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For the last 16 years, I have performed makeovers on women battling cancer and during that time, I have learned a ton of dos and don’ts. Here are 5 mistakes we may make when working with a salon client with cancer and how to correct them.
Meet two stylists who have discovered “life-changing” money, along with amazing products and education and a warm and welcoming community. Their stories will inspire you.
Sponsored by Jack Winn Pro
Six stylists had the experience of a lifetime when they were chosen to participate in a photo and video shoot for the JCPenney Salons.
Sponsored by JCPenney Salon
Fitting in isn’t everything. Be yourself and try to find a salon where you can make the best start.
Sponsored by The Salon by Instyle
With diversity and inclusivity at its core, this barbershop chain offers support, education, benefits and community for you to grow your career.
Sponsored by Floyd's
The celebrity and editorial stylist, salon owner, educator and TV star shares his proudest accomplishments and most pertinent advice.
David and Nicole Barnett of High Performance Stylist tell us about their new cause, which they say has the potential to revolutionize the salon industry.
In a world where everyone loves to give an opinion, why ignoring some of them can be the best thing you do. Business consultant Phil Jackson from Build Your Salon, discusses how not all opinions count.
You value personal style—you're licensed in it! But how in sync is your work style? What makes you tick, professionally?
Sponsored by Ulta Beauty
After an unprecedented and crazy time, how do you want to move forward? What do you want a workday to look like? What needs to adjust, stay in your life or go? Here’s an opportunity to rethink how to lead a more fulfilling life and reprioritize your needs, wellness, and health.
How do you motivate yourself to stay present? And do your best? I mean, it’s too easy to wander off, isn’t it? Here’s how I’ve learned to be up for whatever the salon day throws at me.
Making the move from an employee-based salon to the independent contractor model is a very personal, one-size-does-not-fit-all for stylists. Here’s how one hairdresser has experienced the change.
While your Instagram portfolio is going to speak to technical results, reviews are going to speak about results *and* the experience. Here, Jennifer Kenny walks you through how to start raking in the reviews for your work.
If you're thinking about going independent but you're unsure of where to begin, we asked the team at CocoLemon to draw on their experiences and share how you can turn ambition into a reality. The takeaway: It is easier to build a future with a solid starting point.
We fudge the truth if it hurts. The truth is often an insult. Reality often will do nothing for a client’s confidence.
The number one reason a client moves to another salon goes like this: “I always walked out looking the same.” How did this happen? You stopped doing a consultation for returning clients because familiarity fooled you into thinking you knew the client so well it wasn’t necessary. Wrong.
A common feature of successful beauty professionals is their use of technology for scheduling. They save, on average, over two hours a week and then they turn around and put that time into client service, marketing and business building.
