A salon, like a boyfriend, is never one hundred percent what you want. If you want to save a salon job (or a relationship), here are some suggestions and things to consider.
Barbers and beauty professionals like you are uniquely positioned to sense a client’s physical safety and well-being.
COVID-19 is robbing many of us of touch and I believe we are starting to show the signs of starvation.
How one salon in the heart of its Cuyahoga Falls community has continued supporting its guests, employees and the greater Cleveland area, including front-line caregivers working at area hospitals, throughout the COVID-19 crisis.
According to a research study conducted by the AARP, all women would like to see age diversity better represented by manufacturers and advertisers.
A client living with trichotillomania will likely hide it from you, and might skip coming to the salon altogether. Once you understand the problem, you will become an asset and resource to your client.
"I have a sneaky suspicion your attitude to keep going while juggling a career and a home might be the most valuable lesson. By showing your kids that life challenges will happen and can be faced, you provide lifelong encouragement to overcome their own." Hear from some inspiring single mom hairdressers.
Yes, Instagram is awesome but a Yelp Business Page is also an amazing way to build your business.
Watching your client go from hair cuts perched on a parent’s knee to seeing them off to college can be rewarding and heartwarming. But it also takes a whole lot of patience when working with children—and knowing the number-one rule.
How many “chances” should you give yourself to please a client?
