There's a business aspect to being a beauty professional that can be learned and mastered. Here are the main reasons why you might be struggling, and what to do about it.
Stop limiting your possibilities to look good for others because they don’t really care—why do you?
The post-holiday slowdown is a unique moment to revitalize yourself and your business and connect with potential clients.
Drawing from decades of salon life experience, Valenzuela peels back the layers of a hairdresser's psyche with candidness and compassion, highlighting the delicate balance between unbridled creativity and the structured approach essential for thriving in today's competitive salon landscape.
Some clients push your buttons to see if you will enforce your boundaries. Your response lets them know how to treat you.
Being nervous about getting a haircut or coloring your hair, especially with a new hairdresser, makes sense. Carlos explains why "Coiffeurphobia" is a thing.
Do you often forget names? Here are some tips from global beauty educator Carlos Valenzuela to remember your clients.
If you could change one simple thing in your communication, you could completely transform how people perceive your needs. I lived many years unaware of this magical move. As soon as I learned it, I began using it everywhere. And it works!
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.
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