
1. Get your staff a uniform
Uniform is an essential part of a stylist’s appearance. It’s not only very practical because it saves clothes from bleach, dyes, and other stains that may appear during the stylist’s work but also make your stylist look very presentable and professional. Besides, a uniform is a part of the salon’s exclusive identification, as uniform clothes often has the logo of the salon on it.
2. Mind your body language
Looking like a professional isn’t enough. You have to behave like a reputable hairstylist as well. Watch your gestures, tone of your voice while talking to customer. If the customer feels like he is treated with respect, he will more likely come back to your salon for another session.
3. Keep the linen fresh
Don’t let your towels look bad and dirty! We know that after hair bleaching and dyeing there are usually many stains on the towels but your clients deserve (and pay for!) the fresh towels.
4. Get yourself a nice storage solution
As hairstylists have lots of tools and products that are used during work, the workplace can become a little bit messy. Get some storages that will have enough space to fit all the necessary accessories.