Jojo@salongeek
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You'll have to bring your own wine, Jojo. But hey, I'll supply the gels!
Sounds good to me!!! 😃 xx
You'll have to bring your own wine, Jojo. But hey, I'll supply the gels!
Do you know if they sell the capsules there too?
You'd think surly if you're not charging for the wine/fizz whatever it wouldn't be a problem. xx
Anyone not offering drinks due to nail dust/particles, get a couple of THESE x
Can't see the link
I'm intrigued! !
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Fab thread
Starting a home-based beauty business next year and was wondering if there are any requirements legally regarding offering refreshments. Is it just alcohol that is a issue?
You can offer alcohol - you just can't charge for it!
This is why Rush (local big salon to me, not sure if it's a chain?) does bottles of cider and lager. I know few guys go there just for that despite the fact there triple in cost to a turkish barbers. Some of the stylists are worth it, some aren't. Same as anywhere I guess. I myself been there and it was a challenge to drink as much bud beer to get my moneys worth! Specially as I wasn't happy with the cut.
I agree. At the end of the day your there for that treatment/service not for a drink. A few basic hot and cold drinks are more than fine. It's just a thought, little extra as it were.I think sometimes you can go overboard with the refreshments and end up running a cafe/bar. Tea, coffee and cold drink is acceptable..I know people like to offer a little something different which is great..but to have a shopping list for refreshments longer than the list of weekly product requirements, to me would cause irritation.
You can offer alcohol - you just can't charge for it!
I'm afraid that I not correct for all regions. My landlady was told that she couldn't offer an alcoholic drink although she didn't charge for it. They argued that it was included in the price like tea or coffee and therefore was calculated in the price of a hair cut/service. They are really strict in some places, best check it out to be sure.
I find that really surprising although I shouldn't be. It's a little like the music licenses in that it depends who you speak to. A lot of the salons like Charles Worthington have a menu of drinks including alcohol. I would never think that different areas have different rules! Like had been said on here so many times, this site is great for advice but check for yourself!
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