I want to follow up
my last post about the country music blondes with a little additional attention on creating versatile hair looks for clients. I always like it when
hair cut training includes a couple of different looks for each cut, because
hair styling education really goes hand-in-hand with any cut. Just like
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the three country stars, your clients like to have styling options for the various moods that define them
It makes me think of that 1997 song from
Meredith Brooks: “I’m a bitch, I’m a lover, I’m a child, I’m a mother, I’m a sinner, I’m a saint....” We all play so many roles in life. The line I’d add here is “I’m an employee.” I think one of the biggest favors you can do for salon clients is to show them how to go from an office look to a dance club look without necessarily having to reshampoo their hair. In some cases, all they’ll need is some molding paste; in others they may also have to bring a curling iron or flat iron to work.
On another one of our websites, we illustrate a tame-to-wild transformation that you might enjoy:
How to Style Hair. And that makes me think of another song, Cindy Lauper’s “Girls Just Want to Have Fun.” Hair is one thing that every girl can have fun with, especially with your help!
Hair in photos is by Goldwell artist Shannon Lamm, owner of the Atomic Salon in Raleigh, NC.