THINGS HAIR STYLISTS SHOULD TELL THEIR CLIENTS GETTING HAIR EXTENSIONS

Dear Hair Stylists, it is your duty to make sure that before your clients take the plunge into the world of hair extensions, they are well educated about it. As a stylist, you should make sure your customers are aware of the various systems available to them and the pros and cons of each of the system. You should also ask about the lifestyle of your customer, their hair type and budget. This way, you can both decide on the best course of action.

HAIR STYLISTS 101

As professional hair stylists, your clients come to you for guidance and place their trust in your ability to make their hair dreams come true. When a client comes to you with questions, it’s important to take notes in order to help them pick the hair extension system that’s best for them. First, ask your client about their lifestyle, hair type, and budget. Then educate the client on the different types of Hair Extensions systems, and make recommendations to them to help inform the client’s decision.

Hottie Hair Extensions offers:

• Clip-Ins
• Halo
• Tape-Ins
• Keratin Fusion
• I-Tip
• Weft

THE LIFESTYLE FACTOR

It really helps to know your client’s lifestyle. For example, knowing that your client is an active person who loves ponytail, in addition to knowing her hair care routine would help you install the extension in such a way that is manageable to your client. An example is keeping the bonds away from the ear or the hedges of their hair if they like to put their hair up. It wouldn’t make a good impression about you to your client if the application shows. It is therefore pertinent to ask useful questions to avoid making the mistake of not giving your customer the best service as a stylist.

Your client will not only be happy to be informed, but also happy to keep trusting you . If your service to them was one of good experience, they will definitely come back.

CUSTOMIZATION

The best look is achieved when the hair is customized to fit the client. This involves cutting and styling the hair to fit the client’s natural hair. Some clients may not be comfortable with the idea of you cutting their hair but it is your responsibility to let them know that by doing this, you will not be reducing the length.

MAINTENANCE

If your client’s extensions are a product of human hair, then maintenance is even more important. Let your clients know that their hair needs to be conditioned and taken care of just like their real hair. you should also warn them to take care when yanking and blowing out because it really isn’t good for their new hair extensions, and can result in breakage on their natural hair. They should also use heat protecting spray or cream before they add any heat to their hair. For more on Maintaining Hottie Hair Extensions Click Here.