Booth Rental Salon

856 Words2 Pages

On Monday June 6, 2017 I had the pleasure of attending three salons: Kinkz beauty bar, The Plush Palor, and Jc Penny Salon. Prior to my visit I knew that I had three options when starting my career in a salon, which was booth rental, commission, or own a salon suite. Booth rental allows a stylist to rent a space from an existing salon. Therefore, you are your own boss and in most cases create your own rate and hours. Commission based salons, like any other corporate job, has a set salary as well as set time to attend work. In contrast , the newest on the market is salon suites, which allows the stylist to now become an entrepreneur and run a one person salon. Although all three choices seemed great, the decision would ultimately depend on my living circumstances. Therefore, considering I would be an incoming stylist with very little clientele booth rental and commission seemed best fit. On Monday morning I started off with attending two booth rental salons. Kinks Beauty Bar and The Plush Parlor are sister Salons owned by Ms. Dezi and located across the street from each other in West Los Angeles …show more content…

In addition there were six booths in total and waiting area as well as ash bowls dryer station and bathroom. At this location booth rent was $150 dollars, but the stylist is given a key and allowed to come at there own leisure. The price includes shampoo, conditioner, latex gloves, sane towels, and shower caps; therefore, any other supplies must be provided by the client. In addition, Dezi expressed that she does not micro manage her stylist, because she was once a stylist before; therefore, allows her employees to set their own prices and allows free dress. Due this style of structure, I noticed that the salon had a relaxing vibe and although she does not offer any educational course as a owner and professional stylist she is willing to help her fellow coworkers in

More about Booth Rental Salon

Open Document