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The Yume Espoir by Takara Belmont

With full reclining capability, a motorized base and hammock-like comfort, the Yume Espoir makes extended services a breeze, allowing salons to add new services such as scalp spa treatments and hair glazes.

by Staff
June 1, 2018
The Yume Espoir by Takara Belmont
The Yume Espoir by Takara Belmont

The Yume Espoir by Takara Belmont

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The Yume Espoir by Takara Belmont helps salons expand their services, retain and acquire guests, and increase revenue. With full reclining capability, a motorized base and hammock-like comfort, the Yume Espoir makes extended services a breeze, allowing salons to add new services such as scalp spa treatments and hair glazes. Technicians can stand or sit during services, thanks to one-touch height adjustment.

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