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STAMP 2015: Tyler Mason Salon Spa's In-Salon Merchandising Display

Tyler Mason Salon Spa in Indianapolis premiered Davines' Essential Haircare line in conjunction with the salon's Sustainable Beauty Month, creating a display with repurposed and natural elements and cards displaying facts about sustainable beauty.

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September 9, 2015
STAMP 2015: Tyler Mason Salon Spa's In-Salon Merchandising Display

 

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Launching Essentials 

Tyler Mason Salon Spa

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Indianapolis, Indiana

Owned by: Tammie Baker


Tyler Mason launched Davines’ Essential Haircare line last March in conjunction with the salon’s Sustainability Beauty Month. The team used repurposed and natural elements in the display as much as possible, so they upcycled empty liter bottles into flower planters and filled them with spring bulbs and succulent plants, as well as food items such as dry beans, rice and lentils to demonstrate how the containers are food-grade and can be reused. 


“We used a live fig tree in our display, because all month we donated 2 percent of Davines sales to the Fruit Tree Planting Foundation,” Tammie Baker says. “We supplemented the display with natural decorative items, such as wooden crates, bamboo sticks, burlap and fresh fruit, and we placed small cards throughout the space with tidbits about sustainable beauty.”

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