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  • Styles: Donna Collection by Dee Parker Attwood, Australia

    This collection was about coming out of the darkness and into the light after a challenging year for all. Pushing boundaries creatively using bright colour work, strong haircuts and original hair styling. I wanted to create the perfect harmony between beautiful and technically clever. I had extra time on my hands, so I made flowers and hearts out of hair and coloured much of the hair myself. We shot this collection on a rooftop to use the ultimate lighting setup - sunshine. Credits Collection Name: Donna Hairdresser: Dee Parker Attwood Salon: Wieselmann, Melbourne, Australia Photographer: Andrew O’Toole Makeup: Kylie O’Toole Styling: Karly Brown Colour: Dee Parker Attwood & Katie Ryman

  • Bargaining Council: HBSI Pension Fund Benefits

    Below is a handy summary of the benefits offered by the industry's Bargaining Council. Eligibility: Employee means a person who – (a) is in the part-time or full-time employment of the employer; (b) has attained the age of 15 years; and (c) is under the age of 60 years for all new employees to the industry, otherwise the age of 64 years for current employees moving between jobs. Membership: In terms of the new Bargaining Council Agreement as published in the Government Gazette, the Fund is now compulsory for every Employee in the Hairdressing and Cosmetology Services industry and now includes both Party and Non-Party Salons. Member Contributions: Kwazulu-Natal: 6,50% (tax deductible by employee) All other regions: 6,00% (tax deductible by employee) Employer Contributions: Kwazulu-Natal: 6,50% (all costs included) All other regions: 6,00% (all costs included) Resignation/ Retrenchment/ Dismissal benefits on leaving the Industry: Full Fund Credit (gross member contributions plus net employer contributions plus actual investment return. Retirement Benefit: On retirement the employee becomes entitled to an annuity of such amount that can be purchased from a Registered Insurer with his/her full Retirement Savings Account (Fund Credit). The member may elect to commute up to one-third for a cash lump sum. In terms of the Income Tax Act, if the member share is less than R247 500, the full amount can be paid as a cash lump sum. Normal Retirement Age: 65 (all risk benefits cease at the age of 65 years) Early Retirement: From age 55 Maximum Retirement Age: Age 70 Death Benefit before the age of 17 years: Fund Credit (payable as cash lump sum, subject to section 37C of Pension Fund Act). Death Benefit from the age of 17 years: 3 x Annual Salary (insured amount) plus Fund Credit (payable as cash lump sum, subject to section 37C of Pension Fund Act). Disability Benefit before the age of 17 years: Fund Credit (payable as 1/3 cash, balance as monthly pension if total benefit is more than R247 500). Disability Benefit from the age of 17 years: 3 x Annual Salary (insured amount) plus Fund Credit after 6 months waiting period if total and permanently incapable of following his/her own or similar occupation (payable as 1/3 cash, balance as monthly pension if total benefit is more than R247 500). Benefit will reduce by 20% per annum from age 60. Tax on Resignation/Dismissal Benefit: First R25 000 is tax free, the remaining benefit is taxed according to a sliding scale. Tax at Retirement/Retrenchment: The first R500 000 is tax free and the remaining benefit is taxed according to a sliding scale. Remember, you have only one R500 000 tax free amount that will apply to all your cash payments, including 1/3 cash payments from individual Retirement Annuities. Funeral Benefits: Main member/Spouse - R10 000 Child 14 to 21 years - R10 000 Child 6 to 13 years - R5 000 Child 1 to 5 years - R2 500 Stillborn to 11 months - R2 500 Critical Illness Benefit: Provides a lump sum of up to R50 000 payable to an insured after 14 days survival period who is diagnosed with any of the following: Heart Attack Major Burns Coronary artery bypass graft Total blindness Stroke Coma Cancer Multiple Sclerosis Kidney failure Alzheimer`s Disease Major Organ transplant Motor Neuron Disease Loss of limbs Parkinson’s Disease Accidental HIV Benign Brain Tumor Death Benefit: Tell us of the death within 9 months from the date of death. Send us evidence and other documents within 3 months of telling us of the death. If the Fund is not notified within the prescribed periods, the insured amount will not be paid to dependents and/or nominees. Disability Benefit: Tell us of the disability within 3 months from the date of disability (last day actively employed). Send us medical evidence and other documents within 3 months of telling us of the disability. If the Fund is not notified within the prescribed periods, the insured amount will not be paid to members who become disabled. Funeral Benefits: Funeral Claims must be notified within 6 months of date of death and claim forms submitted within 3 months of notification. Critical Illness Benefit: Claims must be notified within 3 months of date diagnosed and claim forms submitted within 3 months of notification. NB!!!!!!!!! No claim will be paid if any contributions are in arrears. Contributions to continue until assessment of claims have been finalised. Policy conditions: The multiple of salary death benefit is subject to all the limitations, exclusions, terms and conditions that are applicable to the death insurance that the Fund has affected with the Insurer in regard to the benefit. Exclusions and Pre-existing conditions: Certain exclusions and pre-existing condition clauses will apply on disability benefits as per the policy conditions. Physical Address: Unit B3 The Willows Office Park (Behind Toyota Lynnwood) Farm Road (Cnr Simon Vermooten and Lynnwood Road) Die Wilgers, Pretoria Postal Address: P O Box 72117, Lynnwood Ridge, Pretoria, 0040 Tel: 0861 114 662 Fax: 0865 512 587 Email: hbsipension@prevue.co.za

