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  • Salon & Spa
A salon owner with wavy red hair wearing a black top holds a hair tool while sitting in front of a shampoo station in a salon.

Liability Waivers vs Salon Insurance: How They Work Together

If you’re looking to protect your salon, you need both liability waivers and salon liability insurance. Together, they defend your business from frivolous claims from

  • Massage
A massage room with a simple table covered in white sheets and a blurred spa background.

How to Rent Space for Your Massage Business: What to Know About Leases & Insurance

Lease language and insurance jargon together? At the same time? It’s a lot, we know. That’s why we made this guide: to help explain the

  • Massage
A woman recording a neck stretching video in her living room.

Social Media Made Simple for Massage Therapists: Tools, Tips, and Content Ideas

You don’t have to be an influencer to make social media work for you, but an active online presence can boost your business. In fact,

  • Salon & Spa
A salon receptionist wearing a beige wrap-around uniform watches a client sign a liability waiver on a clipboard at the reception desk of a salon decorated with green plants and soft-toned wood accents.

The Quick and Easy Guide to Salon Liability Waivers (You DO Need One!)

A liability waiver for salons is a short form that clients sign before receiving services. It documents that they understand the potential risks and agree

  • Salon & Spa
A salon owner prompts a new client to fill out a salon client intake form on a blue clipboard at the reception desk.

How to Create a Salon Intake Form the Easy Way (Free Template!)

Salon client intake form: A form for gathering information from new clients so you can tailor your services according to their preferences and needs. Clients

  • Esthetician
A female esthetician wearing a white button-up uniform smiles and leans against a white client bed in a studio with a white desk, a green plant, and white shelving behind her.

How Long Does It Take to Become an Esthetician? Fast Track vs. Real World Timelines

In many states, it takes about 600 hours to become an esthetician. That amounts to six months for full-time study or a year at a

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