April 2020

When your Salon and Spa is under Lockdown In the eventuality that your salon and spa is forced to close, it's important to communicate with your clients in a calm and reassuring way. Encourage those who had appointments to reschedule for a date in the future when you feel you will safely be open. Hi [Customer Name], As per government advice, [Salon Name] is closed till 14th April 2020. You can call us at and for your appointment  Hi [Customer Name], [Salon Name] is now closed until further notice. Please follow the government guidelines. We will update you on when we will be available to serve you for the services.  Hi [Customer Name], While [Salon Name] is closed, we are taking purchases of Prepaid Membership Wallet. You can buy

Personal interaction is critical to business operating into beauty and wellness. Because of this, all the owners, managers and staff may be worried about the impact that coronavirus COVID-19 could have on your business and looking to create a crisis plan. Please note that you’re not alone. Salons, spas, nails, makeup studios, and wellness clinics everywhere are making hard decisions on what to do considering the coronavirus pandemic. We’ve gathered up a few tips on what you may want to consider over the next few days and weeks.  1. Lean into pre-booking from your customers As most of the salon, spa, or wellness facility needs to close due to coronavirus, take the opportunity to encourage your loyal customers to prebook their next appointment for when you plan

Sterilization, disinfection, sanitation… exactly what do they all mean? And how should you practice them in your hair, beauty salon or nail spa?  In general, also your salon sanitation practices are extremely important to your hair or beauty salon. The main risk is cross-contamination – either from yourself or between clients. So, what do you need to do to ensure all your tools are properly disinfected and your salon is sanitary? Is dunking them in a jar of blue disinfectant enough? According to the professional, there are actually three simple steps you need to follow – Clean; Disinfect; Dry. It’s a common misconception that throwing your tools into a jar of blue disinfectant or barricade is all you need to do to. In fact, this is only one step in the