We are also on Instagram and use it for inspiration. Word, so to speak, just spreads so quickly. Overall, the boutique accounts for 15 percent to 20 percent of our revenue.įacebook has definitely been the most successful social media outlet in promoting our business. We post a picture of a set of nails, then that client shares it, and then a friend who has never heard of Salon Indulgence sees it. In fact, we get a fair number of people who stop in specifically for the shop. We’re a one-stop shop: Come in for a manicure/pedicure, hair cut, massage, facial or wax, and pick up a new blouse for yourself and a gift for a friend on your way out. Similar to the design of Salon Indulgence, the boutique has an eclectic mix of things for sale, including jewelry, clothing, scarves and home decor items. While we don’t have nail products for purchase, if clients are interested in a polish or hand cream we have used in a service, we can order it for them.Īs for retailing, the salon’s boutique sets us apart. For nail art, we use Akzéntz Gel Play and Young Nails Kaleidoscope, and we use Young Nails Synergy Gel hard gel for clients who struggle with acrylic. We also have the matching Morgan Taylor polish for clients who want the same color on their toes. Additionally, we have a growing number of OPI gel polishes to match our collection of OPI lacquer. Our largest selection of gel polish is Gelish. The service is $35 and roughly 75 percent of clients also ask for nail art on their hands or toes at an extra charge of $5 to $10. Our most popular service is a gel manicure with nail art. Owners Melissa Whitcomb (left) and Melanie Heindl with nail artist Rebekah Menn (seated).

We’ve only had two male nail clients-and one of them was here to check ‘get a pedicure’ off his bucket list! Recently, one of our clients celebrated her 99th birthday! On average, clients are in the salon for an hour and spend $35. Our average demographic is 40 to 60 years old, but we’re also very busy in the summer and fall with bridal parties, as well as teenage girls going to prom and homecoming. For example, we made a table out of one of the old doors for our Make & Take bar.

The decor of Salon Indulgence is eclectic with a positive vibe. When we moved into our current location three years ago, we repurposed many of the things from the old space. We talked to owners Melissa Whitcomb and Melanie Heindl to learn a little more about the salon… For $5, clients can make and take home a facial scrub, lip gloss or hand cream featuring Dōterra essential oils.

Additionally, every month they offer a new DIY product in our Make & Take bar.

The moment a client walks in the door, she is greeted with kindness and offered a beverage. One of the things that sets them apart is their customer service. They strive to be trendy, eclectic and welcoming. It’s a town where people live their entire lives, as did their parents and grandparents before them, so a lot of our clients have been coming to them since they opened. They’re located in an area that stays relatively the same, but they’re always expanding and growing their services and team. If this data is unavailable or inaccurate and you own or represent this business, click here for more information on how you may be able to correct it.Salon Indulgence is in the heart of Little Chute. VIEW ADDITIONAL DATA Select from over 115 networks below to view available data about this business.

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