MAB’s Beauty Parlor
Small Business Management
Group Members:
Farah Ahmed – SP10-BB-0013
Shariqa Mahboob – FA11-BB-0023
Hina Tariq – SP12-BB-0058
Faakir Mastikhan – SP12-BB-0037

Beauty Parlor
• About MAB’s Beauty Parlor
• Their Vision
“At MAB’s Beauty Parlor, we believe in beauty with a conscience. We
have created a parlor that offers the highest quality hair services in
a setting that is healthier for the environment, our guests and our
staff. We are committed to providing healthy hair care with a low
impact on the environment. Come see what you and your hair can
do for the Earth.”

MAB’s Beauty Parlor
Background:
• First established in Defence
• Established another branch in PECHS

MAB’s Beauty Parlor
Type Of Business:
• Partnership between 4 (family/relatives)
• Service Business

MAB’s Beauty Parlor
Initial Investment:
• Rs 200,000

Legal Status
Legal Status:
• Not registered
• Partnership agreement

Product and Services
• Cleansing
• Facial
• Special Treatment
• Bleach
• Hair treatment
• Makeup
• Mehndi
• Makeup
• Nail Art

Current Market
• Women
• Approximately 23 Customers in a day.
• Earn around Rs 450-1000 by these 23 Customers .
• Maximum earning per day is
1000 X 23 = Rs23000
• Minimum Earning per day
450 X 23 = Rs 10350
• Therefore, earns around Rs 10350 to Rs 23000.

Employees Designation and
Qualifications
 There are total six employees running this branch.
 Employees hold degrees of BSC, B.COM, BA and MA.
 They hold certified degree of short courses of beautician.
 Some employees also worked in some renowned beauty
saloons for training.

DESIGNATIONS
• Receptionist
• Facial expert
• Makeup & Hair
Stylist
• Bridal Makeover
Experts
• Skin treatment
Experts
• Hair Extensions
• Manicure Pedicure
• Henna Expert

INVESTMENT & IMPROVEMENT
• Minimal investment is required up to five to
seven lacs for starting the business or alike.
• The covered area should be extended because
it become overcrowded occasionally.
• Furniture should be upgraded.
• Colour schemes should be different according
to the services.
• Customers should have the authority to
choose their own products.