  • Green Hidden Panel: by Juane van der Walt in Centurion

    This stunning work was posted by Juane van der Walt on her Facebook page. The gorgeous result was achieved using the Wella Professionals products named below. Green hidden panel 💚💚💚 Haven’t done green in a while so this was fun 🤪 I deepened the base using 55/0 and 4/71 + 4% and Colour Touch to refresh the ends as they were slightly darker @wellaprofessionals_sa @moyoko_professional @dysonsouthafrica @mizutani_south_africa #greenhair #greenhaircolor #hiddenpanel #chocolatehair #brunettehair #richbrunette #wellahair #wellaprofessional #wellacolor #whywella #wellakolestonperfect #wellacolortouch #dysonhair #dysonsouthafrica #moyoko #mizutaniscissors #mizutani #crazycolorltd #pravana #hairbrained_official @hairbrained_official @sa_hairstylists @be.coiffed @nextlevelhairstylists Love this work? Follow Juane here https://www.facebook.com/vdwalt.juane

  • 5 Stress Busters - Easy Steps to Stress Management from EOHCB

    These valuable tips are brought to you by the EOHCB. Here’s wishing you a stress-free time in your business so that you can spend more time building it, and less time feeling worried and frazzled. 1. Exercise • Taking part in enjoyable physical activity increases dopamine levels (feel-good hormones) and drops cortisol levels (stress hormones) • Exercise improves goal-setting habits and raises self-esteem 2. Control • Take an active role in challenges and tasks. A passive attitude will result in problems not being resolved and a general feeling of helplessness. • A feeling of loss of control can result in increased stress and a lack of wellbeing and mental acuity 3. Learn • Take time to learn better ways of achieving things. • Increasing skills can also improve self-confidence as well as improving on your send of purpose • Work smarter, not harder 4. Connect • The burden of everyday challenges can make you feel alone. • Partners, friends and family can provide productivity and emotional support. • Ask for assistance from your team, advisors, as well as your EOHCB Representative. 5. Play • Maintain a positive outlook towards the challenges that are ahead of you. • Don't forget to balance business and pleasure. • Wherever possible, do something that feeds your happiness, as well as the happiness of those you care about For more tips and support on how to build your business so that it is productive and rewarding rather than being stressful, contact the EOHCB – your friendly local agent is waiting to assist. www.eohcb.co.za/contact-

