Independent Stylists: Is A Micro Salon Your Next Move?

As a micro salon owner and mindset coach for stylists, my guest Laura Symons is shedding some light on exactly what goes into a Micro Salon business model.   A micro salon typically consists of a suite or studio with 2-5 chairs, which provides the same salon experience as a larger establishment. It's an alternative option for those who may not be interested in owning a traditional salon business. One of the benefits of the micro-salon model is that it comes with lower overhead costs. Additionally, it allows the owner to help build the lives and careers of others. However, it's important to note that there are still expenses associated with running a business, and budgeting is crucial for success. If a stylist chooses to open a micro salon, they should keep in mind that they will be responsible for leading a team of stylists and assistants. It's essential to develop leadership skills and learn how to run a successful business. Owning a micro-salon is just one of many paths to becoming a business owner. With dedication and hard work, it's possible to achieve success. Laura, for example, was able to generate a quarter million dollars in revenue in her first year of operating two studios with five chairs and four employees. Grab The Micro Salon Checklist Visit Laura on Instagram