Make a difference to a child by supporting the Little Princess Trust, the dedicated Salon Service charity.
It’s Movember, and that means it’s time for top lips around the world to become a sanctuary for all of those favourite moustache styles. This year marks the campaign’s 18th birthday and, after the experiences of the past 18 months, this year is more important than ever. Along with supporting a fantastic cause, this is a great opportunity to connect with your clients and encourage some self-care styling. So, let’s get some background, some advice, and let’s make a difference.
In the second part of our Balayage series, we share the technical know-how and tips on how to give your brunette clients a sun-kissed caramel balayage.
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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?
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
