Hairdressers or hairdressers have our limits
Apart from family and friends, one of the most important relationships one can have is
with hairdressers of any gender.
With just a few moves with their scissors they are able to literally and figuratively transform you.
Once you find your beloved, you will probably stay with them for years, as it will help you avoid mistakes
that could be fatal to your hair.
In short, it is essential to have a stable relationship with your hairdresser,
because with just a few moves it can make you feel very, very good and keep that feeling for a long time.
Be clear on what you are asking for
One of the first things you will discuss with your hairdresser when you sit down in the chair is how you would like to
to fix your hair.
This is your chance to tell him exactly what you would like your hair to look like.
It wouldn’t be bad if you had some photos with you, so that you could tell the
Your stylist in what you approximately want.
Hairdressers are the experts yes, but you need to pay close attention to what they have to say about the result you might want,
because our specialty is to transform hair, not to make you look like the model you present to us.
There we go to another specialty.
If the hairdresser tells you that what you are asking for cannot be done, you should listen very carefully because he knows very well
the consequences of taking on something that is impossible to do.
Trust me it’s better not to get a service that shouldn’t be done,
rather than being upset by the bad result afterwards for months
Your hairdresser’s no can save you
Saying no to a customer can be one of the hardest parts of your job,
especially when you always want to please all your customers.
So in my opinion, what makes a salon good?
One of the main roles of a hairdresser is to interact with clients and build relationships,
This, along with offering a great haircut or color, is what creates a loyal customer base.
How you greet a client, how you talk to them throughout the appointment and how you
show empathy and understanding not only for his hair needs,
but also for his personal needs are all vital to the creation of this
invaluable client/hairdresser relationship.
Hairdressers have the magical ability to be able to read their client, that’s body language.
There are clients who love to chat, others want a silent appointment and others just want to
to get the job done as quickly as possible.
The only way to truly be a great stylist and ensure you are never left behind
is to invest in continuous training.
There’s always something new to learn.
Love, trust your hairdresser and believe me you will always see only good things in your hairdresser and in your hair.
your appearance, but also your psychology.
Yours sincerely,
Elizabeth Makri.
