Salon managment - this is a very important section! Business management is often overlooked while learning about hairdressing. What do you need to know before starting a hairdressing business? How to open a successful hair salon? How to manage people? We can help you open a salon and start generating sales. Visit our website regularly and find your answers to many important topics.
The UK Government has updated its guidance on face masks and face coverings for clients in hair salons and barbershops based in England. The new rules for clients in England which will take effect from Saturday 8 August state:
Some major brands have created PPE, safety and cleaning equipment to help hair salons protect their staff and clients against coronavirus when they are allowed to reopen. Most UK hair salons are preparing to reopen from 4 July onwards if the UK Government’s phased plan and the ‘r’ rate for coronavirus deems it safe to do so. Hair salons, freelancers and mobile hair businesses will need PPE, safety and cleaning equipment to protect staff and clients during post-lockdown.
These are unprecedented times and you have probably never seen your salon so quiet. It’s natural to feel a sense of anxiety and be wondering what the next few weeks and months have in store for you and your business. But it’s never been more important to maintain the positive, upbeat nature that hairdressers are renowned for. We will come out of the other side and people will be desperate to return to the salon.
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The Government has pledged to provide more support to UK businesses in light of the coronavirus and following the 2020 Budget. A cash injection of £350bn has been promised to support businesses, but what financial support is available for hairdressers and barbers?
Nanoplasty is an innovative way to permanently straighten hair. The treatment is very popular all over the world. It is worth knowing what it is, how it differs from a traditional keratin treatment and who can do it.
With the current uncertainty surrounding Coronavirus (COVID-19), it’s only natural that businesses are being precautious when it comes to hygiene and safety. This is especially prevalent in an industry such as hairdressing when so much of the service relies on physical touch.