Did you mean salon?

Otherwise running a saloon involves things like stepping on the pedal and brakes,visiting the mechanic e.t.c

Anyway,the salon business is delicate. some things are vital

Location is very key,should be easily accessible and in a place frequented by persons you are targetting.

A personal touch is needed for every client ili arudi,

Hygiene.e.t.c

I am not a hair expert,I derived these from how my finacee speaks of these salons..Experts please

But while at this,do not simply run a awy from this business. Even with the financial crunch (borrowed word) the female head,skin and fingernails still hold so much promise for money making.

Jusyt dig deeper into why there is kidogo profits and restrategise







Everyday!

I can manage it for you if you relocate it to CBD

The real measure of your wealth is how much you'd be worth if you lost all your money. ~Author Unknown

Just 3 months & u wanna call it quites? were u realy serious when u started it? Sio rahisi to open a business and to get customers in 'just 3months' ...kwani u think ni wewe only who's running a salon bizz??. u should have known this b4 starting. U must have at least a six months rent in ur pocket to face any unexpected 'tremours'. u have to vumilia for at least a year.Think of ways u can promote ur place by selling shampoos,cosmetics,dyes,perfumes bla..bla..bla.. or else u'll always b opening and closing in 3 months .. u also have an advantage that ur wife is running it. what if u were paying salary to ur salon attendant??? My friend plann kwa makini sio just opening bcse u love ladies hair. I beleive u can do it if u stay there and give it a good thinking and patience ..be creative.. u'll make it. Post us another discussion after a year .... don't sell nothing. Wish u Good luck.

DONT'T SAVE WHAT IS LEFT AFTER SPENDING; SPEND WHAT IS LEFT AFTER SAVING.

@Thunder

If u r still there. It's exactly 1 Year now since you last complained of wanting to sell the saloon ... did u sell it?? If not how is it doing now?