  • Why GoCare? New Hair Technology for Intensive, Balanced Care

    For each unique person’s hair, intensive, and systematic care is very important. Go Care’s balanced and coordinate materials are its basic composition. Hair injury does not occur in one day and therefore cannot be undone in one day either. Only by using our products chronically can the proper curative effect be obtained. Shiny Hair Serum: Enriched with Argan Oil. It gives softness and protection to your hair. Natural silk proteins minimize hair frizz and repair split ends. Hydrating Glazing Gel: Natural essence for modern styling with volume control, condition, and shine. Protects against UV rays. Repair Spray: New Hair Technology Green Tea Extract Vitamin Repair Spray contains nano grade silicone molecules which repairs the porous surface of the hair shaft. Protects against UVA & UVB rays. Keratin P.P.T: A leave-in treatment containing keratin protein. A daily treatment product, that supplies nourishment for damaged hair with constant moisturizing efficiency. Edge Control: Water-based crystal-clear pomade is infused with ingredients such as lemon, argan oil and ginseng extracts. Versatile use to create textured look or smooth styles. One Minute Treatment: Intensive hair care product developed for dry, weak, porous, damaged and dull hair. Advanced GoCare target nuclei protein repair technology allow hydrolysed proteins to penetrate damaged hair, nourishing and repairing the damaged parts. Its powerful treatment effect promotes self-repairing ability. Contains super micro magnesium grains which help improve hair strength and elasticity. Ceramide silk peptide known as moisturizing essence effectively seals moisture and colour pigment into the hair. Vegetal protein essence supplies nourishment for hair. Silk ppt factor makes hair silky. Sulphate Free Shampoo: A multi-functional shampoo formulated with no parabens, sulphates and phosphates, which makes the shampoo 100% organic. Because of the high concentration of octopirox it helps to efficiently control the production of dandruff and itchy scalp. Contact Details Johannesburg: Tel: 011 262 2451 Email: online@limelighthb.co.za Address: 17 Eastern Service Road, Tripark, Block B, Kelvin, Sandton Cape Town Kenilworth: Tel: 021 657 5778 Email: sales@handsdown.co.za Address: 24 Warrington Road, Kenilworth, Cape Town Cape Town Bellville: Tel: 021 945 2566 Email: sales@handsdown.co.za Address: 3 Aylesbury Road, Bellville, Cape Town

  • Tribute to Johan Kempen by Gary Rom of Gary Rom Hairdressing

    My first memory of Johan Kempen was when as a young aspiring stylist I had the pleasure of watching him perform on stage for L’Oréal. He was working then with his brother Dave, the famous Dave and Johan brothers in action. Dave would cut the one side of the model, and Johan the other. Needless to say, this had never been done before. The audience was captivated, and not one person left the session uninspired. The Dave and Johan brand were the very first salon brand that employed a full time Public relations team, and that was in the Nineteen Eighties! Widely recognized across the length and breadth of South Africa as market leaders in our profession. Johan had a special gift, a talent that very few ever reach in their careers. When Johan touched hair there was harmony, a symphony of hair actually, as the perfect blend of shape, colour and texture came to life. Not only did Johan have a special way with hair, his true quality was with people. And by this I mean not only his people, the teams that worked for the famous Dave and Johan brand, but each and every person that Johan came into contact with. Johan had a great memory, and would remember every name of your family, and would always enquire when he saw you as to their well- being. Johan was a gentle person, but in his business life he was far from gentle. Johan strove to build his brand, and worked tirelessly and in fact far harder than most, to establish an iconic hair brand that became the benchmark in South Africa. I had the honour of launching many new product lines for L’Oréal together with Johan. We would start with a model call early in the morning, prepare the models for the designated look and feel of the product line we were helping to launch, then Johan would take over, and choreograph the entire show, culminating in his famous ‘make a picture” instruction to the models at the end of the presentation. After the show, we would mingle with salon professionals and owners, often getting to sleep after midnight. Early wake up the next morning and an early flight on to the next city, and repeat the process. Johan’s energy and dedication to perfection were astounding to behold, he was a true ambassador for his brand, and the profession. Johan was a dedicated salon owner. He took care of his staff, and welcomed every client that entered his salons by their names. Johan helped launch many successful careers in the industry, many of his team have gone on to become salon owners with amazing careers and teams of their own, and would agree with me that one of the reasons for their success was Johan’s mentorship and guidance. My own career has been enriched by Johan, I respected him, revered him, and wanted to emulate him on stage. Many dinners were spent with Johan and Brenda, his wife and rock, and great times remembered. I can only hope that his family, his children and grandchildren have peace in their hearts, and remember a dedicated husband, a proud father and grandfather that worshipped his family, because they all knew without doubt that they were the people that mattered most in his illustrious life. When a life is lost, it is sad that only then do memories flood back, and time stands still as we remember greatness. I salute you Johan Kempen. The way that you lived your life is an example to us all. Rest in peace legend. Gary Rom.

