Provide creative, all-occasion cards for those browsing the retail area of your salon.
by Staff
March 1, 2009
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1 min to read
Provide creative, all-occasion cards for those browsing the retail area, or offer them when selling salon gift cards — clients will appreciate the thought. After all, who hasn’t forgotten a birthday card to go along with a gift, or bought one to use later because it was just right?
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1. Featuring a zoo of creatures ranging from elephants to mice, Foxy and Winston greeting cards are a must-have for animal lovers, with colorful prints that are great for all occasions.
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2. Hammer Press offers one-of-a-kind prints, made by letterpress printing using carved plates. They are easily recognizable, and some cards are available in different languages.
3. Screenprinted on recycled paper using non-toxic inks, Sidepony cards are guaranteed to be a hit for young and old alike — all cards come with owner Kimberly Russell’s toddler’s seal of approval.
4. Featuring sassy, urban women, 95° and Sunny cards are just right for a shopping buddy, or an invitation to a girls’ night out.
5. Whimsy Press cards range from traditional to playful. Look at the back — some cards have amusing copy or images that correspond with the front. Cards are available for everyday use, holidays and special occasions, and in varying sizes.
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