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( BUSINESS BUILDERS )<br />

Remi Cachet<br />

EXTENSIONS<br />

As with many additional services, extensions are<br />

a great way of directly increasing both your profit<br />

and customer loyalty. “For salons that don’t have a<br />

huge budget, hair extensions are a great option as<br />

you can start off with a small investment, but still<br />

have the potential to earn big,” says Hair Rehab’s<br />

Lauren Pope.<br />

Extensions make up 60 per cent of business at<br />

Wills & Parker salon in Harrogate. “Extension<br />

clients spend anything from £100 to £1,000<br />

depending on the amount used, and my advice to<br />

any aspiring stylist is to always seek out a company<br />

that provides great hair, fantastic training and good<br />

customer service,” says owner Tracy Roche.<br />

She uses Great Lengths and has found extensions<br />

are a great way at growing a loyal client base as<br />

they’re more likely to come to the same salon for<br />

their colour and blow-drying.<br />

Salv Mulé, salon director at Academy Salons in<br />

Surrey, has found offering extensions to be quicker<br />

than carrying out a colour service. “We now<br />

facilitate a full head of extensions in 45 minutes,<br />

which is quicker than a colour service and more<br />

profitable,” he enthuses. “We can also introduce<br />

risk-free colour to clients who are chemical-shy,<br />

which is a real asset.”<br />

Salv uses Balmain Paris Hair Couture, which<br />

Great Lengths Great Lengths<br />

offers education courses from £175 and complete<br />

packages from £449.95 to train three stylists. The<br />

brand also offers a six-month hair quality guarantee<br />

on all 100 per cent human hair extensions (when<br />

using the Balmain Paris Hair Couture aftercare<br />

range) – a strong draw for clients.<br />

Remi Cachet’s training courses are open to<br />

hairdressers with minimum NVQ Level 2, Victoria<br />

Lynch, founder of Remi Cachet, suggests looking<br />

at either the Mini Tip and Ultra Tip two-day<br />

course or Hot and Cold Fusion two-day course as<br />

a thorough introduction to extensions. “The initial<br />

investment for the two-day courses are £1,200+VAT<br />

for one person, but additional stylists from the same<br />

salon are just an extra £300+VAT,” says Victoria,<br />

who says the stylist should break even after just four<br />

full heads. Extensions are enjoying a boom period<br />

and the service is now the norm in many hair salons<br />

and with a wealth of extension brand suppliers to<br />

choose from, you can find the brand that’s best<br />

for your salon.<br />

Balmain Paris Hair Couture<br />

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