How To Land A Hairstylist Job When You Are New?

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Jennifer T.

Sep 10, 2012

Jennifer T.

Any ideas or tips?

Mary P.

Sep 10, 2012

Mary P.

Show your very own portfolio, don't have one? start making one! theres nothing more confident then showing off your work ;-)

Jennifer T.

Sep 10, 2012

Jennifer T.

I do have one and did showed them off. Lol! Thanks!

Nadia N.

Sep 10, 2012

Nadia N.

You should also be a assistant especially if you get a apprenticeship at a good salon cause you will get the extra education you need and build up clientele

Nadia N.

Sep 10, 2012

Nadia N.

That's how my sister did that and Tabatha Coffey and well known stylists emphasize since having the extra education and being a assistant and then taking clients will really help getting confidence behind the chair

Jennifer T.

Sep 10, 2012

Jennifer T.

Yeah i've been job shadowing at a salon for a couple of months now and continuing mu education by going to some free classes at Beauty supply stores but thank you for the advice tho! I'm actually getting better and building up my confidence and clientele. I just need to work more on my timing. :/

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