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What you need to create your own hair salon. Hair Extensions Equipment, products, furniture needs etc.
If you are a hair dresser, then, at some point, you will want to   create your very own hair salon and thus go into business for yourself.   However, in order to successfully do this, you are going to have to get a   lot of things together, or else you will not have a properly working   hair salon. So…just what do you need in order to have a nicely working   hair salon? Read on to find out.
For starters, since a hair salon is a business above all else, you   are going to have to come up with a functional business plan; this also   includes making a decision on what exact type of hair salon to open and what types of things you should stock.
There are many options on how to start a hair salon because you can   purchase an already existing one, start a brand-new one or just purchase   a  salon franchise instead. 
Then, you’ve got to look for start-up   financing and decide on the most suitable legal structure for your hair   salon, which can be a partnership, an incorporation, etc.              
Getting the right layout for your salon
At this point, you have to start thinking about the functional   aspects of your hair salon, which includes considerations about how much   space you require inside, how to select a space for your hair salon   (leases, permits, etc.), the exterior and also the interior design of   the  salon, and the supplies and the equipment that you require in   order to run a successful hair salon business. For example, you have to   start thinking about where to obtain sinks, shears, salons chairs and   some human hair extensions, just to name a few.
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Now, you have to begin thinking about the managing aspect of your   business, which you will have to run. You have to come up with a system   of booking appointments and also decide on how many hours during the   week to open and operate your hair salon. You need to become familiar   with what each position inside the hair salon does, from the actual hair   stylist to the manager to the booker.
Managing your employees
Of course, this also means that   you are going to have to decide on how much money you are going to pay   your staff. This naturally segues into how much money you will ask for   the services that your hair salon provides its customers, which also   includes how you will accept payment from your clients (debit, credit,   cash, check, etc.).
Finally, the last ingredient in what you need to operate a successful   hair salon relates to how you treat your various clients. After all,   your clients are your proverbial bread and butter, and without them, you   would not even be in business in the first place so you had better   treat them very nicely. 
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