Organic Salon Systems is pleased to announce the addition Rebecca Gregory to their education and customer support team. Ms. Gregory comes with a wealth of salon industry experience both as an educator and stylist that is ready to assist customers in understanding and using these innovative natural products.
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Professional, natural salon products distributor initiates new program to reward their top customers that includes more than the usual incentives!
Organic Salon Systems, the leader in bringing the professional salon industry the safest …
Read MoreAs all stylists know, the salon business is a very competitive market. More and more places are becoming very creative in hopes of attracting new clients and retaining the ones that they currently have. We have combed through some of our favorites to come up with a list of ideas for you to join the ranks of the most talked about salon in town. Below are some of the coolest offerings that we have seen.
Read More1. Get rid of the ammonia based hair color in my salon.
It’s 2011 in the 21st century! Isn’t it about time the industry lets go of the notion that ammonia is a necessary evil that is required to achieve professional results with hair color? Because when you think about it a necessary evil is still evil! Ammonia still irritates the scalp, stings the eyes and can cause serious health problems to those who work with it day in and day out.
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Getting the most out of retailing Organic Care Systems in your salon. Help your clients maintain their hair at home and help grow your business.
Read MoreAny salon professional, stylist, colorist, or salon owner who has weathered the storm of the salon industry over the last couple of years can tell you one thing for certain; the industry has changed. If you want to be a successful salon professional in 2011 you have to be intimately familiar and fully understand the top 5 trends that will have a profound impact on the salon industry in 2011.
Click Here to Read About the Hottest Salon Trends for upcoming 2012!
1. Big Beauty is a Big Liability for Salons
In 2011 salon owners are quickly learning about how important it is to maintain their independence. Click here to see what drastic changes companies like Este Lauder, L’Oreal, and Proctor & Gamble have in store for their salons in 2012! Restrictive policies by Big Beauty companies makes the independent creative hair colorist that more valuable.
In 2011, salon professionals will learn that only transparent niche boutique brands will serve to enhance their image and reputation. Big beauty brands will only increase the skepticism of their already untrusting clientele.
Read MoreLast week one of the largest salon operators in the United States reported their miserable annual earnings. For their fiscal year 2010, Regis Corporation reported that their income was down 66% from $124 million to $42 million on plunging revenue. This is not surprising as many experts estimate the broader U.S. salon services market has been decreasing by as much as 20% over the last couple of years. Could your salon survive if, proportionate to what Regis Corporation is experiencing, your salon’s income drops from $124,000 per year down to $42,000 per year? Don’t worry, we have a solution to get your salon back to strong growth and prosperity and it will also improve your health and well-being!
Read MoreAdding your special touch to each and every OrganIc Color Systems service can be a key part to creating a strong, profitable, and resilient color business.
Read MoreAs a salon owner, you may have heard some of the latest buzz about organic hair products. With salons in locations from Seattle to North Carolina “going green,” the trend is unmistakable. You may have considered switching over to organic hair products but then been daunted by their potential downsides.
Well, if you thought that organic products meant a compromise in your final result, you were wrong.
In fact, according to Hilton Bell, owner of International Hair and Beauty Systems, organic products are better. Not just better for the environment and your health, but better-looking on the client and they work better. Gone are the days when organic color meant your only resort was henna or a semi-permanent color; these products work better than the traditional product in addition to all the other benefits of switching to organic.
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