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Tuesday, March 29, 2011

Leslie Loves Faux Hawks!



Faux Hawks are still in style!

Use kid-friendly products from The Salon at Kids Club to get your kid's hair to
ROCK THE HAWK!
It's a really fun style for boys, young and old.



Surf's Up Wax is great because you can re-mold it throughout the day. So when your little man gets up from a nap, just run your fingers through his hair, and it will perk right back up! For rock star status add a little color to your finished faux hawk with Joico Spikers Gel!

-Leslie





My favorite product for spiking up hair is:

Surf's Up Texturizing Wax





Don't forget!

A super cool style is always included as part of your child's hair cut at The Salon at Kids Club! Get braids and sparkles or a spiked up faux hawk the next time you come in!

Tuesday, March 15, 2011

Mompreneur Spotlight: Anna-Aliza Rosenbaum

Mompreneur Spotlight will be an on-going blog topic

featuring businesses run by, who else? Moms!


Mompreneur is a combination of the words "mom" and "entrepreneur".


This term is used to describe women who balance the demands of being a full time, stay at home parent and running their own business.

The Salon at Kids Club is owned and operated by Karla Easton, our very own mompreneur!







I just spoke with Anna on the phone and here's what she had to say about Moo G Clips:



Q: When was Moo G Clips born?

A: 2007



Q: Where do you make all of your clips and headbands?

A: I have a small space carved out for myself at home.




Q: Do you make everything yourself or do you have help?

A: Mostly by myself, sometimes I have help with really large orders.



Q: How did you come up with your non-slip clips?

They really work!

A: When I was working on making the clips I walked around my house feeling different textures trying to find the perfect thing to use on the inside of the clip. I came across my son's craft supplies box and found some craft foam. I put a little bit inside a clip and it worked!



Q: How did you get the word out about your accessories?

A: I started just simply by putting them in my daughter's hair. I started to get comments from my friends and other moms. I made a batch, put them in packaging, and bought a stand and sold them from home whenever someone would ask.




Q: What is your favorite clip or headband right now?

A: Tough choice, probably the new skinny bands felt flowers (seen on left) and chiffon flowers.



Q: Have you ever made a custom clip for a customer that you liked so much you added it to the collection?

A: Yes, that's how the Special Occasions line started.



Q: There are lots of celebrity babies being spotted wearing Moo G Clips. Who has been your favorite celeb baby spotted in your clips?

A: Hallie Berry's daughter Nahla




First two photos courtesy of Leah Islinger Photography

Last photo courtesy of celebritybabyscoop.com

Tuesday, March 1, 2011

Rachel's Rewarding Clients


"I answered the phone one day, about 8 years ago. I was new to the salon. The woman on the other end of the phone explained to me that she had been in the store with her grandson a week or so earlier and that he must have taken notice of one of the hair stylists 'She had pink hair,' she said, 'I found him in his room today trying to color his hair with a pink crayon.' She explained that her grandson had never had a haircut in a salon before. She had always done his haircuts herself, at home, because of his autism she had always thought that the experience would be too overwhelming. For some reason he had taken an interest in the stylist with pink hair, and she thought she would take a chance and come in. They made an appointment with me. Since they had seen me last I had changed my hair color, but for the day of the appointment I used a temporary spray-on color to make my hair pink again, just like he remembered. The first haircut lasted about 10 minutes, and I only did a quick trim around the back and up and over the ears. I worked calmly and quietly, and he sat silent. They booked another appointment with me about 4 or 5 weeks later. The second haircut went a little better than the first, I was able to get a good trim all over. When they arrived for the third haircut I heard 'Hi Rachel,' which was such a great surprise! He is now 14 and has been getting regular haircuts from me ever since. It has been a great pleasure to see him blossom over the years. We now have conversations while he is getting his hair cut, he asks me how I've been and what's new, and tells me what's going on at school. I will gladly cut his hair until he is an old man, if he wants me to."



-Rachel





Since this first, fateful, client Rachel has built many request clients of varying special needs and has received many referrals from the parents of her current clients when their friends are looking for someone to cut their child's' hair. She is able to sense each child's personal level of comfort and her calm approach helps ease each child into the routine of getting a haircut.



It's a gift, talent, or blessing... whatever you want to call it Rachel has it, and we are glad to have her at The Salon at Kids Club!