Meet and understand
We talk about your salon, the people in it and the questions you want answered.
Salon consulting through Business As Unusual
Make your salon
work better.
A practical look at what your salon needs, followed by a report and roadmap you can act on.
No off-the-shelf answer. We start by understanding your salon, your people and the problem you want to solve.
Discuss your salonIMAGE TO ADDConsulting in a salon, team discussion or walkthroughLandscape · around 1800 × 1200 px
A straightforward process
See what is happening.
Decide what to do next.
A day of fact-finding
Time in the business to observe how it works, speak with the right people and understand the detail behind the issue.
A report and roadmap
You receive a clear account of what I found, what matters most and practical steps for moving forward.
The work follows the need
What would you like to improve?
The first conversation helps decide where to look. These are useful starting points, not fixed packages.
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Make the salon greener
Look across energy, lighting, heating, products, purchasing, waste, facilities and community contribution. The aim is practical progress that fits the business.
IMAGE TO ADDGreener salon details: lighting, products or refill/reuseLandscape · around 1400 × 900 px
02
Improve how the salon runs
Review the everyday operation, customer experience, standards, handovers and the points where time or effort gets lost.
IMAGE TO ADDService, consultation or salon workflowLandscape · around 1400 × 900 px
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Build a stronger team culture
Understand the causes behind friction, inconsistent standards or dependence on one person, then set out practical next steps.
IMAGE TO ADDTeam meeting or staff developmentLandscape · around 1400 × 900 px
Experience behind the advice
We built the salon we’re talking about.
Sadler was bought as a failing salon and turned around within a year. It became award-winning and five-star rated, while making sustainability part of daily operations—from renewable electricity and controlled heating to supplier choices and community giving.
That experience now informs salon consulting through Business As Unusual.
See what Sadler put into practiceA first conversation costs nothing