  • Styles: Crescent Collection by Ivan Rodriguez

    Strength is in the hair, and the path taken to claim power is never predictable or heterogeneous. The same happens with empowerment, a fluid that runs like water, uncatchable, yet palpable. In this collection, the surprise and the unheard are reflected in asymmetric haircuts, some of which are impeccable straight, and contrast with forms that seem to escape the established. Volumes that show the extraordinary, and textures that reproduce the freedom of what is liquid. Hair: Ivan Rodríguez @ivanrohair Photography: Jell Loya @jellloya Make up: Thessa Peralta & Greg del Toro @thessaperalta_mua Styling: Melissa Web @melwebbg

  • Turn Clients into Fans with the My Salon Software Loyalty Programme

    An integral part of building a clientele is recognition and then reward and, In line with today's consumer trends, clients are looking for added value rather than discounts. This is why it is smart to offer a Loyalty Programme that gives clients both. Just imagine clients earning points on their spend, receiving bonus points when they refer a friend of participate in a promotion and then receive a complimentary service on her birthday or a much needed additional service paid for by her loyalty points My Salon Software is set up to award clients loyalty points based on spend and, similar to other successful loyalty programmes, allows you to increase the reward for promotions and events. Who says if you want loyalty, get a dog? They are barking up the wrong tree! For more information CONTACT US by clicking below. http://mysalonsoftware.co.za/contact-us-hair-news/ www.mysalonsoftware.co.za info@mysalonsoftware.co.za terry@mysalonsoftware.co.za | 083 650 0952 aletta@mysalonsoftware.co.za | 064 504 6001

  • Squarebubble Hairdressing in Bedfordview: Space Available for Rental or Commission

    Excellent Security – Alarm – Generator – Boom Gate Access Squarebubble Hairdressing is centrally located in the heart of Bedfordview in the humble Kloof Mall. With no major chain stores in the building it is a destination salon conveniently placed right off the N3 highway from Van Buuren off ramp. Surrounding are the busy Village View shopping center as well as Bedford shopping centre just down Kloof road with all major grocery stores, mouthwatering restaurants, pharmacies and banks. The Kloof Mall offers 24 hour security guards as well as controlled boom gate access. The salon is equipped with an alarm and has recently had a generator installed so loadshedding does not affect business. Squarebubble salon staff use Davines professional colour and are stocked in Davines retail for homecare. The staff consists of 2 members who work for the salon (and are Davines master colorists), 2 rental hairstylists, 2 nail technicians, 2 beauticians as well as 3 operators and a receptionist at the front desk. The salon has space for one more hairstylist who is equipped with a clientele who would like either a rent a chair option or to work on a commission basis.The salon is newly renovated with lots of cupboard space for a new member to store their things under lock and key. Ownership of the salon has recently changed as of 1 March 2020 and despite the pandemic is still going strong! The salon is also fully covid-19 compliant in protocols. Please take a look on Facebook or Instagram or contact Kalpesh to view the salon. • Contact person: Kalpesh • Phone: 011 455 1626 • Email: hairsalon@squarebubble.co.za

  • Multiple Positions Available at New Modern Salon in South of Johannesburg

    We are looking for staff for our new Salon located in the South of Johannesburg. An experienced Stylist and Barber, who can double up as a manager in a brand new Salon, located in Haddon, South of Johannesburg, We are also looking for a Nail Technician who can do pedicures We are looking for a Masseuse and beauty therapist that can offer all services related to waxing, etc, Applicants should have their own transport and be available to start immediately. Vera Vita Salon and Barber Shop is located in a secure gated off stand alone centre. Within the centre there is an upmarket Italian restaurant which was established over 17 years ago, called Vera Vita. The restaurant has an exquisite Modern Italian Feel, with a very impressive menu, complimented by a spacious and inviting patio. Attached to the restaurant is an upmarket meeting room, with the strategy of servicing the brand new Magistrates Court recently completed over the road, opening in April. There are also Private areas for functions attached to the restaurant, leading out onto the patio, There is sufficient parking outside of the Barber shop, as well as parking inside the gates of the centre. The centre will be open 7 days a week with permanent security. We are looking for a company to take over the salon and barber area on a rental basis. Further Commercials can be discussed in person. Please contact us for a viewing of the space. Contact Marlon Angelo on 071 100 7584 or email Nakita on nakita@blackliondistribution.com Address: Rifle Range Road, Haddon, JHB

