Salons sell an experience, and print plays a bigger part in that than many owners realise. From the sign on the wall to the appointment card in a client's purse, every detail tells people how much care you take. Here's how hair, beauty, nail and grooming salons across Norfolk can use print to look polished and win repeat bookings.
Case study: Tailored Tails
For dog grooming salon Tailored Tails, we created a bespoke acrylic wall sign that brings their branding into the grooming space. It's clean, professional and perfectly suited to the environment, giving the salon a polished finish and making the brand instantly recognisable to every customer who walks in.
Print every salon should have
- Appointment and business cards: soft touch laminated business cards feel luxurious and match a premium salon
- Price lists: a folded leaflet or poster that's easy to update each season
- Gift vouchers: gift cards are a reliable earner around Christmas, Valentine's Day and Mother's Day
- Window graphics: window clings for opening hours, services and booking details
- Wall signs: Foamex, ACP or custom shape signs behind reception
- Aftercare cards that remind clients how to look after their treatment and when to rebook
Outside the salon
A pavement sign with walk-in availability or a monthly offer can turn passers-by into bookings, especially on busy high streets.
Look the part
Branded tops or tunics help your team look cohesive and professional, and branded labels are perfect for retail products and packaging.
Frequently asked questions
What's the best business card finish for a salon?
Soft touch lamination is popular with salons because it has a velvety, premium feel that matches a high-end service.
Can you make a wall sign with my salon logo?
Yes. We produce Foamex, ACP and custom-shape signs, and bespoke pieces like the acrylic sign we made for Tailored Tails. Get in touch to discuss.
Give your salon the finishing touch
Call 07769 200277 or browse our online store. Need branding? Add our Design Service.
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