2024 was a very transformative year for the MOD! For the last 11 years, I have worked primarily as the only stylist in the business, with the exception of two booth renters and an assistant. When I decided to become a commission salon last year and hire employees, it was not a decision that I took lightly. I sought help from hairstyling coaches, salon owner's networking groups and financial and tax professionals, read books about CEO mindsets, joined local small business owners networking groups, went to seminars regarding social media and hair photography, and went to live hair education. Through all of this, I have started to hire a team of professionals based on personality, merit, desire to learn and grow, and people who want to be a part of a team. MOD is a very small and cozy space and I want you to know where my decision making was coming from as I decided to being people into our little salon home. The next time you're in, you might notice that the salon feels a little more lively, and see some new faces and talent!
MOD Joins North County Women’s Resource Center to Help Spread Joy this Holiday Season!
An Inclusive Salon in North County San Diego: Our Commitment to You, Past, Present and Future
With the election behind us, no doubt things are tense and emotions are high right now. It reminds us how important it is to have spaces where everyone feels safe, seen, and respected. A place where you can escape, be yourself, have fun, relax, and recharge, or get some work done quietly. At our salon, we’ve always been committed to creating an environment where all clients and team members feel welcome, no matter who they are. Now, more than ever, we want to reaffirm our dedication to being an inclusive salon that supports everyone who walks through our doors.