1. HOW TO RUN A BEAUTY SALON BY JOHNNA BYRD

2. Thesis Personal relevance why this is important to me Audience relevance Why this a relevant to you PowerPoint Keys to success Picking a Business Making a Plan Professionalism Application, Conclusion what surprised you and things or of that sort Work Cited Class Activity Overview

3. Thesis Running a salon is a complicated job involving business knowledge, interpersonal skills and cosmetology techniques.

4. Why this Is Important to Me!!! Cosmetology IS what I always loved to do… I have Been doing hair for a very long time. I would like to start a business that will be very successful but also able to help people that do not have as much money for some of the services that are offered

5. Why I think this Is Relevant to You…. Its very important to know what you are getting yourself into when are going to a business that has to do with cosmetology. Beauty is apart of everyone's life style. Appearances is very important to everybody. Letting someone that you don’t know touch your body and being in your personal space and trusting them not to harm your skin, hair or any other part of your body, it is important to know if this place is clean, sanitized and professional.

7. Having a clean and safe working environment helps for the customer to be relaxed

8. The most important thing to know is that you might fail (http://www.salonbuilder.com/salon)

9. Picking a Business What kind of business do I want…???

10. Types of Business Individual Partnership Corporation

11. Individual This type of business is better for someone that likes to make his or her own rules You must make sure that you are responsible enough to meet all the duties to run a business (Standard Cosmetology)

12. Partnership A partnership business lets you have more opportunity for increased investment and growth….. 9Standard Cosmetology)

14. When you start a business by corporation you will save a lot of money in taxes, provide greater business flexibility and make raising capital easierbiztaxlaw.about.com

15. Make Up a Business Plan What’s the Plan…???

16. Salon Flooring and Spacing You must have the proper amount of floor space for each stylist in the salon. (Pennsylvania Code)

17. Where to Find Money for Your Business “After devoting many hours to planning you business you will come to realize you will need at a minimum of five to 20 thousand dollars or more to start you business” (pg.78) In order to take out a business loan you must come up with and very comprehensive and persuasive business plan It helps if you can show records of your past assets Cosmetology Law Act of 2006)

19. When you rent or or lease a space you must have and agreement between yourself and the building owner that has been well thought out between yourself and who ever your leasing the building from. (pg 845) (Standard Cosmetology)

20. Accounting System When researching for an accountant is important to look for and accountant that specializes in salon industry You may have and regular accountant

21. Protection Against Fire, theft and Lawsuits Must have Insurance Make sure your business has the correct locks, fire alarm system, and burglar alarm system Makes sure your insurance covers any burglary and damage to the business Make sure you familiar with the laws governing cosmetology and with the sanitary codes of your city and sate Keep accurate records of your employees You will need a disability policies (Pg 845) (Standard Cosmetology)

22. What You Need To Know!!! “ The amount of capital you need to start the business depend on the type, quality and choice of salon design, rent and utility deposits, fixtures, leasehold improvements, opening inventory and equipment that you intend to use” Having a business out your house my be more difficult because of zoning restrictions some residents may not be tolerant of the flow of traffic as well as parking in the neighborhood You most have the right equipment (http://www.powerhomebiz)

24. Create a logo

25. Creative style of your sign

26. Create a promote a website for you salonIncrease your cliental by Increa regulars advertising method http://www.ehow.com/how)

27. State Requirements Every owner of a salon must assign a person in charge of the salon in other words a manger of the salon must be present when the owner absence. Every stylist in the the salon must have a cosmetology license and while they are working the license must be somewhere on their work station In Pennsylvania if your are a stylist and want to own your own salon you must be twenty three years of age and been and have been experienced for five years with a licenses to own a salon If you own a salon at your house the entrance to the salon must be located in a private home so that the clients enter the salon directly from the public thoroughfare without passing through any part of the home (Pennsylvania Code)

29. Salaries Salaries can vary from well over 100,00 a year to 15,000 a year most people that make good money had five to ten years of experience stylist that make 15,000 are usually just starting cosmetologist in a salon Many salaries depend on the salons location “It takes a few years for a beginning cosmetologist , barber or even makeup artist to develop a regular clientele.” (Careers in Focus)

