Service fees
A service fee. It needs a staffed workstation, not inventory.
Staffed service
Hairdresser in Big Ambitions
Hairdresser earns through service stations staffed by Hair Stylist, Customer Service, Security Guard, Cleaning. Capacity follows covered stations and active shifts, not shelf space.
Business basics
Hairdresser businesses operate out of retail buildings. All of this store's items can be ordered from Wholesalers. Customers are served by employees. The business requires the following furniture to function: * Cash Register * Hairdresser Shelf * Hairdresser Chair or Hairdresser Chair (Modern) * Hairdresser Head Wash * Hair Care Product Businesses of this type primarily sell: * Hair Chemical / Color Fee * Hair Cutting Fee * Hair Shampooing & Blowout Fee * Hair Styling Fee And can additionally sell: * Hair Care Product Employees with the following skills can be assigned: * Hair Stylist * Customer Service * Cleaning
How this business makes money
Serve customers through staffed stations
Hairdresser sells Hair Shampooing & Blowout Fee, Hair Cutting Fee, Hair Styling Fee, Hair Chemical / Color Fee through a full service service model. A covered station, a compatible employee and an active shift are what actually produce a sale.
Operating chain
- 01Setup
- 02Staffing
- 03Covered stations
- 04Service capacity
- 05Price & satisfaction
- 06Completed sales
What You Need to Run It
Fixed requirements
- Cash Register
- Hairdresser chair
- Head washer
- Hair care product shelf
Core business roles
Building support
- Cleaning
Equipment and items for this business
Each group names its own relation: required equipment comes from the business requirement data, while employee customization is an optional uniform feature. A required item that also carries a capacity value is a staffed station.
Required equipment
- Cash RegisterOpen item page →
Capacity 20 · Workstation for Customer Service
- Hair Care ProductOpen item page →
- Hairdresser ChairOpen item page →
Capacity 5 · Workstation for Hair Stylist
- Hairdresser Chair (Modern)Open item page →
Capacity 5 · Workstation for Hair Stylist
- Hairdresser Head WashOpen item page →
Capacity 10 · Workstation for Hair Stylist
Security
Security
Requirements
This business uses a Security Guard
Core business roles
A working guard adds half of its skill as guard protection
Check Security Setup →Customer conditions
Demands That Matter Here
A demand belongs to the business relationship shown here. It is not a universal property of every item or building.
- Music
- Interior Design
- Toilet
- Toilet Privacy
- Sink
Operating chain
What usually limits a Hairdresser?
Customers wait once every station is busy or uncovered. Add capacity before promotion, and check price acceptance before blaming demand.
- 01SetupOpen tool →
- 02StaffingOpen tool →
- 03Covered stationsOpen tool →
- 04Service capacityOpen tool →
- 05Price & satisfactionOpen tool →
- 06Completed salesOpen tool →
Common Hairdresser Problems
Why are customers waiting?
Count covered service stations during the hours customers arrive, not total employees.
Do I need more staff or another station?
If stations sit empty, the gap is staffing. If every station is covered and busy, the gap is capacity.
Why does adding a chair not help?
An extra station only adds output once a compatible employee can actually staff it.
Test a Hairdresser scenario
Start with this business identity, then add a neighborhood, building, staff, market and cost data. The Simulator will not invent a Current state.
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