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.
With the goals of creating an environmentally sustainable business that helps its team members achieve their lifetime goals while serving the community, two colleagues from the world of information technology launch their own salon and spa.
According to a new survey, many beauty professionals feel shy about discussing sustainability, and unable to act in the face of perceived opposition from other owners, colleagues and guests.
In a challenge to see how much water they could save, ten salons lock up their traditional towels and adopt Scrummi disposable towels for one week. The result? They saved 2,500 gallons of water. See who won the challenge.
If you're implementing new environmental sustainability efforts during Earth Month and beyond, make sure to share the developments with your clients. Research has shown both new customers and stylists are attracted to brands that stand with Mother Nature.
John Paul Mitchell Systems (JPMS) has announced a rebranding of its Tea Tree line with new, more sustainable packaging, following its commitment to restoring the ecosystems and communities where the brand operates, respecting human rights, and decarbonizing operations.
After analyzing data captured from more than four million services mixed on its color management technology, Vish identifies the greatest Waste Warriors.
With Earth Day around the corner, Mazey Heidman, owner of Sustain Salon in Oklahoma City helps you get your waste under control with five of her top tips for dumpster diving.
We're on a roll! On the 7th Day of our 2024 SALON TODAY 200, we introduce you to the honorees in two categories--technology and environmental sustainability. These tech-savvy honorees leverage the latest tools to automate and streamline their processes and communications, while green-minded honorees, including April Wetzel of Sunbeam Studio in Louisville, Colorado, make strategic decisions that better the world around them.