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Helping Your Clients Shine
by Staff on Wednesday, April 29, 2009
If your client seeks shiny hair, help her choose her color wisely because using the right shade can factor into the shine equation. Austin stylist Ethan Shaw says, “Instead of using colors that tend to make your hair look flat, use warmer colors. Semi-permanent color will also make hair look shinier than permanent colors, which can be more drying and damaging.”
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Business Building Techniques Begin having frequent staff meetings and collaborate on business building techniques used by others that you work with. Every salon has success right inside. Get the top booker to explain how they do it. Pair the weakest with the strongest and let them work next to each other. They can learn from what they hear and see. Do the same with retail sales. Share the ways that the top stay on top. Geno Stampora, Stampora Consulting Inc. |
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