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Director of Brand Content Strategy
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.
These 2025 SALON TODAY 200 honorees are life-long learners, who develop educational systems that build the skills of their newest team members while encouraging their seasoned staff to stretch creatively, including the team of [salon]718 in Brooklyn, New York.
Time to toast the 2025 SALON TODAY 200 honorees in our newest competition category--Business Builders. These salons, including Cynergy Color Bar in Wake Forest, North Carolina, opened up new revenue streams by launching new services, products or business practices.
In our 6th day of celebrating the 2025 SALON TODAY 200, we salute the salons who give their time, money and talents to benefit others, and those who have mastered the retail game, like the team from Shine Hair Designs from Suffolk, Virginia.
It's time to cheer on the 2025 SALON TODAY 200 honorees who design transparent career paths and build enriching benefit programs to retain their team, including J.Con Salon and Spa in St. Petersburg, Florida.
Today we congratulate the SALON TODAY 200 honorees who've manifested that tangible energy that propels the team, attracts clients and forges a brand, including the team from Habitude Salons and Spa in Seattle, Washington.
Congratulations to the 2025 SALON TODAY 200 honorees who embrace the latest tech features, apps and programs to improve their operations, including AnneMarie Krainich, owner of Ottalaus Salon of Lehi, Utah.
We tip our hats to 2025 SALON TODAY 200 Honorees who are always searching for ways to improve the client experience, including the fun-loving team from Little Fern Salon in Flossmoor, Illinois.
We're toasting our 2025 SALON TODAY 200 honorees who excel at innovative strategies to attract new guests and retain existing ones, and for the salons who green their business practices to benefit the Earth, including Head Case Hair Studio in Keller, Texas.
Valentine's Day is great when it comes to celebrating romance, but what about happily ever after. Recent research conducted by StorageCafe.com ranks the states with the strongest foundation for long marriages.
In Houston, Texas, Josephine's Salon creates a sense of elegance with floor-to-ceiling windows, greenery throughout and sleek furnishings with pops of color. Check out the Salon of Distinction from our Salons of the Year awards.
Owners and managers will learn how the upgraded Calligraphy Cut generates new and improved revenue streams while increasing client loyalty and satisfaction.
With garage doors and skylights that welcome nature to the cozy iron-colored walls and exposed brick, Lucero Hair and Wellness takes its design cues from Restoration Hardware for an atmosphere that welcomes all clients.
Clean modern lines and a naturally neutral palette create an upscale aesthetic at Osgood O'Neil Salon in Dallas, Texas. Come take the tour of this Salon of Distinction.
The industry loses a legend with the passing of Eveline Charles. As her family shares their thoughts, we share her history, as well as some of our favorite stories featuring this passionate entrepreneur.
The acoustic slat-accented front desk, elegant coffee bar with penny tile and Arhaus chandelier add some luxurious design accents to Pure Capelli Salon and Med Spa in Huntersville, North Carolina, one of our 2025 Salons of Distinction. Tour the space with Owner Kelly Grathwohl.
Double-sided stations and a compact footprint help a California salon maximize revenue potential with 40 stations, six treatment rooms and a nail area. But it's Salon Midori's modern, industrial and organic vibe that helped it snag a Salon of Distinction award in our Salons of the Year competition.
SALON TODAY catches up with ISBN's Frank Zona, Gordan Logan and Rhoda Olsen shortly after their trip to Washington D.C. to discuss how a more united and active industry combined with a new administration and the current high visibility on tips and taxes in the U.S., offers professional beauty it's best chance on getting tip tax legislation passed, allowing it to have the same 45B tax credit that the food and beverage industry has enjoyed since 1993.
