the pandemic hit, I converted my business to a mobile salon. After a year navigating personal and professional hurdles, staying adaptable has been my magic sauce for success.
Seven steps to take back control of your mind.
For stylists just starting out, this tried-and-true advice still works for building a career and a clientele.
The benefits for both you and your client include less stress, more transparency, and healthy boundaries.
A special report podcast taken from an interview with salon business coaches and experts on how to manage the present time and plan for the future.
When you’re passionate about these principles and they come from the heart, they will always be there for you when you need them.
Whether on the phone, in a meeting, on an airplane or standing on stage, Bill Peplow represented REDKEN’s supreme respect for the hairdresser to the ultimate degree.
Yes, many of the shows were virtual this season, but runway isn't going away. This stylist finds being behind-the-scenes fuels her creatively and has propelled her forward in her career.
“Salon professionals can misunderstand making money with building wealth, and without a timely heads up, leave the salon with little to show for a lifetime of salon work. I’ve seen this happen too many times.”
