Inspired by a witty column in The New Yorker, we put our heads together with some salon owners and created a list of things that are still bad ideas for stylists, even if they are fully vaccinated.
Salon owner Kati Whitledge puts on her historian hat and reflects on the past year and what it is teaching leaders as they prepare for the opportunities ahead.
Life is busy for salon owners, but it doesn’t need to be unmanageable. Check out these 7 great tools that can simplify your business life in various ways.
Ready to Win a Complete Sustainability Giveaway? This month, Vish paired up with four of the industry’s leading sustainable brands to give you the chance to upgrade your salon experience by elevating the experience while being kind to the planet. Valued at $2,230, the winner can kickstart their sustainability journey in time for Earth Month!
The 2021 SALON TODAY 200 celebrates honorees for their business successes in 2019 and their tales of heroism in 2020. Here are this year’s honorees, arranged alphabetically, starting with the letter G.
The 2021 SALON TODAY 200 celebrates honorees for their business successes in 2019 and their tales of heroism in 2020. Here are this year’s honorees, arranged alphabetically, from Salons L-O.
The 2021 SALON TODAY 200 celebrates honorees for their business successes in 2019 and their tales of heroism in 2020. Here are this year’s honorees, arranged alphabetically, from Salons P-R.
The 2021 SALON TODAY 200 celebrates honorees for their business successes in 2019 and their tales of heroism in 2020. Here are this year’s honorees, arranged alphabetically, from Salons beginning in S.
The 2021 SALON TODAY 200 celebrates honorees for their business successes in 2019 and their tales of heroism in 2020. Here are this year’s honorees, arranged alphabetically, from Salons T-Z.
With two virtual days packed with speakers who encouraged, engaged and evoked the thinking of attendees, Serious Business helped beauty professionals design their own journeys for the year ahead--and they started the process by inviting the audience to imagine their own "Re" words.
