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An Introduction To Interacting With Salon Clients
The 5 Step Salon Client Consultation
How To Properly Greet Your Salon Clients
Ask, Analyze & Asses Your Salon Client's Needs
How To Agree With Your Client in the Salon
How To Fill Out A Salon Client Ticket
How To Properly Deliver Great Salon Service
How To Properly Complete Your Salon Service
How to Re-Book A Salon Client
How To Talk to Your Salon Clients About Hair Products
How To Sell Gift Certificates To Your Salon Clients
How To Complete A Salon Client Ticket
How To Properly Thank Your Salon Client
How To Clean Your Salon Work Space
How To Set Up For Your Next Salon Client
Conclusion To Interacting With Salon Clients
Summary: Learn tips on how to set up your work space and get ready for your next salon client in this free video clip on cosmetology.
Marchelle Daley is an instructor for Elements University. She has taken countless hours of training in advanced cutting, coloring and esthetics by companies such as Primary Syn, Abba,...read more
"Hi! I'm Marchelle with Elements University on behalf of Expert Village. I'm going to be talking today about setting up for you client. It's very important to have your whole station setup for the service you're going to be performing on your client. It will save you time having your foils out if it's a color and all the combs and clipies that you want to use, your foiling comb. Having your pedicure or your manicure station setup before the client arrives. Then it's a very relaxing transition for the client to be taken directly to the station and get started on the service. It's going to save you a lot of time in the salon. Watch our next segment as I give you a brief overview of everything we've learned. "
eHow Article: How To Set Up For Your Next Salon Client
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