In the series opener, former "Shear Genius" contestant Tabatha Coffey begins her mission to revamp struggling hair salons. Her first task is to reinvent a Long Beach business saddled with oppressive management and an apathetic staff, not to mention poor physical design.

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Tabatha works to revamp a Long Island strip-mall hair salon, where styling skills and customer service aren't making the cut. Included: Tabatha ushers the owners and staffers on a field trip to Manhattan to see a first-rate salon in action.

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Tabatha takes over the Allure salon, and deals with one stylist's bad attitude.

Tabatha takes over a salon on the verge of bankruptcy and foreclosure.

Tabatha deals with the most unprofessional salon she's ever seen!

Tabatha takes over a salon with a shopaholic owner.

Tabatha deals with one of the most stubborn salon owners she's ever met.

Tabatha now just has to transform both a hostile manager and a stylist she calls one of the worst hairdressers she has ever seen.

Tabatha springs into action to save a California salon owned by an elitist couple holding college degrees and corporate backgrounds---but no real-world salon experience. The pair also disrespect their hairdressers, driving the staff away. Tabatha works to show the couple the ropes while giving newfound confidence to their frustrated employees.

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Joy admits that she doesn't even know if she wants to save her salon, creating a huge challenge for Tabatha.

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Tabatha revisits some of her favorite and not-so-favorite salons from Seasons 1 and 2.

Aisha McKenzie has been taking her anger out on her staff and the atmosphere has turned her upscale multicultural salon "boughetto."

Pat Duke opened her beauty shop over 24 years ago, but after she expanded and doubled her staff to bulk up her business, her veteran stylists walked out.

Sande Cranford and Jim Wright own Chill, a failing yogurt shop that has added coffee, baked goods and sandwiches to the menu. Jim runs a successful bar and Jim's daughter runs a successful pizza shop, both of which are around the corner. But Sande's effort to turn her love of yogurt into a business is failing. Their products are low quality, their staff is unprofessional and the business is unfocused. Tabatha will help decide what this business should sell and teach Sande to become a boss.

It's a family affair at Salon Bridgette, where Bridgette Orcutt, the passive aggressive owner, treats her enabling mother like a maid and allows her spoiled daughter to get away with everything. Tabatha's biggest challenge will be to motivate Bridgette to change her negative ways so she can start motivating her team.

Stockbroker owner Brian Honn seems to have no idea why his salon suffered a massive walk-out and has no idea that he is about to suffer another one. Tabatha, answering the frustrated managers' plea for help, discovers unhappy stylists and an owner who claims he doesn't do anything wrong.

Eighty-four-year-old Flavio Bisignano was a legend when he opened his beauty school over 50 years ago, but now he's ready to hand over the reins to his daughter Tiana who is not a hairdresser. Tabatha is appalled to discover that the school is failing miserably because the teachers are not teaching and the students are uninspired and bored.

Domestic partners Tee Sorge and Tania Raskin tried to translate their passion for dogs into a doggie daycare and grooming business, but they quickly learned that it wasn't as easy as they thought. Now they are on the verge of losing everything as Tabatha quickly discovers that Tania is a management nightmare who is alienating the staff and Tee has no backbone.

This hippie spa owner wants to treat his staff like a "community" and is at odds with his aggressive manager, who is driving away the staff.

Absentee owner, Kim Krohn, has an "I don't care attitude" that has poisoned her staff and left her salon rudderless. Even though her house is in foreclosure, Kim barely spends time in her failing salon and her staff have checked out too.

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