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General Liability vs. Tools & Equipment Coverage for Salons: Why Both Matter!

Your salon runs on professional tools, excellent service, and your dedication to make it happen. That’s why it’s crucial to protect all aspects of your

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A Guide to Insurance for Beauty Salons: Full Glam, Fewer Worries [+ Easy Flowchart!]

What would happen if a client slipped on shampoo suds in your salon? The individual stylist manning the station could be held responsible for the

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Jargon Free: Understanding Your Massage Therapy Certificate of Insurance (COIs)

There’s a lot of legal jargon on insurance documents, so it’s reasonable not to feel confident in your understanding of your liability insurance certificate. Let

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Design a Better Massage Website: Pro Tips, the Best Builders & Examples

Massage therapists like you are expert self-starters when it comes to wellness. Web design experts? You might be that, too! But you don’t have to

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How to Protect Your Practice With Massage Therapy Consent Forms & Liability Waivers

Want to help reduce the risk of client misunderstandings? You need a massage therapy consent form. Looking to lower your chances of getting sued over

What to Do if a Client Is Injured During a Massage Session

You do everything you can to create a relaxing and comfortable environment for your clients, including providing calming sounds, soft lights, and warm sheets. But