  • Ramp up your Retail Sales: Advice from Industry Pros

    There has recently been a sentiment in the industry that salons are losing out to online sales. This in-depth article gives advice and pointers on how salons can ramp up their retail and be competitive and successful in today’s market. We hope that you find the pointers valuable and thank everyone who gave their input! Online is here to stay, and it’s not all bad for brands. Chris Stofberg, MD of Modern Hair and Beauty, explains that hairdressers need to live alongside online sales as it is a reality. “Our industry has been more protected than the rest of the world for many years, and salons in other countries have had to adjust to sales through other avenues and portals for years already,” he explains. “There are benefits to salons as the increased visibility of a brand that is available online, helps to build that brand and this in turn is good for the salons who stock that brand and will draw clients into the salon to experience what else the brand offers (i.e. colour).” Chris explains that in a competitive market where every brand is looking to be sustainable and successful, visibility plays a big role. The more successful and the bigger selling a brand is, the more can be put back into the brand in terms of research and technology. It’s a competitive market and every brand is looking to be sustainable and successful. Visibility plays a big role in this. Another benefit: the more products a brand sells, the more can be put back into the brand. “Products are Cheaper Online” – How to Handle This Stav Dimitriadis, CEO of Twincare, explains that suppliers are limited as to what they can dictate in the industry and they have to be aware of being anti-competitive which is a serious offense. “However we are concerned about the direction online sales seem to be taking and that they are undermining the industry we have all built. As a company we do not intend to allow online to become an uncontrolled Wild West, and we are working hard to find a practical solution to this that will work for everyone,” Stav explains. Having said that, Stav explains that we need to play the cards we are dealt. Salons need to offer an incentive, whether in the form of promotions or discounts, for customers to continue to buy. “The alternative is to create your own online presence, as some customers are looking for the convenience that online provides. As younger customers who are technologically more savvy begin to age, they will form a bigger portion of society’s spending power so this will become more important,” he says. Stav emphasises that change is painful for all of us, but we can either adapt to it or get swept aside and there are numerous examples of this such as instant cameras, fax machines, ipods, CDs, VHS tapes.... even print magazines! (You’re reading industry news online now!) “Rather learn the technology and the skills to make sure this does not happen to you in the future,” he advises. Jerry Johnson, the manager of Franco International Sandton, explains that If a client complains that a product is cheaper online their salon’s policy is to say that we will match the price, they must just show the salon where they saw the special so that we can confirm the current special price. “This works for price conscious clients. Some clients do not worry about price as they are just glad to have the convenience of getting the product while they are having their hair done,” he explains. “It’s very important to be well stocked and to have in stock what the client requires.” What Advantages Do Salons Have with In-Person Sales? Patricia Hasses, sales consultant for Goldwell-KMS, explains that stylists have the advantage of retail products knowledge and can recommend the correct products directly to the client according to her / his specific needs which might change according to the season, their health, their new hairdo, or other reasons where a different product might be suitable. Styling products are also a great sell for salons as a salon can demonstrate how they work. If the salon is well stocked and the products is available immediately why would the client go online to order it and most of the times pay a delivery fee and then wait for the delivery. Clients that shop online are often those that are not getting advice from the stylist, or are too shy to ask the stylist. In other cases it is more a question of supply. If the client knows what she wants and can’t find it in her salon she will go online. So if the salon has the stock available the client will buy it from the salon and not online. Not every salon can afford to stock everything but they can recommend an alternative to what the client is looking for. “I did a exercise with one of my clients once. They were situated next to a retailer (Dischem). I took the stylist outside and made them count the steps from the salon door to the retailers door. It was 20 steps and I explained to them this is how close the competition is for retail sales. I told them if you don’t recommend the retail to the client she will go next door and take off the shelves what she thinks she needs,” Patricia explains. Online stores shouldn’t be a threat to salons even if the online store is running a special or having a sale as nothing is stopping the salon from doing the same and if they can’t they can always contact their suppliers and ask for support in the form of running the same special or sale. Patricia believes that one of the most important things in our industry is consultation. This allows for retail opportunities and also for upselling through additional services – the in-salon version of the retail product is often a great way to upsell. Nowadays, Patricia advises that the consultation should include the question “have you ever bought from a online store?” If the client answers yes this is the perfect opportunity for you to win the client over, either to buy from your salon in person, or to buy through your own salon’s online store if you have that facility available. Remember that “online sales” don’t have to be complicated and if you have a relationship with your client it could be as simple as having her WhatsApp the order to you, and you send it off! Just open an account with a local courier service and you will be able to offer your client a virtual product sale if she needs more of her products and doesn’t want to make a special trip to the salon. Market Your Retail Side Actively: Here are Some Great Ideas Georg Marnewick, MD of Take Note Trading, distributors of Milkshake South Africa, lists some great marketing initiatives that salons