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Another business opportunity in hair styling


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Business opportunities in the hair styling business

What an exciting time to be in the hair styling business. New business opportunities are everywhere. It seems like not a month goes by that I don’t see some new concept. Many of which really excite me with their potential. For example the mobile hair salon concept that I wrote about back in February. Now comes yet another brilliant idea reported by BehindtheChair.com a site devoted to industry news for hair stylists and hair salon owners.

“elder care market is going to explode”

This new concept is a franchise that brings hair styling services to the home bound market. If you’ve see any demographic trend chart these days you’ll know that elder care market is going to explode and this concept right with it. New Paramount Home Beauty Franchise Inc. is going to be one to watch or better yet, if you’ve got an entrepreneurial bug and interest in hair, check to see if the rights are still available for your area. Here is a highlight from the BehindtheChair.com article:

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Paramount Home Beauty fuses the $11 billion home health care industry with the salon and spa industry. The company offers a variety of salon services delivered straight to the home. From haircuts and makeup to facials and pedicures, Paramount brings the best of the beauty salon to the bedsides of the sick and shut-in.

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Read the entire article, Paramount Home Beauty Brings The Salon Into The Home

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    Hair Loss Myths


     

    Hair loss survey reveals need for educating consumers

    HealthNewsDigest.com published a survey that was conducted by International Society of Hair Restoration Surgery of American adults about their knowledge about hair loss. The articled does not tell us much about the size or demographics of the survey sample. For example I would be interested to know how many of the participants already had some hair loss issues. How many were currently using hair loss products or treatments. What was the age distribution, and mix of male and females. But from the reading over the article it appears as though the sample size was large enough to pay attention to. The bad news for the International Society of Hair Restoration Surgery of American were how few of the respondents were aware of the options available in hair surgery. Technological advances are really advancing rapidly. If you are suffering from some permanent hair loss issues you might want to contact one of their members. Here are some tidbits from the article:

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    The survey found that a majority of adults believe stress and medical causes can trigger hair loss (both 58 percent), which can cause people to temporarily lose their hair. Younger adults aged 18-24 are the most likely age group to think over-brushing hair (24 percent) and shampooing too much (20 percent) can cause hair loss, both of which are common myths.

    When asked who they would first seek advice if they were experiencing hair loss, four in ten adults (40 percent) would choose a primary care or family physician. Only 16 percent of respondents would consult a dermatologist, and far fewer would turn to a friend or family member (8 percent) or a hairstylist (7 percent) for help.

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    Frizzy hair options


     

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    An article about one woman’s struggle taming frizzy hair

    Fellow blogger Heather Staible has a pretty good post on her trials and tribulations with trying to deal with her frizzy hair. She does an excellent job of covering your options if you have frizzy hair, especially if you are near Houston. Must reading for all of you frizzy hair types out there.

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    Because my hair was not super curly, just wavy in all the wrong places, Taye used an ammonium thioglycolate relaxer called Thio on my hair. The multistep process took almost three hours, with a good portion of time spent at the shampoo bowl because of the frequent solution applications and washings. Taye instructed me to avoid exercising for three days because sodium affects the pH balance of the hair and can reverse the effect of the relaxer. She also told me to steer clear of bands, barrettes or clips because we were “training the hair.”

    The end result literally brought me to tears. It has given me the hair I once spent huge amounts of time and products to achieve. The relaxer controls the volume and the general bend of my hair, but allows me to curl it if I want to.

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    Read the entire article, Finding a therapist for frizzy hair

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