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Your salon work is a barometer of your mastery of the art of hairdressing—not of you.
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Your salon work is a barometer of your mastery of the art of hairdressing—not of you.
Are you an independent creative stylist/business owner who wants to be an educator for a major manufacturer? Do you enjoy sharing your tips and tricks, and having fun while training? Kadus Professional is recruiting educators currently! Join their team today.
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V76 founder Vaughn Acord shares steps on how to increase your men’s business in a unisex salon.
Creativity is learned, can be diminished or enhanced, is addictive, and so satisfactory it may well be the key to happiness, and just like your cat, creativity must be stroked or it will run away at first chance.
For two salon owners, a dedication to community service blends right into their business.
As a solo salon or spa artist, do you find yourself at a loss for ideas when it comes to promoting your business? If so, here are some tips to help get and keep your marketing on track.
Keeping up with education isn’t as daunting as it might sound at first for a stylist just stepping out on their own. With apps, social media and plenty of networking opportunities, see how these five independent stylists from Sola Salon Studios are thriving thanks to their flexible schedules and new-found education resources.
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Goodwill promotions work like homeopathic medicine—a bit slower, but permanently. Just the kind of loyal clients you want.
Whether you are the owner of a single chair salon, an independent contractor in a booth rental facility or flying solo in a salon or spa suite, one way to ensure better financial stability is to be sure that your schedule is filled with a good balance of clients.
MODERN SALON guest blogger Patrick McIvor talks about the 5 things he has never done that have shaped his career for the better.