How Does Haircolor Benefit Her?

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1. Create an Outline and Stick to ItDuring the hair coloring and cutting process, its important to have an outline, especially if you are both coloring and cutting the hair. Before you even begin either process, create an outline. Visualize the final hair color and cut. Focus on texture, proportion, length, shape, and overall design. The hair color must compliment the cut......
2. Color Correction Over Multiple VisitsIf a client comes to you for color correction, her hair is likely in poor condition and multiple treatments and chemical processes probably degraded your client’s hair health. While you are a beauty professional, its important to explain to the client that hair color correction takes multiple visits to the salon. Assure them that you......
3. Avoid SpecificsDuring the consultation process, communication with the client is vital. This is the step in the hair color process where expectations will be made. While haircolor has progressed a lot over the last several decades, it is still not an exact science and there will be small differences in the haircolor application based on your......
4. A Great Look Takes a TeamIf you operate your own salon, develop a plan and work from it. However, if you work for a larger salon your work will likely be more complicated than this. Larger salons will often separate different steps in the haircare process into separate departments. If you work for a departmentalized salon, its important to work with and......
5. Perform Haircolor Treatments You Would Want YourselfThe hair care treatments you perform at your salon say a lot about yourself. Think of your hair care treatments as resumes. They show off your work and people notice. When you perform a treatment that you would not personally want or do not personally like, it shows. Even if the client is happy, you......
6. Avoid Getting in Over Your HeadOccasionally a hair color client will ask you to perform a treatment you have never done before or ask for a high risk treatment. Be cautious of these clients and especially these treatments. If your instincts are telling you to decline this treatment, listen to them. Your instincts are often right in these situations. If......
7. Discuss Her Current Haircolor During ConsultationIn the initial consultation its important to look for flaws in the clients previous haircolor. These flaws may include hot spots, gray spots, and bleeder marks that the last haircolor application failed to pick up. Speak with your customer regarding these flaws before you begin any appointment. This will let your client know that you......
8. Confirm the ConsultationDuring the initial consultation communication is key. This part of the haircolor process is vital. If the hairstylist and client are not on the same page then the entire process is in jeopardy. At the end of the consultation, be sure to summarize the haircolor process step by step so the client knows what to......
9. Know When to Walk AwayPart of running a successful salon is building a strong client base of customers that enrich your life as much as you enrich theirs. The ideal relationship between colorist and client should be healthy and mutually beneficial. However, you cannot always help everyone and sometimes you must decline a clients request for treatment. If the......
10. Steer Clients Away From the DarksideClients often request lighter hair colors, but sometimes they decide to move in the opposite direction and adopt a darker hair color. This is particularly common if a celebrity has recently dyed their hair a darker color. When clients request these treatments, offer to meet them halfway with a compromised. A client may think they......