Salongraphy

Salongraphy — the salon industry's own network

Salongraphy: Where beauty
professionals
get seen

Build your portfolio, follow the artists you admire, and get discovered by the salons hiring near you.

A salon owner's profile in the Salongraphy app

Your portfolio, live

A profile that
books you

Cover photo, specialities, experience, and a grid of your actual work. One link that says everything a CV cannot.

Build yours

The feed

Scroll the industry,
not the noise

Nail art, colour transformations, bridal sets, salon interiors. A feed made only of people who do what you do.

See the work

Work, without the cold apply

Roles find you
through your work

Salons browse portfolios and reach out. Apply in a tap when something fits, because your profile is already the application.

Find a chair

Built for
everyone in the chair

  • Stylists & artists

    Curate a living gallery of your craft. Connect with peers, share formulas, and build a name for yourself independent of any one shop.

  • Salon owners

    Stop reading text resumes. See real work before you reach out, show off your space, and attract professionals who fit your aesthetic.

  • Freelancers & students

    Start building a reputation from day one. Find mentors, pick up freelance work, and move into your career without a cold start.

Hire from a
real portfolio

Stop sifting through generic job boards. Post your available chairs directly to a community of working professionals, browse local talent, filter by speciality, and reach out to artists whose work fits your room.

List your salon
The floor of a working salon

Have questions?

The things people ask before they sign up.

  • Is Salongraphy free to use?

    Yes. Building a profile, posting your work, following people and applying to roles are all free. Salons pay only when they want to see everyone who applied to a role beyond their first free listing.

  • Do I need a big following to get hired?

    No. Salons search by the work itself and by speciality, not by follower count. A small portfolio of the right work beats a large audience for the wrong one.

  • Can salons post multiple roles?

    Yes. A salon can post as many roles as it is hiring for, each with its own description, location and pay range.

  • Is it only for hair stylists?

    No. Nail technicians, makeup artists, beauticians, barbers and salon managers all use it. Anything the industry hires for has a place on the board.

Get started

Your next chair
is on Salongraphy

Join the artists and salons building the industry's own network.