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How to find inspiration for your salon online
Pinterest is the perfect place if you dream of a new salon. Here, you can create mood boards and gather everything related to salon design, from chairs to lounge areas. Take the time to explore other salons, because you never know what ideas you might come across. You can follow us on Pinterest.
On Instagram, you’ll find inspiration for hair, colours and trends from hairdressers around the world. It’s also a great place to get ideas for how to showcase your work. Consider showing the process behind your creations. You can follow us on Instagram.
Facebook groups
Facebook groups are a treasure trove where you can find like-minded people. Here, you can get advice from hairdressers who have been through it before, share your own experiences and support one another. You can follow us on Facebook.
LinkedIn may not be the first place you think of, but here you can follow the industry and see what other hairdressers are working on. Although it’s more professional, you can find inspiration for developing your brand and strengthening your network. You can follow us on LinkedIn.
TikTok
Even TikTok can offer new perspectives and ideas for styling and ways to have fun in the salon. It’s not the most obvious platform, but there’s plenty of entertaining content.
Inspiration for your salon design
If you’re looking for inspiration for designing your salon, you can also take a look at the Just Add People blog.
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