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I will strongly advise my clients however I will not force or go back and forth about their hair needs. Those that listens and take my advice you can tell, the ones that don’t……. You can tell

FYI… she definitely gave me permission! We have been doing treatments and her hair was getting back on track. Now I know special occasions come up and we want to look out best but sometimes those temporary events can cause permanent damage. I’m so happy/sad because I’m glad you came back to me with full understanding of what needs to be done to correct it but I wish we didn’t have to because her scalp is very irritated and now we have Ty use healing properties to rectify this issue Thanks for my Ted talk

Mistakes I made as a Hairstylist: (PART ONE) 1. Doing hairstyles I didn’t enjoy: I would immediately feel nervous and stressed doing certain styles that was not fun for me or I didn’t feel confident doing. This year, I decided to remove certain styles from my menu and SPECIALIZE in what I enjoy doing. There is always room for improvement and new techniques to discover in the things I enjoy to do. 2. Charging “local” prices because I’m in a smaller city: I use to compare prices to other stylist in the area. I use to think these “small town” folks is not going to what to pay this price. That is simply not true. Over the years, I have lost clients but I have gained SO MANY great clients who respect me as a professional and are willing to pay the prices I set. Although I still feel like I’m currently making this mistake because I deserve much more…I do understand people will pay for what they want and for better experiences. 3. Working on my days off & not charging an after hours fee: Whew, people will really take advantage of your time. This mistake definitely changed after I had my daughter. I had to realize time is SO PRECIOUS. Kids grow up so fast and I’m just not willing sacrifice my time from my child/myself to make a few extra dollars. It’s not worth it to me. But days off are ESSENTIAL to my creativity. I want to be able to wake up everyday feeling excited to do hair and not drained from working 20 days straight. 4. Not asking for deposits: Again, people will waste your time if you let them. I starting requiring deposits this year and has relieved so much anxiety from last minute cancellations. It doesn’t matter how nice and understanding you are, some people just don’t respect entrepreneurship. A lot of people don’t have business mindsets so it’s up to me to create policies that I stand on & that benefits the goals of my business. #clarksvillesilkpress #naturalsilkpress #nashvilletapeins #clarksvillehairstylist #fortcampbellhairstylist #fortcampbellky #silkpressmaster #naturalhair #nashvillelashextensions #nashvillehairstylist #nashvilletennessee #nashvillesalons #clarksvillesalons #beautybydestiny

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