Salon Management
Danny Jelaca Salon
Danny Jelaca followed his heart and recently opened his namesake salon in the Shops at Portofino tower at South Beach’s South Pointe. Designed to resemble an ornate jewelry box, the Danny Jelaca Salon features crystal chandeliers button tufted-wall panels and sleek porcelain floors.
Monument Style
Monument Style is dedicated to men and women who desire a lifestyle of good grooming for themselves and stylists who take pride in delivering skin and hair care in a comfortable, safe, clean, historic and stylish setting.
Service Spotlight: Pumpkin Facial Peel at Hela Spa
To celebrate this time of year, Hela Spa in Washington D.C. offers its Pumpkin Peel, a cleansing facial with added pumpkin enzymes to exfoliate and clarify the skin.
Les Beaux Vous Inc
Heavy glass doors delineate the entrance to Les Beaux Vous Inc, and another set of glass doors separate the two sections of the spa itself, creating a warm, womb-like feeling in the treatment room area and an uplifting, vibrant open feeling in the manicure/pedicure area.
Mark Christopher Salon
By using earth and brown tones, a warm and relaxing atmosphere is achieved at the modern-looking Mark Christopher Salon. The objective was to have the client notice the nod to modern design but still feel welcomed and comfortable at the same time.
Maggie The Salon
Upon entering The Maggie Salon, the front desk area welcomes and invites the guests to approach the reception.
Luigi Parasmo Salon
The Luigi Parasmo salon is located in one of Washington's most historic neighborhoods, Georgetown. With this in mind, the facility was designed to ensure an attractive, modern and comfortable feeling; an oasis from the busy world and also functional so that clients can be serviced smoothy and efficiently.
Managing by 3 Goals at a Time
In his first blog, Marcus Allen, head of the incredibly successful Urban Retreat in the United Kingdom, shares how he strategies his next move.
2013 Enterprising Women: Allyson King
Allyson King took the helm of Dessange International earlier this year, after holding high-level positions at Color Works, Hair Cuttery, Ulta and Clarins USA.
by Stacey Soble
2013 Enterprising Women: Carolyn Corporon
Carolyn Corporon's tenure with the professional beauty industry started when she drafted an introductory letter to Judy Cole, former CEO of Sally Beauty.
by Stacey Soble
2013 Enterprising Women: Suzi Weiss-Fischmann
Known as the First Lady of Nails, Suzi Weiss-Fischmann is responsible for creating every OPI nail lacquer shade based on each season's fashion and beauty forecast
by Stacey Soble
2013 Enterprising Women: Sophia Navarro
When eyelash extension training first became available in the U.S., Sophia Navarro was one of the first professionals to realize the innovation would have a major impact on the future of beauty--now she's one of this industry segment's leaders.
by Stacey Soble
2013 Enterprising Women: Sophy Merszei
In 2004, Sophy Merszei was three years into a Ph.D. program in molecular biology at the University of Houston when she took a leap of faith and started NovaLash--today the company distributes products to 38 countries.
by Stacey Soble
2013 Enterprising Women: Inga Tritt
A drive to find natural, professional products that performed for her newborn daughter led Inga Tritt to develop The Original Sprout.
by Stacey Soble
2013 Enterprising Women: Diane Cole Stevens
Diane Cole Stevens has interchangeable roles as creative stylist, top educator, business entrepreneur and philanthropist.
by Stacey Soble
2013 Enterprising Women: Bonnie Bonadeo
For more than 30 years, Bonnie Bonadeo has been connecting people with the power of beauty--most recently through three companies she's launched, The Beauty Agents, Beauty Goorus, and Naked Audience Production.
by Stacey Soble
2013 Enterprising Women: Rhoda Olsen
With more than 20 years of executive leadership experience in various positions throughout Great Clips, including CEO, Rhoda Olsen has a deep understanding of what makes successful organizations work.
by Stacey Soble