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Stacey Soble has been involved in the conversation of salon business for more than two decades—as a reporter, a consultant and as the editor in chief of SALON TODAY. She has been responsible for growing the brand's celebrated recognition programs, SALON TODAY 200 and SALONS OF THE YEAR, and has launched two new competitions in recent years--STAMP (SALON TODAY's Annual Marketing Program) and the SALON TODAY Total Makeover Competition. She is a frequent speaker on the topic of salon business at industry events.
Marble, mirror tile, crystal chandeliers and stunning furniture create a luxe feel in this hybrid salon which strives to offer independent stylists a communal creative space. Take a tour of Steele Salon Bars, which captures a 3rd Runner-Up title in the 2021 Salons of the Year.
With layers of blush decor and customized chairs that allow three services to be performed at once, DashBar in Miami is designed for the modern woman. Take a tour of this salon that capture 2nd-Runner Up in our 2021 Salons of the Year.
Salon Posta breathes new life into a 170-year-old church, creating a dazzling new space with room to grow. Take a tour of this gorgeous salon that captures the 1st Runner-Up position in the 2021 Salons of the Year competition.
A Houston salon with a large outdoor living space offers clients a moment of Zen in a well-appointed environment. Therapy Hair Studio also captured the hearts of our judges, who named it the 2021 Salon of the Year, a grand prize that includes bragging rights and an image of the salon on SALON TODAY's Summer 2021 cover.
The grandfather of the owner of Kalon Hair Studio in Worthington, Ohio, built the wooden wall wraps and the floating ceiling, making this salon design not only beautiful but special. Check out the fun design of this 2021 Salons of the Year honoree.
Two retired friends from the Armed Forces find their next careers as the owners of the unique John Hancock Barbershop, which is housed in a special retail environment focused on male customers in Prescott, Arizona. Take a tour of this 2021 Salons of the Year honoree.
With an abundance of outdoor areas and a sweet boho-chic interior, Highbrow Hippie delivers a unique guest experience. Take a virtual tour of this 2021 Salons of the Year honoree.
With a Spanish moss chandelier, a reclaimed barn wood wall and a shampoo bar made from a fallen log, Gavali Salon brings an earthy, boho-chic vibe to Fairfield, Connecticut. Take a virtual tour of this 2021 Salons of the Year honoree.
B.Luxe Hair and Makeup Studio in Medway, Massachusetts, is full of clever design touches including a two-sided reception desk that keeps clients sociall distances and a media wall. Check out this 2021 Salons of the Year honoree.
At Alia Rose Salon in Westmont, Illinois, the six chandeliers and the diamond tufted styling chairs attract every client's attention, making it one of the 2021 Salons of the Year honorees.
With snow-colored camouflage netting as dividers, a grounding slate in the treatment area and an illuminated front desk, Six Salon in Royal Oak, Michigan is a modern showstopper--and one of our 2021 Salons of the Year honorees.
This one-of-a-kind webinar will walk you through three very different salon interiors while owners and experts from Minerva Beauty answer your design questions. Don't miss this one!
April 30th is national Hairstylist Appreciation Day, and owners are excited to show their team members some love after a particularly challenging year. Find out what five salons are doing.
In an exclusive Q&A interview, Zenoti CEO Sudheer Koneru talks about the state of business for today's salons and what tools they are leveraging in their recovery.
For the 40% of clients who desire texture in their hair, Goldwave's NuWave is an in-salon, semi-permanent, shape-changing service that leaves hair feeling as good as it looks--the perfect new service to boost revenue.
SALON TODAY is proud to introduce the 2020 finalists in its SALONS OF THE YEAR salon design competition.
Having never known a stranger, Alan Sporn traveled to all seven continents and more than 50 countries, growing his family's hairbrush business. His family and friends remember him for his love of family, and his generous spirit.
