Hey everybody, this is episode two of the most controversial topics in the beauty industry

that we're tackling with Tab Cut's hair.

We go into the move by what are formerly known as salon-only brands now selling on Amazon

and the big box stores. How does that affect your retail business?

We go into the types of hair salons, the pay structures, the commission, rent, hybrid,

who owns the client?

We talk about youth culture influence.

And we go into what is the number one beauty-related search on Google and how does it affect you as a hairdresser?

Okay, let's talk about the ever-expanding distribution channels for professional hair products.

Amazon!

Amazon!

So, maybe there are some people who don't know, but Amazon has started selling professional salon brands.

And I did a little bit of research here, and I'll just spit it out. I love that you do the research. This is awesome. I love that you do the research. I did. I did the research. Are you recording the video, too? No. Oh, it's great because, like, it's great. You're looking at me, and then you do the the research, and it's like when they showed, and they would show, like, Howard Stern on the E channel, you like look over, and you're like, let me just pull up the facts here. And then I'm, like, waiting for, like, Robin Quivers to say something. Like, yeah, let's see the facts. Well, it might be entertaining. Maybe next time we will do the video.

We should do it in like Instagram filters on our faces where we have like the puppy dog.

That's a great idea.

Yeah.

That's a great idea.

So then let's see.

So New York-based industry research company Future Market Insights writes that professional hair care products

are predicted to record a growth of around 5 to 6% annually in the near future.

Factors such as stylist recommendations, efficacy of the products, and increasing penetration

of hair care services are expected to bolster the

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