The idea of being a freelance hairdresser or beautician is one that has steadily grown in popularity over the years as people became excited with the thought of being their own boss. 60% of hairdressers and barbers, and 65% of beauticians, are now self-employed according to a 2020 report by NHBF. However, it’s not just a home business anymore. When you make the decision to go freelance, the question becomes whether you want to be mobile or rent out a salon chair?
Everything You Need to Know About Colour Undo
As a hairdresser it’s important to remember to match your client’s treatment to their hair type. This includes picking the best heat stylers to finish off that salon fresh look
As you get your salon or freelance business back in full swing, one of the sensitive concerns you might get from your clients is around hair loss and thinning.
This summer is set to be one of the busiest for hair and beauty businesses because all your clients will want to look and feel holiday-ready after months of being stuck at home.
Pride Month is here, and it’s a time when we celebrate the LGBTQ+ community (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer) and their many contributions across society.
Whether it’s wrinkling gel polish, cracked acrylics or nail art fails, here are the salon solutions you can give your clients!
