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My boss thinks fantasy colors aren't for our upscale salon, but I DISAGREE.
Are bold hues unprofessional or just modern art?
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carr.willow6mo ago
Have you seen how some fantasy color jobs look like they belong in a gallery? @lisa_murray nailed it by calling them modern art. My old salon did a peacock feather design that clients loved, and it brought in so much buzz. That kind of detailed work takes real talent and planning, way beyond a basic single color. If a salon wants to be high end, it should show off this creative skill. Letting stylists use bold hues proves the salon is ahead of the curve and values art.
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nancy2756mo ago
Salons need to budget extra time for those detailed fantasy colors, because rushing ruins the art. My friend's place charges a premium for the complex stuff, which covers the hours of planning and extra product. They also keep a portfolio book at the front desk so walk-ins can see the skill level right away. It turns curious clients into booked appointments because they understand the value before they even sit down.
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