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In time for Earth Month, Sustain Beauty Co. publishes its second Marketing Toolkit, which is packed with free resources, including more than 100 ideas for promotions you can use in April and beyond.
As a salon owner or manager, one of the skills you need is the ability to communicate with your clients online. Find out how and why this aspect of ownership is so important, and pick up some strategies to make you a better digital communicator.
A Certified Mindful Self-Compassion Teacher from the University of California, San Diego, Julie Potiker created SNAP — evidence-based mindfulness practices that are easy to learn, remember, and use anywhere (even in the heat of the moment). Here’s how it works.
Clients come to you to feel their best—not leave with a viral souvenir. Warts and cold sores can spread fast in busy salons, but a few smart habits make all the difference. Let’s talk about what’s really lurking in your salon (and how to kick it to the curb).
Preceding the Data-Driven Salon Summit in Scottsdale, Arizona, next month, Salon Cadence offers two workshops that help salon owners scale their businesses.
As Earth Day approaches, The Green Beauty Community Foundation and the Green Spa Network invite beauty pros to step forward and embrace sustainability through the Green Pledge--a powerful initiative designed by and for beauty industry leaders.
Amy Pal is finding salon ownership exciting as she takes charge of her financials, embraces online booking and social media and mines the wisdom from the salon's client reviews.
Washington has been full of talk about eliminating taxes on tips. What does that mean? Kopsa Otte's Jaimee Ortegren walks us through the proposed legislation and what it could mean if passed.
Jo Owens was intrigued to learn about a "new" hair replacement solution until she figured out it was a technique African-American stylists, including her sister Helen Owens, have been doing for decades. She's here to set the record straight.