can implement to boost retail sales to the end-user: Client days or events to promote retail products | salons should involve their suppliers to assist them to sell retail to the end-users; Give-aways | salon owners know their client base and therefore know what products clients will respond to as a give-away; Discounts | negotiate a special discount for retail products from your supplier and pass such discounts on to your clients Free products | negotiate free products from your supplier and pass such free products on to your clients Competitions | Involve your clients in competitions on your social media pages Free blow-dry | if you haven’t seen you client in a while, invite them for a free blow-dry so that they can experience that they are safe in your salon. Salon online shops | if salons want to compete online, they should invest and develop online shops for their salons from which their clientele can purchase their retail products. Online shops could generate much needed retail turnover and their salon clientele will be more loyal to such a salon than buying elsewhere Georg believes that having a good client relationship is all-important. “Not only in the hair industry, but in many organisations, it is expected that the relationship between seller and buyer will last forever without much effort. No relationship, be it a business or a personal relationship, will grow if effort is not being put into such a relationship,” he explains. “Quality relationship building is now important more than ever and salon owners and their staff should implement a Customer Relationship Management system to ensure that the relationship between the salon and its clients is properly managed.” Georg explains that this doesn’t have to be expensive and could be as simple as a card system. Education and Product Knowledge is Essential Terry Scott, owner of Terry Scott Hair Fashion, KZN, explains that education is the most important thing in retail! “You must know your products to be able to recommend the best retail options to your client. Every client should have a consultation including recommended retail products before they even get to the basin.” When it comes to price, Terry advises that you should never presume to know what your client can or can’t afford. “Recommend the best product for your client’s needs. However, if budget is a concern, most product houses have various retail ranges that can suit your client’s needs and budget.” Power Retail Sales Tips from the Ground Up Jane Alves, Retail Business Consultant at Modern Hair and Beauty, gives a power refresher course on how you can be sure clients buy from your salon and upgrade to professional retail, rather than using supermarket products. Retail is simply identifying a need and providing a solution. However doing it effectively is an art that requires practice and attentions. It may not be the main source of income in your salon business since we are predominantly service orientated but it’s that extra icing and cherry on the cake that makes everything sweeter and adds great benefits to the business and your clientele. How can salons retail more effectively? Do a Daily Expectation Check: Each day have a quick meeting with your team or yourself if you work by yourself and set your goals for the day from service to retail. This creates accountability and focus for everyone and sets a clear route of action. Consult, consult, consult: Consultation is key! This allows us to better understand the client’s needs and concerns. By asking the right questions it. can help you see what to recommend from service, to treatment and retail for that clients desired outcome to be met. Questions like: What do you like about your hair? What would you change? Care Habits? (This discerns their budget and any gaps in their regime) While talking, analyze the scalp and hair to your overall picture and to guide you to the right recommendations Involve your clients in the process: Show your clients what you are doing, tell them what products, let them touch, smell and feel so it’s part of the overall experience and they connect with the products and experience. Sell value over price: It’s always value over price. Do not mention price until you have showed them the value. Price before understanding can shut clients down. They need to first see what you are presenting to them meets their personal needs and will change how they feel about their hair on a daily basis. The emotional and confidence factor is bigger than the price The Power of Three: Always link sell!! By showing at least 3 products as part of a regime, the client sees the value of a personalized regime and clients are more likely to purchase 1- 2 items when they are presented with at least 3 items. Especially if you have successfully shown them the value. Set up a “Prescription stand” at the styling section: A nice way of introducing a clients regime is to have an area at the styling section where you can place and present your chosen “prescription” to them. Always display to their left, they will more likely interact and touch, smell and feel and ask you questions. It’s a nice way of selling and great for those who are not confident in selling or nervous as it’s a much more relaxed approach. Stay Teachable: Keep learning and keep challenging yourself to grow and try new things to incorporate into the business. What trends are coming? What products are available? This helps to future proof your business as you remain on top of what’s influencing your clients and industry. And utilize your suppliers, the team at Modern Hair & Beauty can assist you with business support, technical support, retail skills and product knowledge to make sure you and your team are always on top of your game. Client Segmentation: This is a unique course to Modern Hair and Beauty which helps you to understand your clients exact personality so you can tailor and enhance their overall experience, speak in their language and meet their needs at a whole new level. This builds loyal and strong relationships, client frequency and spend. If you need more information on this course then please contact our education department. Challenge Perceptions: If your client has a misunderstanding of something or products then be honest and take the time to educate and help them to understand in a non antagonizing way. If you don’t, someone else will. Be The Doctor: You are the expert, be confident!!!! Embrace the talent and knowledge you have to share, it’s so valuable. Keep planting those seeds with your clients, even if it’s not that particular day you will reap that harvest in the future.

