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Oh and in response to Patt's post, PBA posted something on Fairy Tales Hair Care products as well and they have them in their product lists.
Check this article out by Beauty Store Business:
October 4, 2010 - 12:55pmhttp://www.beautystorebusiness.com/news_page.php?q=328&method=id
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Jlynn - Thanks for your help. Do you know if salons are seeing an increase in cases of lice? If so, do you know why? Thanks, Pat
October 4, 2010 - 5:09pmThis Comment
Yes, salons are experienceing a higher intake of clients with lice.
April 19, 2015 - 4:25pmSchools are no longer treating it on sight due to budget cuts, and parents don't know what to do about it.
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Well unless you treat head lice in your Salon-you should turn away anyone that comes in with head lice. Lice can infect your other clients and your staff so you must be careful about working with clients who have lice.
What you can do is carry lice prevention and lice treatment products in your Salon. Lice outbreaks occurr a few times a year so it will bring new customers into your Salon who may just come in to buy the products but apon seeing your Salon and your services they may come back to make an appointment. This happens to me all the time, I own a Salon in the New Jersey Central area and I have parents running in all the time (from all over NJ/PA/NYC) buying Fairy Tales Hair Care products-they make an all natural lice treatment called Lice Goodbye and they also have lice prevention products called Rosemary Repel. Parent's need this stuff right away because they need to get rid of the lice ASAP and are willing to pay the price.
In turn, having these products available in my Salon has brought a whole new list of clients to my Salon. I may even consider nit picking in the future. But for now ill stick to selling their products. You WILL NOT go wrong with having these products in your SALON-and the products WILL fly off the shelfs. I've had to make two large orders in the past three weeks and I have people on a waiting list. It is definitley something to consider.
October 4, 2010 - 12:31pmThis Comment
Anon - That question is best asked of those who represent beauty salons. You may want to contact the Professional Beauty Association, which is a non-profit trade association that represents the interests of the professional beauty industry from manufacturers and distributors to salons / spas and licensed professionals. The PBA website states that it offers business tools, education, advocacy, networking and more to improve individual businesses and the industry as a whole. http://www.probeauty.org/
October 1, 2010 - 5:01pmThis Comment