In March, everything felt uncertain and insecure as salons closed and communities went into quarantine. Nine months later, so much has happened and so much has changed. Through all the COVID craziness, here are some of the things that kept these stylists sane and centered.
Working with clients may have been taken away from me and many others but I do have the option of working on my business and preparing for when I re-open.
We heard from many members of our Artist Connective just two weeks ago...and so much has changed since then. Get an update from them and see how they are navigating these strange times.
This guest initially came in wanting a consultation as she was interested in pastel hair, but unsure of exactly what she wanted. After a deep conversation, both client and colorist agreed on a gorgeous pink.
According to a top braid artist Caidy Brasure (an actual member of The Knot Hall Of Fame!) there are seven things you must do to create the perfect braid. Here she shares the steps and the products and tools needed to nail a fabulous finish.
Are beauty pros really making money on Instagram? Yes, yes and YES. Get the inside scoop and learn the top ten tips on what you have to do to make the platform work for you.
A little grit is always needed when looking to give your clients piecey waves. Las Vegas stylist Shelley Gregory uses R+Co's Skyline dry shampoo to create definition and texture.
Give your clients "woke up like this" hair using products from Sexy Hair's men's line. In this video tutorial, Alex Rivera, @alexfaction, demos how to create effortless texture.
When looking to add fullness and volume to her braided styles, artist Alison Valsamis (@braidedandblonde) uses extensions. In this video tutorial, Valsamis incorporated Great Lengths' GL Tapes to give this 3D pull-through braid extra depth.