  • Chair Rental Resource for the Industry

    Find your perfect new salon location from these stunning options. If you are no longer able to operate in your existing premises, we hope that one of these gorgeous, upmarket and welcoming locations might be the right place to move your business! Chair Rental Opportunities are available in the following areas. Gauteng: Bedfordview, Bryanston, Illovo, Parkhurst Mpumalanga: Nelspruit KZN: Greyville Cape Town: Gardens, Tamboerskloof • • • • • • • • • Squarebubble Hairdressing, Bedfordview, JHB Excellent Security – Alarm – Generator – Boom Gate Access Squarebubble Hairdressing is centrally located in the heart of Bedfordview in the humble Kloof Mall. With no major chain stores in the building it is a destination salon conveniently placed right off the N3 highway from Van Buuren off ramp. Surrounding are the busy Village View shopping center as well as Bedford shopping centre just down Kloof road with all major grocery stores, mouthwatering restaurants, pharmacies and banks. The Kloof Mall offers 24 hour security guards as well as controlled boom gate access. The salon is equipped with an alarm and has recently had a generator installed so loadshedding does not affect business. Squarebubble salon staff use Davines professional colour and are stocked in Davines retail for homecare. The staff consists of 2 members who work for the salon (and are Davines master colorists), 2 rental hairstylists, 2 nail technicians, 2 beauticians as well as 3 operators and a receptionist at the front desk. The salon has space for one more hairstylist who is equipped with a clientele who would like either a rent a chair option or to work on a commission basis.The salon is newly renovated with lots of cupboard space for a new member to store their things under lock and key. Ownership of the salon has recently changed as of 1 March 2020 and despite the pandemic is still going strong! The salon is also fully covid-19 compliant in protocols. Please take a look on Facebook or Instagram or contact Kalpesh to view the salon. • Contact person: Kalpesh • Phone: 011 455 1626 • Email: hairsalon@squarebubble.co.za • • • • • • • • • Renaissance Hair, Bryanston, Sandton, JHB An intimate hair salon, specializing in the latest trends and classic styles that never go out of fashion. Trading for over 15 years, Renaissance Hair stays the salon of choice for discerning clients. We specialize in color, cut and styling. Stocking a wide variety of top selling products such as • Redken • Moroccan Oil • Goldwell • Brazilian Cacau Contact Details: Cell: 076 531 0900 | 083 669 1184 Tel: 011 706 3835 Address: Shop C3 Hobart Grove Centre, Hobart Road Bryanston, Sandton, JHB • • • • • • • • • Halo Hair Lounge, Illovo, JHB Our salon is based in illovo and we are looking for a stylist to rent a chair. We stock a wide range of products: Kevin Murphy, Joico, Evo, Lanza, Sayrna Key, Goldwell We are looking for a serious dynamic stylist to rent space in our vibrant salon and join our creative team. If you are looking to create a brand new opportunity for yourself and want to work for yourself please contact Donna on 072 812 3564 • • • • • • • • • Cosmetology Hair, Parkhurst, JHB Cosmetology Hair is now offering a hairstylist the opportunity to boost your own business within our trendy, modern salon environment. If you are unable to operate in your existing premises due to unforeseen circumstances, we hope that this gorgeous, upmarket and welcoming location might be the right place to move your business! Rent a chair at Cosmetology Hair and experience creative and financial FREEDOM! Location: 46 6th St, Parkhurst, Johannesburg, 2193 Contact Number: 010 040 2963 Email: hair@cosmetology.co.za Position: Hairstylist • • • • • • • • • Sam's Hair, Nelspruit, MPUMALANGA A perfect opportunity for a chair rental in a stunning loft type salon at Crossings Centre, Nelspruit • Two chairs available • Private washbays for clients • R1000 voucher from Slick warehouse in the first month A one-stop shop for a day of luxury pampering for your clients with a nail bar and beautician available on premises. Contact: Sam Cell: 076 422 3404 Email: hairatonlyyou@gmail.com • • • • • • • • • Bespoke Hair, Greyville, DURBAN Large Beauty room with store room or additional room within a busy upmarket hair salon to let for R6,500 pm. Safe on-site parking. We have plenty of salon clients requiring beauty services so this is a great opportunity! Central Morningside, Durban, location. Contact Donald on 082 654 0806. • • • • • • • • • Excentric on Kloof in Gardens, CAPE TOWN Are you an ESTABLISHED HAIRSTYLIST with your own client base just over carting all your things around as a mobile stylist and looking for a beautiful new space