How I Became a Hustler
Is it me or is the traditional game of hustle dying, or hopefully evolving for the better?
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Is it me or is the traditional game of hustle dying, or hopefully evolving for the better?
A class at IBS New York will show how to streamline the hair colors you use to be more efficient, effective, and affordable.
Decide on the type of work you want to do, the level, and quality. Then, find your tribe that supports you. Hang with people who do the type of work in which you want to excel.
Here's why a Dolly should be on your wish list this holiday season.
Hairstylists lie. It's in the job description. I fudge the truth because it is often an insult. Truth has no concern nor does anything for a client’s comfort.
Yes, yes you should. And here's why.
Ever dealt with someone who, even though going through the paces, you got the distinct feeling they really didn’t like you? I have. This is not someone I would come back to, would you? A client needs to like you or at least approve of you. ...
It has been my experience that when professionals fail to connect with client goals, they sense the client losing interest.
When I returned to working behind the chair a year ago, I set a goal to really understand who my client is, what they want, the time they spend on their hair, and what makes them happy and feel beautiful. Overshadowing this goal, like a tent in ...
Ways to harness the power of technology for the busy salon professional.