You need to do some research. Visit the local slaons to see the services they offer. For instance, if it is a 'hair only' shop, you may want to incorporate manicures, pedicures, facials. You need to outmanuver the competition. You could also offer $5.00 haircuts for children, 10% off foils, etc. If the area has the economy, you want to start a high end salon.
You need to order products, offer the lproduct line for sale to the customers. Also, you need to have weekly staff meetings with your stylists and have them market the products and the additional services. Once you have been in business, you could estimate the amount of products you would need to order.
Good luck!
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How does a seasoned and well trained stylist relocate to a small town in the south and survive? Is opening my own salon here a good idea? There is a lot of money in this town, and no decent salon. Also in order to carry hi-n lines don't you have to order a bunch every month?
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