to call home? We have expanded and have a premium brand new space available in Kloof Street, Gardens, Cape Town, just for YOU! Benefits: • Maximise your efficiency with less driving up and down and carting everything around with you. Instead walk in to a readily prepared professional space • Maximise your time by being able to book during the color processing time and double your income • Have everything you need to provide a professional service readily available • Give your clients the experience they truly deserve in an equally beautiful, professional space • No longer feel lonely without having colleagues, being stimulated by professional training and keeping up with trends in a busy salon. • Have the flexibility you desire but still be a professional stylist Lets do it together with all the extra things no longer hanging over your shoulders and just focus on being the Creative Hairstylist you are and do the art you love. Please email saf@excentric-hair.co.za or call 081 572 5059 (to have a chat and see how we can make your life easier, less stressful and give you more time to focus on doing the hair you love! • • • • • • • • • The Prestige Beauty Lounge, Gardens, CAPE TOWN Do you have an existing clientele ? Interested in renting a chair in an upmarket salon in kloof street? It's time to make up your own hours and become your own boss. The prestige beauty lounge is looking for a new hairstylist, extention specialist, colorist, to rent a chair. The salon is situated in the new ultra modern development kloof street village. The kloof street village has retail space and a luxurious boutique hotel. Salon Vibe: Our clients love the bright modern environment. We offer a comfortable and friendly place for your client to Relax, surf the web, they can also enjoy our Moroccan tea, listen to great music all while getting their salon service's. 90 minutes FREE parking available for your clients. *Commission stylist welcome with a clientele only, and become a renter when ready. Salon address: Shop 2, Kloof street village, 8 Rheede street, gardens 8001 Contact Meriem: 067 071 4285 • • • • • • • • • Wade & Co Hair Design, Tamboerskloof, CAPE TOWN An incredible opportunity to take charge of your own career and work as and when you wish. Wade is looking for a stylist, as well as a nail technician, to join him at his upmarket salon in Cape Town, located at the top of Bree street, the salon is situated beneath the very popular Storm Fitness Centre. Your clients will enjoy unparalleled views of Table Mountain, as well as expansive city views, while having their hair/nails done. Wade&Co is a large, well laid out, spacious salon, allowing for plenty of social distancing, and is also fitted with a generator, which insures the best, uninterrupted experience for your clients, should the power go out! Chair rental options are on a daily, weekly or monthly basis. The choice is yours at Wade&Co. There is ample parking, right in front of the entrance, as well as along the sides of the building, making this an appealing venue. This is your chance to run your own business, without any of the normal risks attached, leaving you time to focus on what you love. Wade uses the very best in hair care products and colour. You will be able to order directly through him, (at cost) or you can use your own preferred brands. To contact Wade, email him on wade@wadeandco.co.za or send him a Whatsapp on 083 792 3554 to find out more about this amazing opportunity. • • • • • • • • • A Note about the Legalities of Chair Rental Chair rental is the equivalent of running your own “business within a business” independently within a salon. Registration and Compliance It is very important that all chair rentals comply with the correct industry legislation and that they are properly registered and up to date with the basic Bargaining Council fees as stipulated. This ensures that every business operating from the premises is compliant and correctly registered, providing peace of mind for all parties as well as clients! Please contact the Bargaining Council for any assistance in this regard. www.hcsbc.co.za Contracts and Agreements A chair rental agreement is only as good as the contract that governs it! A proper contract will protect all parties and ensure peace of mind and a harmonious working relationship. As part of the EOHCB membership, assistance with contracts is offered – please contact them for more info and assistance. www.eohcb.co.za Rental vs Employment There are many salons at this time offering two options: chair rental, or to be employed by the salon. If you prefer to work as an employee then please get in touch with the salon and discuss whether this is an option.

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