What a salon day does to follow-up
A salon runs on two clocks. There is the day itself, where reception answers a WhatsApp enquiry with one hand and settles a bill with the other. And there is the client cycle underneath it: a root touch-up every three weeks, a cut every six, keratin twice a year. The day always wins. That is why enquiries go unanswered on the busiest Saturdays, and why a colour regular disappears for five months before anyone notices.
Neither is a staff failing. A phone-based inbox cannot tell you which chats were never replied to, and it never counts the weeks since a visit against the interval that service actually needs.
