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Salon Essentials - Styling Tools, Spa Supplies, & Esthetician Equipment

Today’s technological and design advancements within the spa and salon industries are happening at warp speed - Give your clients get the modern-day, stylish looks they desire with the latest salon essentials, esthetic products, styling tools and spa equipment. Keep up on the latest styles and trends with our full selection of carefully curated salon products including up-and-coming brands as well as some of the industry's classics in the lash and brow, manicure, pedicure, salon chairs & furniture, hair care, and skincare categories. Buy salon essentials confidently at Massagewarehouse.com with our Price Match Guarantee. For further savings and peace of mind, set up routine shipping for regularly used spa and salon products with our convenient autoship program.

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If you find the same product for a lower price from any other company, we will refund/match the difference. Offer is valid for 30 days from the date of purchase. Valid on orders shipped within the continental United States. Cannot price match against auction sites. Pricing match is based on competitor complying with Manufacturer’s Minimum Advertised Price (MAP) Policy. If a product is listed below “MAP” we may not be able to match that price. Vendor that we price match must have product available to purchase and not on backorder.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Are professional salon and spa products better than store-bought products?

Though this answer could depend on who you ask, yes, salon supplies are usually better than store-bought spa products. Many beauty products that you find in drugstores are diluted and not nearly as effective as their salon product counterparts. These lesser quality products are mixed with water, fillers, and chemicals, making them not just less effective, but potentially unsafe, too.

At the very least, they are not nearly as healthy as they claim. For instance, hair care products found in salons are made with high-quality ingredients that are concentrated and work together to hydrate and nourish your hair. Drugstore products simply can’t compete.

What equipment do I need to start a salon?

Starting a salon is an exciting endeavor. However, the equipment you need to start one can vary depending on the type of services your salon intends to offer.

There are a variety of salon supplies required, ranging from administrative equipment like a cash register and POS system, to decor and seating for your waiting area, to laundry equipment and salon stations.

Each salon station will need things like salon chairs and washbasins, plus storage cabinets and carts to house your salon products. You’ll also need spa supplies like towels, hair appliances, hair care products, and possibly other salon necessities like manicure stations, manicure and pedicure supplies, and more.

Before deciding which type of salon equipment you need, it’s a good idea to write out a business plan and decide what services you will offer your clients. Once you determine your treatment menu, you can then create a list of your equipment and salon supplies needed.

What are the best ways to maintain salon equipment and tools?

Every salon will have different processes for maintaining its salon tools and equipment. However, all hand-held salon tools––like lash and brow products such as tweezers or manicure and pedicure supplies like nail clippers and cuticle cutters––require daily cleaning and disinfecting followed by thorough drying.

Sinks and counters must be scrubbed and disinfected, salon chairs must be wiped down, and floors must be swept and mopped. It’s a good idea to clean all spa equipment and tools after each use so that they last as long as possible. If you allow gunk and grime to build up, it will only cause more rapid deterioration.

Additionally, it’s wise to keep tools that have moving parts well-lubricated, including pumping your hydraulic chairs up and down a few times each week, to keep the seals lubricated.

Always lower the chair after each client as well, and lock the base. This can help diminish wear and tear as each new client takes a seat. Routine maintenance for salon equipment is vital to keep it all working like a charm.

Which services does a full-service salon typically offer?

Hair services like cuts, trims, and color are a definite must for any full-service salon. Most full-service salons will also offer nail services like pedicures and manicures. Waxing is also fairly standard, although the type of waxes that are offered can vary from salon to salon. For instance, some may consider bikini or leg waxing as salon essentials, while others only offer brow and lip waxing. Depending on how high-end the salon is, some full-service spas also offer massage therapy services.

What is the difference between a salon and a spa?

These two terms are often used interchangeably, though there are differences. The biggest difference is that a client might visit a spa to be pampered for an entire day. However, a trip to a salon might just entail a haircut or a manicure. Spas are often larger locations than salons, and offer a wider range of services and spa supplies, though many of those things could overlap between the two.

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