Salon Business
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Japanese Steel Shears: Finding the Right Supplier
Japanese steel shears are prized for their precision, durability, and sharpness, making them a top choice for hairstylists. This guide compares four leading suppliers - Shihan Shears, Hikari, Kasho, and...
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Ultimate Guide to Haircutting Lines and Angles
Mastering haircutting lines and angles is essential for creating precise, professional hairstyles. Here's what you need to know: Lines: Horizontal: Adds weight and structure (e.g., blunt bobs). Vertical: Removes weight...
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Hair Growth Cycles Explained
Hair growth happens in cycles, and understanding these is key to maintaining healthy hair and planning effective treatments. There are four main phases: Anagen (Growth): Active growth lasting 2-7 years;...
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Steel Composition and Heat Treatment Impact
Choosing the right steel and heat treatment is essential for professional hair shears. These factors directly influence the sharpness, durability, and resistance to wear and corrosion. Here’s a quick summary...
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How to Adjust Shear Tension Correctly
Proper shear tension is essential for clean cuts and tool longevity. If the tension is too loose, hair folds instead of being cut; too tight, and you risk hand strain...
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Thinning vs. Texturizing for Curly Hair
Texturizing is usually better for curly hair than thinning. Why? Texturizing enhances curl definition and movement while keeping volume intact, whereas thinning reduces overall bulk but can disrupt curl patterns...
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Ergonomic Shears: Key Features to Look For
Ergonomic shears are essential tools for hairstylists and barbers, helping reduce hand fatigue, prevent injuries, and improve cutting precision. They are designed with features like offset handles, swivel thumb rings,...
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Seasonal Trends: Updating Your Style Portfolio
Want to boost your salon's bookings and revenue in 2025? Here's how: 78% of clients prefer stylists who follow trends, leading to a 15% rise in bookings during peak seasons....
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Time Management: Balancing Multiple Appointments
Running a salon efficiently depends on effective time management. Proper scheduling can increase revenue by 25%, cut no-shows by 60%, and improve client satisfaction. Digital tools like GlossGenius, Timely, and...
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Retailing Products: Boosting Your Salon's Income
Retailing products in salons can significantly increase revenue. On average, retail sales contribute 15-20% of a salon's income, with top performers reaching 30-40%. Selling products not only boosts profits but...
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Understanding Hair Textures: Personalized Approaches
Hair texture is the foundation of hairstyling. Whether it’s fine, wavy, curly, or coily, each hair type has unique needs for cutting, styling, and care. Here’s a quick breakdown: Hair...
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Social Media Photography: Capturing Your Work
High-quality social media photos can increase engagement by 650% and make 60% of local clients more likely to book your services. Here's what you need to know: Before-and-after photos boost...