At first glance a typical salon business doesn’t require anything fancy in technological aspects. However, much like any other industry salons can perform better when there’s tech adoption.
Here are 5 examples that transform the salon business moving forward.
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Salon Software
A good salon software has the ability to improve virtually every aspect of a salon business. From inventory management to being able to process payments and book appointments, it’s like hiring an additional employee to take care of minor but essential items.
Social Media
Social media can be used as a tech tool to promote your salon services, a bridge to connect customers and engage your audience.
All these online platforms can potentially boost client numbers, sales and revenue when done right. Furthermore, you can showcase your expertise, engage future clients and influence how people see your brand.
Virtual Apps
Gone are the days when customers traditionally stick to the hairstyle they’ve always had because they’re afraid that a new look won’t do them well. Now, they can try out new styles via imaging apps.
Imaging apps can change one’s face, such as hair, makeup and more so they could ‘try it out’ before committing to the change.
Smart Hair Brush
A hair brush is one of the most common tools in a salon, and what better way to adopt technology than to make it smarter?
Sensors in the brush, as well as hardware such as gyroscopes and accelerometers determine the speed of brushing as well as hair dryness, among others. This can be sent to an app for client profiling and a custom treatment plan.
Cryptocurrency
The adoption of cryptocurrency as payment adds a layer of options for salon businesses. Tech-savvy clients can pay using Bitcoin and other crypto coins via salon software for convenience. Businesses will have something in addition to traditional payment systems such as credit cards and checks
