I am doing a business project for school & we are looking to ';open'; our own hair salon any tips?

Any information on everything from advertising my new ';business'; to rental costs to how much to pay employees would be useful. Also, any webpages that has any information regarding hair salons and what you need to have in stock to open.I am doing a business project for school %26amp; we are looking to ';open'; our own hair salon any tips?
You will need to know what your State's Local Laws, rules and guidelines are. You will need to know your buidling codes and regulations, you will need insurances on both your store as well as your employees. You will need to know what type of permits and licsense you willl need, you will have to check with your local Health Dept for rules and regulations.


Consult with advertising companies in your area and let them know what you are doing and ask them for tips with your project.


Remember when doin well in school you have to go above and beyond the minimal requirements as this with help you in your business later in your life.








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http://www.premierbeautysupply.com/train鈥?/a>I am doing a business project for school %26amp; we are looking to ';open'; our own hair salon any tips?
Charge ';rent'; on your chairs for your employees weekly and then whatever's left over is their profit. Kinda like commission I guess. The better the clientele the better your employees will get paid.
If this is for school shouldn't YOU be going and doing research, not asking for answers? In my opinion that's cheating. Do your own research.
Are you in Beauty School?





If so you really need to get a job and get alittle experiance under your belt first. Please don't take this as an insult, but when you first get out of beauty school you really don't know enough to rush out and open a salon, it will go under very quickly!!! I know you prbably feel you know enough, but honestly beauty school only teaches the basics and you learn the most when you get out and into a shop.





Salons are very competitive, there is a hair salon on every street corner, it is very hard to do well on your own, especially right out of school. You really need to build a clientelle, being right out of school you are not going to have that.





The best thing is to build your knowledge before going out and opening a salon. It is a very rough business, especially when you have salons doing $3.99-$10.00 cuts.





I don't know where you live, but in most states you have to work in a salon for 6-12 mos. before you can open your own salon.





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