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What you hear in the salon should stay in the salon, unless it is a matter of personal safety.
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What you hear in the salon should stay in the salon, unless it is a matter of personal safety.
Some clients leave you drained and stressed out. I call them toxic clients because their way has an unexplainable heaviness. Here are some strategies for identifying and dealing with these personalities.
The choice is clear: you either struggle with the discipline of exercise or put it off and deal with the pain of immobility and illness later.
Inspiring client confidence requires hard work but think carefully and choose the hard that rewards you the most.
When retailing products in the salon, think of yourself not as a salesperson, first, but as a resource center for professional advice.
How does a recession affect a salon professional, and why should you care?
Check out some solid advice on how to address typical situations encountered in the salon from global beauty educator Carlos Valenzuela.
It's time to shatter the male grooming ceiling. Men want to have good skin, great hair, and nice nails, too. And they're looking to their salon professional and barber to help a guy out.
What is it about a barbershop that feels so honest and down-home, like the comfort food of grooming?
Here's how to make some MAGIC in your client's lives by helping them see that for good or bad, we are all evaluated on how we present ourselves.