Salon Business
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How to Choose the Right Shears for Your Cutting Style
Choosing the right shears can transform your cutting experience. The right tools improve precision, reduce hand strain, and enhance your results. Here’s what you need to know: Blade Types: Convex...
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The Best Blow-Drying Techniques for Every Hair Type
Blow-drying can make or break your hair's health and style. The key is using the right tools, heat settings, and techniques tailored to your hair type. Here's what you need...
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How to Fix a Haircut That Went Wrong
A bad haircut can feel frustrating, but it’s fixable. Whether it’s uneven layers, over-thinned sections, or poor blending, you can address these issues with the right steps. Here’s a quick...
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Mastering the Pixie Cut: Pro Tips from Experts
The pixie cut is a timeless, low-maintenance hairstyle that works for all ages and hair types. This guide breaks down everything you need to know to achieve the perfect pixie...
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How to Disinfect and Care for Your Salon Tools
Keeping your salon tools clean is non-negotiable - it protects clients, ensures health compliance, and extends the life of your tools. Here’s a quick summary of what you need to...
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The Pros and Cons of Different Shear Handle Designs
Choosing the right shear handle design can make hairstyling easier, reduce strain, and prevent injuries like carpal tunnel syndrome. There are three main handle types to consider: Offset: Reduces thumb...
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How to Create Seamless Layers in Any Haircut
Want soft, natural-looking layers? Here's everything you need to know to create smooth, flowing layers for any hair type. From tools to techniques, this guide covers it all. Key Takeaways:...
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How to Upsell Salon Services Without Being Pushy
Want to increase salon revenue without overwhelming clients? The key is to focus on personalized, value-driven recommendations. Upselling isn't about pushing products or services - it’s about enhancing your client’s...
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The Best Products to Use for Different Hair Textures
Hair Types & Needs: Hair is categorized into four types - straight, wavy, curly, and coily - each with unique needs. Fine hair thrives with lightweight products, while coarse hair...
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How to Prevent Wrist and Hand Strain as a Hairstylist
Your hands are your most important tools as a hairstylist. But repetitive movements, heavy tools, and poor posture can lead to wrist and hand strain, putting your career at risk....
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The Art of the Perfect Bob: A Step-by-Step Guide
The bob haircut is timeless, versatile, and always in style. Whether you want a sleek, blunt cut or a textured, layered look, achieving the perfect bob requires precision, the right...
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Common Haircutting Mistakes and How to Avoid Them
Want to avoid common haircutting mistakes that cost you time, money, and clients? Here's what you need to know: Understand Your Tools: Poor-quality shears lead to uneven cuts, damaged hair,...