Salon City Continues Implementation of Its Business Plan

BEVERLY HILLS, CA--(Marketwire - 09/01/09) - Ewire -- Salon City, Inc. (Pinksheets:SALN - News) continues on the implementation of its business plan by engaging the services of veteran finance and media executive, George J. Malasek. Mr. Malasek, born and raised in Munich, Germany, is a seasoned finance and media professional who has worked on a global basis in various capacities in finance, private equity and investment banking. In his 18+ years of finance, media and entertainment experience, he has led such auspicious pioneering endeavors as the institutional funding campaign for a major film studio, the creation and development of a mini-major studio, Viastar, as well as structuring acquisitions and development of various international broadcast and media companies. Mr. Malasek has functioned as an advisor to some of the largest leveraged and private equity funds.

Mr. Malasek will assist the CEO of Salon City in implementing various elements of the business plan targeting its successful deployment of new media offerings, such as international expansion and content creation and distribution via web, mobile and broadcast networks. As per the plan, Mr. Malasek will assist the Company in evaluating a variety of opportunities including international markets for its media product offerings. With the retention of Mr. Malasek, Salon City is making the necessary steps to becoming the premier media company in the beauty and entertainment industry.

ABOUT SALON CITY, INC.

Salon City, Inc., is an emerging media company, lifestyle brand and independent marketing network for products, distribution and services. Salon City was the first to brand the genre, 'Beauty Entertainment.' It publishes its flagship consumer publication, Salon City magazine, Beauty Entertainment magazine, Beautymaker Net News, and produces the award-winning web show, Hollywood CeleBeauty, online media, licensed events and awards shows. To see more on Salon City visit http://www.saloncity.com

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