30. Salary Plus Commission When owning a salon the best way to pay your stylist will be by salary plus commission

31. Understanding the Pros and Cons PROS CONS Pros- when a stylist finally builds up his/her cliental and brings in $500.00 dollars in one week then I get half of what they made and my salon would have brought in $250.00 Cons of that is if I was to pay my stylist $200.00 and my stylist on had two clients and only made $170.00 on there own (commission) then I would lose 30 because because no matter what they get $200.00 Standard Cosmetology)

33. Spas

34. Hair

35. Braiding

36. Nails

37. Full service salons(Cosmetology Law Act of 2006)

38. A Full Service Salon Includes… Hair Salon Business Services:Haircuts, styling and trims. Hair coloring and highlights Hair and scalp treatments. Hair shampoo and conditioning. Hair relaxers and perms. Hair curling, reconstructing and waving Nail Salon Business Services: Manicures. Pedicures. Nail polish. Nail repair and sculpting. Hand conditioning. Day Spa and Beauty Business Services:Body scrubs. Body wrapping and herbal wraps. Massage and aromatherapy. Hot stone therapy. Acupuncture and Reflexology. Derma abrasion. Anti-aging. Facials. Makeup and makeovers. Skin cleansing and care. Body waxing. Polishing, buffing and bronzing. Tanning. Piercing. Salon and Spa Products: (http://www.salonbuilder.com)

39. More things full Services Salons include…… Hair Salon Products:Shampoos. Conditioners. Extra hair treatment. Pre-styling products. Hair styling products. Hair finishes. Brushes and hair tools. Skin Care, Nail and Beauty Products:Face skin care products. Body skin care products. Makeup. Makeup tools. Nail polish products. Nail finish products. Nail tools. Perfumes. Bed and bath products. (http://www.salonbuilder.com)

40. Expanding your Business The more you have to offer in you salon will help you bring in more money for your salon “Opening up and full service salon makes it more convenient for your customers. Also the most services you have the more money comes in” (http://www.salonbuilder.com/salon)

41. Health and Sanitation…. In the Salon

42. Sanitation in the Salon Sanitation Sanitation is very important in a salon You can get many types of diseases from improper sanitation Cosmetology Law Act of 2006)

43. Health in the Salon Health You must be aware of a of a person medical conditions Example: if someone had high blood pressure and you performed a massage you could increase blood flow to there heart

44. Medical and Health Forms Keep Track…..

45. Client Consultation

46. What Else Can We Offer What else can we sell….???

47. Selling in the Salon Many People like to sale products in the salon Selling other products in a salon helps to bring in more money for your salon (Standard Cosmetology pg.856)

48. Salon Image and Professionalism Do I really Like it Hear

49. Salon Take Over….

50. Costumer Service You must have a staff that makes your clients feel comfortable The customers must have satisfaction, if the customers have satisfaction then they will keep coming back (http://www.ehow.com/how)

51. Working With Others If you can not work with others then your business will never work. When you work with others you have to appreciate others ideas ands and opinions. When you don’t agree with someone then you cant embarrass them at the work place of in front of anyone. You must remain professional at all time. (“Mrs. Shultz”)

53. Smelling good

54. Always were deodorant

55. Take a bath

56. Put on perfume if you like

57. Look presentable

58. if you don’t look the part you will not have many customers(“Mrs. Boccella”)

59. How Do I Look….???? .

60. What Cant I Say….

61. Keeping Up With Styles Keeping up with styles is better for your business. In order to expanded your cliental and make more money you must keep up with different trends (http://www.hairstyleaccess.com/)

62. Competition When owning a salon you need to realize that you have a lot a competition this is why you really need to standout when I counted about how many salons I saw only up the street there where automatically 4 salon and they were all across from each other not including the ones that were also in my little neighborhood that I live in

63. Application Diversity Day!!!!

64. Application

65. Conclusion Owning my own very successful salon business is something that I really want to do when I get older Realizing all the Pros and cons of owning your own salon are a little discouraging but at the some time extremely true…. But….. I realized knowing this information many years a head well help me in the the long run to develop better skills to be the most successful person in this business.

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