Grumbling and complaining can bring a bad vibe into your salon or barbershop, impacting both employee retention and recruitment. Laundry is a frequent source of those rumbles. Owner Ron King solved it by bringing in disposable and environmentally friendly disposable towels.
Service providers make a salon successful, but flooding a business with as many people as possible is not an option, especially post-Covid. So how can a salon maximizing space ensuring it generates income without squashing in the people? Donna Rodrigue, owner of Casa Verde in Albuquerque, has done it by jettisoning a laundry room.
For owner Amy Roland the mission to become a sustainable salon is a journey, and the pace is less important than the fact that the salon is continuing to improve.
The most water-guzzling activity in the salon after laundry is perming, so we continue our series on the Labor of Laundry with a look at a partnership between Sustain Beauty Co and Curl Cult, this has managed to slash water consumption and reduce waste.
The professional hair and skin care brand founded in Italy more than 70 years ago brings its culture of "agricosmetic" product development to the States.
Not only is the single-use towel better for the environment than cotton towels, it saves salons money and time spent on laundry.
Eco champion Sustain Beauty Co brings on a disposable towel to its environmentally friendly product lineup, as owners sing the towel's praises.
Meet R+Co BLEU, a couture collection from R+Co that merges sustainability with high performance, innovative formulas.
As clients rally for green products and services, Sustain Beauty Co helps salons and stylists partner with environmentally sustainable tools, brands, and manufacturing partners.
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