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Sep 21, 2026 15 min

Would You Let AI Talk to Your Client?!

from Trendy with Kim Allison

Welcome back to the yellow folder for some salon stories, Trendy Tribe! Today we are tackling a massive debate: AI in the salon. Are robots replacing hairstylists, or is an AI receptionist the ultimate salon business tool? I am breaking down the fears of losing the human touch behind the chair, what happens when you are too busy to answer the phone, and teasing our big Wednesday interview about a brand-new AI built specifically for hairdressers. Would you let AI talk directly to your clients? Hit that subscribe button if you are watching on YouTube, and rate and review wherever you stream! — Kim 🛍️ Shop Virtue Labs through my link: https://www.virtuelabs.com/en/stylist/Kim-Allison ✅ Subscribe for more conversations with the voices reshaping the beauty industry. Click Here For More Info: https://linktr.ee/TrendywithKimAllison – Listen on Spotify, Apple, and all podcast platforms. – Follow @trendywkimallison on Instagram and TikTok. TIME STAMPS: 00:00 - Is AI Coming for the Salon? 07:24 - What Are We Protecting If We Can't Answer the Phone? 13:52 - Meet "Maria": The AI Receptionist Sneak Peek Follow Trendy with Kim Allison so you never miss an episode. Have a salon story, question or topic that belongs in one of the folders? Want to be considered as a guest? Connect with Kim on Instagram at @trendywkimallison or email [email protected].

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