Salon Suite Buildings: How Suite Owners and Landlords Should Insure a Multi-Tenant Beauty Space
The salon suite model has reshaped the beauty industry. Instead of one owner employing a dozen stylists, a building is […]
The salon suite model has reshaped the beauty industry. Instead of one owner employing a dozen stylists, a building is […]
A salon runs on appointments. When the doors are closed, the calendar empties, and the revenue stops immediately, but the
Lash extensions, brow lamination, lash lifts, microblading, and permanent makeup have moved from specialty studios into mainstream salons and spas.
Adding massage services is one of the most natural expansions for a spa — and one of the most common
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Barbershops and hair salons get lumped together on most insurance applications, and much of the time that’s fine — both
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Nail salons occupy a unique corner of the beauty industry from an insurance perspective. The services look low-risk — no
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Mobile and home-based beauty businesses have grown quickly. Lower overhead, flexible hours, and clients who like being served in their
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When a salon owner signs a commercial lease, they are usually focused on the rent, the term, and whether the
Adding laser hair removal, IPL photofacials, or radiofrequency skin tightening can be a strong move for a salon or spa.
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Hiring your first employee is one of the biggest milestones in a salon owner’s journey. It means the business has
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