6 Ways to Make a Good First Impression
How can you up the ante on making a good first impression?
How can you up the ante on making a good first impression?
Stylists who excel in the art of the updo often develop clever little tricks for creating outstanding work. Here are three go-to techniques, created by Sexy Hair artists, used to create the three looks in their latest collections.
As a stylist for 13 years, Kate Sparks reflects back on the choices she made that led to future success.
As you make your money, think of the future. Resolve to never live paycheck-to-paycheck. Here are a few rules I follow.
With these 10 business-building tips you can make your service stand out to ensure you have a new client in your book.
After working in many different salons as an employee, manager, wedding coordinator and as a self-employed stylist, Gioia Gomez , currently based at Akasu Hair Studio & Spa, found the perfect balance. “There are many different ways to be a productive, profitable hairdresser. No one way is the right way for everyone,” she says. “I’ve found being a solo artist is a perfect fit for me.”
Depending on your clientele, salon culture and overall job satisfaction, adjectives used to describe your job as a hairstylist typically fall into the positive category. But would you agree that being a hairstylist is one of the least stressful jobs out there? According to a recent report, hairstylists rank as the second-least stressful job.
The third annual Idealogue was a great success. Details here.
Not all business is good business. Sometimes, for the good of the business, the good of the haircutter and the good of the client, it is time to fire a client.
During her years working independently, Danielle Regazzi has learned it’s not about your intended destination, it’s about the journey.
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