If a person already knows a little about owning a salon then the training might come easy for that person. For owning a business a person will need to know marketing, computer skills, leadership skills, negotiation skills, people skills, vision, problem solving, sales skills, and business skills. A person may also need to be able to pass a state exam, depending on which state the person plans to gain employment, to obtain a beautician license. Graduating from high school diploma or passing a general educational development degree help with getting into a good school. Once a person has completed all of his or her courses for beauty school, he or she should be able to get his or her beauty license. A person applying for the license should also make sure that their license will approve them for doing the services he or she wishes to perform. If a person receives their license, he or she must keep it updated buy attending all trainings and paying all of the fees to keep the certification active. Working in a salon manager role will also give a potential salon owner valuable experience in leading the salon staff and providing hire level customer service …show more content…
If clients come into the salon and have complaints about the service they received, the owner will have to work with the client to make their unfavorable service experience better. If the client is unsatisfied with a hairstyle that one of the employees did not do correctly then the owner will have to find someone who can do it correctly or give the client their money back because as a business owner, customer satisfaction is high on the priority list. A salon owner must also supervise and coach their staff to make sure that the staff members are performing to the customers’ and owner’s standards. The salon owner must also stay compliant with his or her state and keep track of the staffs’ licenses. Salon owners should also make sure that their staff promotes the company to bring more business to the salon and continually update them with new beauty styles. Some salon owners may provide waxing, makeup applications, skincare, manicures, pedicures and any other beauty procedures, all depending on the salon that an owner would like to run. There are two main types of salons, full service and specialized service salons. A full service salon offers everything listed above, where a specialized service only offers one or two areas that the owner likes to specialize in. A full service salon will have higher chance of bringing in more revenue, but a specialized service salon will have