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Creating the Perfect Backwash for your Clients

Posted by Kate
Dated: October 2, 2009 2:48 PM

the-chapel-backwash.jpgA visit to the hairdressers used to be a necessity - to get rid of split ends, cover up roots or just get a long, limp style back into shape.

Nowadays, however, as well as it being an essential appointment every six to eight weeks, it is also a place where clients can sit back, relax and forget about shopping lists, kids and the stresses of life.

Talking about the latest trends at the styling station might be a distraction from reality, but there is one area that all salons can capitalise on and ensure clients really do relax and feel pampered: the backwash.

Billie Crago from The Chapel, Islington, London, offers her top five tips for creating the perfect backwash zone for your clients:

  1. Choose music that reflects the mood you want your guest to feel; remember the music is for the guest and not the team.


  2. Dimmer switches are lovely as they create a gentle ambiance. Candles are beautiful but not practical if space is limited.


  3. Privacy is a bonus.


  4. It sounds obvious, but do what you can to make your guest comfortable.


  5. Bottles should be kept tidy and clean. The cleanliness and aesthetics of any part of the salon can be seen as a reflection of the standard of your work as a whole.

 
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