Build a Salon Wig Edit Around Real Consultations
A salon assortment works best when each style answers a recognisable customer conversation. Begin with the services your team can confidently support.
Read more ↗Useful notes for the salon team.
Practical reading for product selection and customer support.
Run a More Useful Glueless Wig Fit Session
A fit session should establish how a particular cap behaves on the intended wearer. It is a practical check of the approved design, not a guarantee that one size suits everyone.
Read more ↗Display Straight, Wave and Curl Styles Fairly
Customers can compare textures more easily when the display conditions are consistent. A useful display shows the style rather than hiding differences behind editing or heavy finishing products.
Read more ↗Review a Blonde Wig Before Adding It to the Salon
Blonde products deserve their own review of colour, condition and permitted services. A familiar shade name is not a substitute for checking the actual sample.
Read more ↗Assess Bob and Pixie Cuts from Every Angle
Short wigs put the outline in focus. A bob or pixie sample should be reviewed from the sides and back as carefully as it is reviewed from the front.
Read more ↗Make the Wig Care Handover Easy to Follow
A useful care handover gives the customer clear directions for the exact product purchased. Material, construction and permitted styling all belong in that conversation.
Read more ↗Keep Sample Notes That Help the Next Reorder
The most useful sample notes capture what the buyer actually approved. They should let another team member understand the product without reconstructing a conversation from memory.
Read more ↗Plan Salon Stock Without Promising Every Variant
A clear stock plan distinguishes the styles held locally from those that need a new order. That distinction helps the salon communicate realistic choices to its customers.
Read more ↗Check a Salon Delivery Before It Reaches the Display
An incoming check connects the delivered units with the sample and order your salon approved. Define the check before the shipment arrives so the team knows what to record.
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