This story was on a Facebook post in the AHC by Sandy Chong to a lady that had just opened a salon and was really flat about how to get clients into her business. I wanted to share this as I think this bit of advice you could share with your clients and Sandy has proven that it worked….. Hi Cheryl. Congratulations on opening your salon. I had a little look at your website and your salon is certainly lovely. I opened a 2nd salon years ago in Paddington, Sydney. ( I note you are in Paddington Bris) I bought the salon from a very established business and as I refused to pay cash in hand … [Read more]

Glide Meche Sheets are a lightweight alternative to foil for your colouring needs. Used alone or in conjunction with other colouring tools, Glide Meche is a must try! Meche sheets are very pliable and easy to work with, allowing the flexibility to achieve many different results. Not only are they light weight and easy to use, they are also re-usable! You need only wash them in warm soapy water, hang them to dry and they are ready to go again! Salons are reporting that they are reusing their sheets multiple times – many more times than they thought possible. So Glide Meche Sheets are also … [Read more]

Well it’s that time of year again and we are really proud to let you know what we have done on your behalf this year. During the year I was contacted by The Kids Cancer Project as they needed some cutting capes with their name on them for their Shave For A Cure fundraiser. During the process of this sale, I was dealing with a lovely lady called Dee who told me that the sponsor they had for the capes had fallen through. Dee proceeded with the order and we had 200 capes manufactured and printed for them to distribute around Australia. Remo and I really wanted to help, so we decided to … [Read more]

Remo Blog Dec 2018 It really is true, when they say “Lift your head up to smell the roses”. There is a school six hours west of Sydney called “Trundle Public School”. The headmaster of this school, John Southern, hosts 120 students from Kindergarten through to Year 12. John would be what they call “good country folk”. With NSW now entirely in drought, officials have confirmed the dry winter has intensified what has been called the worst drought in living memory and John Southern is doing his best to make a difference. I first heard of John while watching a Sunday morning … [Read more]