Or we simply stopped cutting and coloring hair?
What statement would be made by giving up our hard earned skills or if we never had them to begin with?
Well that’s how a certain segment of the salon industry views Blow Dry Bars.
Although highly successful and making sense to some degree these blow dry only bars might do well in cities like NY where people are on the fly from the gym to work to dinner to meetings and need their hair styled in between; but why not just call your regular salon and/or hairdresser to get this done?
It seems silly to have spent $10-$13K on school, to get licensed. Open a salon; pay the same fees, permits, licensing etc. only to limit your services to blow dry’s.
Are these people taking the easy way, do they have a new cutting edge business model or did they simply cop out of the salon industry because they are just mediocre?
These are just some of the questions that come to mind as we see this type of “salon?” crop up here and there.
Is it the convenience of sitting and waiting no appointment necessary like a barber shop, to get your hair blown out or is your regular salon too busy for you?
Accommodations are our business so we are always prepared to take a client for any service. Should we ever become too busy to get you in for a blowout, you’ll be sure that we will simply hire another salon professional to get you in for your blow out.
Feel free to post your thoughts, we are curious about this topic. Oh and if you need a blowout, well; just call us, email us, text us, blog us, FB us-we're always here for you.
