2015 Coaches and Consultants Guide: John Amico Haircare
johnamico.com | 800-676-5264 | john.amicojr@johnamico.com | Owner: John Amico, Jr.John Amico Haircare is uniquely qualified to understand the challenges that you face. We’ve owned hundreds of salons and ...
John Amico Haircare is uniquely qualified to understand the challenges that you face. We’ve owned hundreds of salons and have spent a lifetime creating solutions catered to your needs. Quite simply, you will never find John Amico products in big box, retail or drug stores. We offer simply the best retail and service products including hair color. In addition, we provide you with marketing materials, seminars, in-salon education, conference calls, regional seminars and a national convention in Chicago.
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WHY WE’RE DIFFERENT: We have been family-owned and operated since 1962. We work with all types of salon owners from large salons and day spas to the single salon operator or booth renter. To understand the uniqueness of your situation and needs, we build a relationship with you by assigning a John Amico coordinator. Our active salon owners receive these benefits for little to no cost.
HOW WE WORK: To become a member, any licensed professional can purchase a Discovery Kit for $59. Each kit (traditional, men’s or natural) includes more than $200 in best-selling retail and service products, along with a systems training manual.
WORDS OF WISDOM: With our unparalleled commitment to quality and a steadfast partnership with our members, we are thrilled to share in your success as you build your businesses. Because we have “walked in your shoes,” we are uniquely qualified to offer products and strategies. We are proud to say that John Amico-exclusive salons see real benefits in both sales and profits.
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