Rotating Systems Seasonally Training Objective | Cache' Salon Hanford

Tammy Brown
Nov 16
1 min read

Overview

As seasons change, hair has different needs. This training empowers stylists to recommend seasonal care rotations, reinforcing our education-first approach and driving retail conversations.

Chairside Language

· “Just like your skincare changes with the seasons, so should your haircare.”

· “Between salon visits, rotating these systems helps extend your results.”

· “Think of Absolute Volume for spring, Vital Nutrition for winter, and Keratin Smooth for summer frizz control—fall is about balancing.”

Roleplay 1

Client: “My hair feels dry and flat right now.” Stylist: “That’s common in winter. Let’s add Keune Vital Nutrition to your routine for moisture, and Absolute Volume in spring to bring back body.”

Roleplay 2

Client: “Why do I need more than one shampoo and conditioner?” Stylist: “Because your hair’s needs shift with the climate. Rotating between systems ensures you’re always giving your hair what it needs, when it needs it.”

Stylist Takeaway

Rotating systems seasonally isn’t upselling—it’s educating. Positioning Keune Care as a seasonal toolkit builds trust, enhances results, and naturally increases retail engagement.

Quick Reference Guide - Winter → Vital Nutrition for hydration. - Spring → Absolute Volume for lift + freshness. - Summer → Keratin Smooth for frizz defense. - Fall → Vital Nutrition + Keratin Smooth for balance. - Always frame as seasonal skincare for hair. - Emphasize “between salon visits” to extend results.