50 Ideas for Your Clients to Take Home
Patrick McIvor recently got inspired by a unique idea from a colleague. The result? A book for his team with 50 ideas for clients' to make their hair better.

Colorist
As one of the most respected colorists in the industry, the former Color Director for Nick Arrojo and Rodney Culter in NYC, is a cultural junkie inspired by international cosmopolitan influences from fashion and global trends to technology. He specializes in social media and salonable haircolor, and creates new experiential educational formats highlighting technology, technique and culture. The ideas he shares with stylists build business and connects them with community so they can “Take Back The Social Network.”
Patrick McIvor recently got inspired by a unique idea from a colleague. The result? A book for his team with 50 ideas for clients' to make their hair better.
Everyday I try to do one thing better and every year I try to stop doing one thing that is not good for me or do something new that is good for me. Basically, either stop something bad or do something good. Now I have been applying this additionally to my professional life.
I was listening to one of my favorite iTunes Shows, “Help, My Business Sucks,” and it’s host, Andrew Lock, shared a lesson about making an impression.
There are a few smart things we can do to help ensure our success behind the chair, and pre-booking salon guests before they leave is definitely one of the easiest ways. Simply ask guests, during the service or at check out, when it would be best to schedule services to maintain their hair (with your professional guidance, of course).