Ep 9. Concerto: Valencia, CA

Tabatha's Salon Takeover season 3 episode 9 is titled "Concerto: Valencia, CA". In this episode, Tabatha visits a struggling salon in Valencia, California that is overrun with drama and bad attitudes. The salon is owned by composer and pianist, Chuck Anderson, who is more interested in playing music than running his business. The staff is unprofessional and unorganized, and they are constantly bickering and arguing with each other.

Tabatha quickly realizes that the root of the problem is the lack of leadership from Chuck. He is not setting the standard for the staff, and his flippant attitude towards the salon is rubbing off on his employees. Tabatha decides to take charge and give Chuck a wake-up call. She tells him that he needs to start taking his salon seriously if he wants it to succeed.

Tabatha then turns her focus to the staff, and she is not impressed with what she finds. There are stylists who are more interested in talking than working, a receptionist who is rude to customers, and a manager who is too lenient with her staff. Tabatha spends time observing the staff, and she begins to get a sense of what changes need to be made.

Over the course of the episode, Tabatha works with the staff to improve their customer service skills, organize the salon, and create a more professional atmosphere. There are several challenges along the way, including a miscommunication with a client and a tense confrontation between two stylists.

Despite the challenges, Tabatha is determined to turn the salon around. She introduces new policies and procedures to help streamline the salon's operations, and she encourages the staff to work together as a team. By the end of the episode, the salon is transformed into a more professional and welcoming environment, and Chuck is finally taking his business seriously.

"Concerto: Valencia, CA" is a compelling episode of Tabatha's Salon Takeover that showcases Tabatha's leadership skills and ability to turn a struggling business around. It is a must-watch for anyone who is interested in seeing the inner workings of a salon and the challenges that come with running a small business.