Salon Burglarized 4 times | Salons asked to push a political agenda
SAN FRANCISCO -- Small businesses in San Francisco are dealing with repeated vandalism and break-ins, so much so that merchants are wondering if it's even feasible to stay in the city.
Quick to blame and be mad!
Woman gets nasty about a totally free service offered as a gift. Lately many people are fearful and on the edge with very short fuses. This one blew up on us
We had to change the name of our hairspray because of California
Salon Booth Rental, Suite Rental, 1099 Costs. Know the facts
The many different types of salons, Know the differences
Booth Rental / Suite Rental Sola/ Phenix/ JC
The Owner Leases or owns commercial space and they collect a rent from all the stylists.
When a hair stylist rents out a station within a designated room or space, this is called a booth rental hair salon. This salon can be an open space with several booths, or closed off individually so each stylist has their own room. Each space is rented out per stylist to offer services. Stylists pay for their space either weekly or monthly, whatever is agreed upon and the stylist is responsible for all of their own supplies such as color, product, curling irons, scissors and other products they wish to use. Each space or station represents a different business, a different vision or structure.
It's similar to what you see at a farmers market or flea market. The each rent space and all independent business within the same area
The Owner of the entire space Leases or owns commercial space and they collect a rent from all the stylists. While they are often referred to as salon owners they are essentially a landlord the same as if you rent an apartment. In Booth rental Salons the Stylists leasing space or a chair are sometimes called employees when in fact they are not employees.
They are independent. It would be the same as if you rented an apartment you can come and go as you please, decorate it the way you want, play your own music. Cook dinner anyway you want, Have friends over at any time.
PROS
BOOTH RENTING, SUITE RENTAL, CHAIR RENTAL
You control the customer experience
You get to be your own boss.
Manage your own life
Wear whatever you want
Do what you want
Build your own brand and culture
IN YOUR OWN CUBBY JUST YOU , DON'T HAVE TO DEAL WITH OTHERS
Choose your own color and products
Choose the salon or chair décor
No standards to follow,
CONS
On the hook for paying, no matter what. It is a binding contract, like a lease. No matter what you are required to pay regard
Salon Booth Rental, Suite Rental, 1099 Costs. Know the facts
The many different types of salons, Know the differences
Booth Rental / Suite Rental Sola/ Phenix/ JC
The Owner Leases or owns commercial space and they collect a rent from all the stylists.
When a hair stylist rents out a station within a designated room or space, this is called a booth rental hair salon. This salon can be an open space with several booths, or closed off individually so each stylist has their own room. Each space is rented out per stylist to offer services. Stylists pay for their space either weekly or monthly, whatever is agreed upon and the stylist is responsible for all of their own supplies such as color, product, curling irons, scissors and other products they wish to use. Each space or station represents a different business, a different vision or structure.
It's similar to what you see at a farmers market or flea market. The each rent space and all independent business within the same area
The Owner of the entire space Leases or owns commercial space and they collect a rent from all the stylists. While they are often referred to as salon owners they are essentially a landlord the same as if you rent an apartment. In Booth rental Salons the Stylists leasing space or a chair are sometimes called employees when in fact they are not employees.
They are independent. It would be the same as if you rented an apartment you can come and go as you please, decorate it the way you want, play your own music. Cook dinner anyway you want, Have friends over at any time.
PROS
BOOTH RENTING, SUITE RENTAL, CHAIR RENTAL
You control the customer experience
You get to be your own boss.
Manage your own life
Wear whatever you want
Do what you want
Build your own brand and culture
IN YOUR OWN CUBBY JUST YOU , DON'T HAVE TO DEAL WITH OTHERS
Choose your own color and products
Choose the salon or chair décor
No standards to follow,
CONS
On the hook for paying, no matter what. It is a binding contract, like a lease. No matter what you are required to pay regard
Salon Highlight Class Certification
foil application. Most guests will want a full foil, a few may want partial or painting. If your guest is processed, shampoo & blondor seal and care. I will be doing a live model consult & color application. Everyone needs to be with me to listen to my consult. I will have each of you write down on a piece of paper which Wella line you would use & the formula. Hand these to me & I will wait until the end of the class to chat with you individually about your assessments.
C*vid Changed Everything for Salons
We have a huge commitment to the Salon industry. That graduates of cosmetology schools are successful! So many fail after completing school. Our Rising Star Associate program continues to transform and evolve so we can do whatever we can to have help those that want to win WIN!. This shares some of what our salons are doing.
Small Business hiring and building a great team in todays market
What are we doing about it?
Remember, with 5 different generations now mixed in the workplace, a blanket of benefits won’t cut it. These benefits don’t have to set you back financially, but they do need to be unique and attractive.
Create a Culture People Would Leave a High Paying Job for
Create a strong relationship with the schools. Support all the students in succeeding in school
Serve your employees like they are your customers. You work for them, they don't work for you
Break the mold of the past. The way things used to be. The snow conversation
A Florida hairdresser has been charged with first-degree premeditated murder in the death of her co-worker — a mom-of-three who disappeared on Mother’s Day
Today is day 1 of the trial of the Hair stylist accused of murdering her co-worker hair stylist Joleen Cummings in 2018
A Florida Grand jury indicted 44-year-old Kimberly Kessler September 7. Her co-worker, Joleen Cummings, was 34 when she was reported missing on May 14. Cummings body has never been found and she is presumed dead. Cummings was last seen leaving her job at her hair salon, in Fernandina Beach, at 5 p.m. on May 12. She was supposed to meet up with her ex-husband in Hilliard about 45 minutes away the next day to pick up her kids, ages 3, 4 and 10, but she never showed up.
Her beige 2006 Ford Expedition was discovered May 15 in the parking lot of a Home Depot in Yulee, not far from the salon.
That same day, authorities said, they went to the salon to speak with Kessler but she didn’t show up to work from that point forward — and the address she had given to her boss was fake.
Investigators later discovered surveillance video from 1:17 a.m. on May 13 that allegedly showed Kessler parking Cummings’ SUV.
Kessler was found at a truck stop on May 16 and arrested on the grand theft auto charges.
Anne Johnson, Cummings’ mother, shared her grief with News4Jax, saying, “Joleen’s life was stolen from us, not by the hands of God, but by evil itself manifested in what I would call a monster.”
Johnson added, “What haunts me most is how scared Joleen must have been through this whole horrific ordeal and how hard Joleen must have fought for her life, as I know she was fighting for the life of her three children.
Day 1 of testimony underway in Kimberly Kessler murder trial
https://youtu.be/ybA_CmXl2qg
Starbucks pays more than her Salon. What should she do?
Salon owner Jennifer "My associate just asked for reduced hours because Starbucks pays higher hourly wages.(her second job) I told her she needs more skin in the game here in the salon and that earning her way to a level 1 will earn her higher wages but the key word is earn. But when a company will start you out at $15 what foot do we stand on? HELP!"
Questions at speed hiring session at Cosmetology Schools
