Salon Requirements in KY?
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I can't really answer your question, but if it were me, I would visit a salon or two (or call) and talk to the owner(s) and find out.
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try grondins cosmetology school. i live in the thumb area in michigan. i think cosmetolgy school costs a couple thousand dollars. you can try there website. i think its www.grondins.com  but im not sure.  good luck.
85549
I am looking for a  hairdresser that knows how to cut even!!!!!!!!! in the greater lexington ky area.
659173
check out KY products\n\nhttp://www.ky.com/index_us.jsp\n\nGood luck.
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Initial costs would include the purchase price of the salon and then 6 months of operating capital.\n\nFor the purchase price, I would try and value the assets of the business including equipment and inventory. What would it take to go out and buy those items new? And offer that price for the business.\n\nThen you need some operating capital to cover the cost of the business for say 6 months. Operating capital is needed to pay employees, utilities, lease, an accountant, marketing, bank fees, cash register, credit card terminal, inventory (hair supplies, etc.), insurance, etc.
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Here are a few options:  \n1. Montgomery Inn Banquet Hall (Right on the Ohio River & it is beautiful!)\nIf you don't mind going over the border into Northern KY, you will have a few more options: \n1. Drawbridge Estates ~ This is right off Rt 75 and they have large banquet rooms.  \n2. Marriott Hotel Airport\n3. Marriott Hotel Covington/Newport, this one is right across the river from Cincinnati and they have banquet rooms.
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You should have some basic forms for people to fill out with health history etc.\nYour school should teach you what conditions to avoid working on, what is contraindicated etc.\n\nAsk a few massage therapists that are already out of school if you can see the forms they use, make copies and keep them in a file.\nThen along with that, keep what you get in school, and the salon you work in, or other places you go may also have forms to use.\nKeep all your originals.(save for yourself -- I have been in business 10+ yrs & still have old papers like this in a file just in case I want to go back & change things)\nCompile the questions you think are the best or apply the most to where you are working.\nIf you are an employee of a salon, the owner will probably have to approve of it-- vs. if you are just renting space as an independent contractor.
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Have a look to the commercial chamber. They should keep such a list.\n\nKaterina
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here you go\n\nhttp://www.labor.ky.gov/ows/employmentstandards/faq/
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Not sure where you are in Kentucky, but you could try this site as at least a starting point.  They may know of other training places in your area.\n\nhttp://www.frontsight.com/news.asp?Action=ViewNews&ID=90
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Bplans.com has a free sample business plan for a beauty/hair salon business\nhttp://www.bplans.com/spv/3277/ \n\nYou may also want to read the article "How to Start a Hair and Salon Business" http://www.powerhomebiz.com/vol130/hairsalon.htm . The article contains startup information and success tips, as well as recommended books on the topic for more in-depth information
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You probably need to know how to spell license.  Or 'have.'\n\nEven in Kentucky.
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I live in Ky also.There are no requirements to home school in this state.You have to submit a letter of intent 2 weeks before the school year starts to the Director of Pupil Population.Go to hslda.com for more info.Good lucky to you and Happy Home Schooling!!
797587
if there's a lack of that in your town/area go for it. It could be very popular. If there are allready lots of nail salons you might wanna think about something else...
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Nope!  I see guys in the salon all the time.  There is nothing girly about taking care of yourself.  A lot of our soldiers returning from Iraq were getting manicures to soften the callouses on their hands and trim overgrown cuticles.