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Executive Directory of Beauty Salon Decisionmakers allows you to target individuals that own, operate, and are employed in the beauty industry dealing with cosmetic treatments for men and women who want relaxation, wellness and healthiness. Variations of beauty shops include hair salons, nail salons, and spas. There is a distinction between beauty salon (also known as beauty shop) and hair salon; although many businesses do offer both sets of treatments. Beauty salons provide generalized services related to skin health, facial aesthetic, foot care, aromatherapy, meditation, oxygen therapy, mud baths, and other services.
Many salon owners are individuals who have enjoyed a successful career in hairdressing or another beauty related profession. They have business knowledge, are results driven, organized, and good with finances. Some have backgrounds in business management and accounting. These small business owners work to capture market share, obtain repeat business, and build a profitable business.
Owner’s of sole proprietorships or major beauty shops/salons hire and staff their business with experienced, educated and trained workers including manicurists, pedicurists, cosmetologists, massage therapists, beauticians and more. Manicurists/Nail Technicians are licensed and must follow regulations. Hair beauticians must take an oral, written and practical examination to become state-licensed, hair stylists. Licensure typically mandates that candidates have completed sanitation, health regulations and salon management classes as part of the cosmetology program. Massage therapists receive practical training on a variety of therapeutic massage techniques, including Kinesiology, Shiatsu, acupressure, sports massage, geriatric massage, Swedish and deep-tissue modalities. The owners themselves have hands on experience with hair as well as management, finances, and marketing aspects of the business.
Beauty Shops stock there businesses with products for business use and retail sale to consumers. They sell items such as hair clips, combs, brushes, hair dryers, straighteners, hair dye, chairs, mirrors, shampoo, conditioner, magazines, hair catalogues, scissors, brooms, sinks, nail polish, lamps, nail décor applicators, nail drills, foot baths, and towels. They must also stock there shops with cleaning supplies such as brooms, window cleaners, paper towels, trash bags, hand soap, bathroom cleaners, and comb sanitizers. This list is ideal for public place and reception room offers, point of purchase displays, continuing education, supply catalog, and small business or entrepreneurial offers.
Job Title/Function
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Owner
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Manger
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Senior Vice President
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Director
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Treasurer
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Partner
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President
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Chief Financial Officer
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General Manager
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District Manager
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Sales Manager
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Vice President
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Chief Executive Officer
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Executive Director
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