Sell Outs!

THE REAL HAIR TRUTH Documentary
Joseph Kellner

 

Tell something new , Diversion was set up after the 1977 Federal Trade Act was passed Through the Congress. It means quite simply if you buy any product from a Manufacturer, Distributorship, you can resell the product, you own the product and that’s that! IT IS YOUR PROPERTY.  You bought it You OWN IT! Manufacturers set up contracts for the salon community to keep it in the salon. If the salon owner signs the contract, and sells it to a third-party, it is Diversion. Only to be  DEFINED IN THE LANGUAGE OF THE SIGNED CONTRACT. So that is how manufacturers gave birth to DIVERSION. To have an individual sign a contract and having the recipient not know about the Federal Trade Rights they sign them away. You sign the contract you give them up, (Federal Trade Rights of 1977). This is used as a camouflage for the Manufacturers, and also Distributors to sell to Diverters for them, sell what? THERE PRODUCTS. So since they now have an avenue to sell their products they will blame the diversion on the Salon Owner. Since you signed a CONTRACT! If you want to go into a beauty supply center and buy Matrix, Sebastian, Big Sexy Hair, etc and set up a website on the internet and sell these products. YOU CAN. It is not against the law, and when the manufacturers say it is, IT ISNT. When you sign a contract with a distributorship, from the Manufacturer and then you sell it on the internet, flea market, to a grocery store. That is when you broke the SIGNED CONTRACT with the  parties involved on the contract. THEN IT’S DIVERSION, and they will fine you, stop supplying you, and that is that. YOU SIGNED THE CONTRACT. Dont sign contracts.

A lot of manufacturers will find internet sites selling their product, and place law suits against them. And they will not win in court basically because the company who bought the product and is delivering them to the consumer, purchased them through a third-party. NOT AGAINST THE LAW AT ALL! So when a salon owner sell products outside their establishment and the manufacturers find out. THEY ARE SCREWED, Because they signed a contract. So then the manufacture will set up an investigation and stop selling to Little Suzy or Johnny, which will give them a kicking post in the salon community and blame the salon community for the Diversion. Mean while they will set up third-party connections, and ghost distributorships to sell their wares, (Products) to get it out to the commercial sector! And say “YOU THE SALON COMMUNITY HAVE SOLD IT!” You have just created camouflaged for them.

SIMPLE AS THAT!

Joseph Kellner

Ivan Zoot Interviewed For The Documentary THE REAL HAIR TRUTH!

 

Ivan has been a hairstylist, educator, and leader in the professional salon industry for over 20 years.

Ivan is licensed both as a cosmetology and a barber professional. His experiences range from working as a trainee in a large day spa salon to owning his own high-volume family hair cutting business. Along the way he has created wildly popular hair care products, invented unique hair cutting and styling tools and techniques, and earned three Guinness World Haircutting records.

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BOOTH RENTAL CONTRACTS!!

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Booth rental is very important, and having a contract is the utmost of importance. If your problem is with walk-ins, many salons do not allow renters to take any salon walk-ins at all. You are responsible for your own advertizing and furnishing your own clients. If you are being treated as an employee, where you are required to answer phones, required to be in the salon specific hours, then you have a problem. First, you should never rent a chair in a salon without having a rental agreement which spells out everything in detail. Get the salons rental agreement BEFORE starting work and sit down with the owner and make sure you understand everything. The major things that should be in any rental agreement are, how much is the rent, when its due and when it can be changed and what exactly is furnished in your rent, how are walk-ins handled, when is the salon available for your use, do you get a key, can you sell your own retail, what services are you allowed to perform, what are your specific cleaning duties. As a booth renter you have certain basic rights. You have the right to schedule your own appointments, determine your own work hours, within the guidelines you agreed upon in your lease and very important, the ability to come and go as you please. You have the right to set your own prices and determine what products you use to perform your services. You also have the right to sell your own product lines. Cleaning of the shop is not your responsibility. Clean your work area, take out your own trash. And it would be good to start your own corporation, have tax ID, and occupational Licenses.