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Human interaction is essential in any business environment especially in a salon. This free video clip series will give you tips and ideas for improving your interaction with your clients in the salon.
There are 16 videos in this series:
Learn tips on how to better interact with your salon clients in this free video clip on cosmetology.
Learn the five consulting steps you should do with every salon client in this free video clip on cosmetology.
Learn the proper way to greet your clients in the salon in this free video clip on cosmetology.
Learn how to ask specific questions of your clients to get a better idea of what exactly they want in this free video clip on cosmetology.
Learn tips on how to ask special questions to your client and how important agreeing with them is in this free video clip.
Learn tips on how to fill out a client ticket for a salon and how important it is to do it correctly in this free video clip on cosmetology.
Learn tips on the completed service ticket and how to deliver your service in this free video clip on cosmetology.
Learn tips on how to properly complete your service with a customer in this free video clip on cosmetology.
Learn tips and techniques on how to get a client to re in this book their next appointment with you in this free video clip on cosmetology.
Learn tips on how to present and explain the products you used on your clients hair to them in this free video clip on cosmetology.
Learn why gift certificates are important to sell for the salon and tips on how to sell them in this free video clip on cosmetology.
Learn tips on what to do to complete your client's ticket after it has been properly filled out in this free video clip on cosmetology.
Learn why it is important to thank your client and how to do it in this free video clip on cosmetology.
Learn the importance of having a clean work space and tips on how to clean it in this free video clip on cosmetology.
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.
Watch this video on all the aspects of client interaction in this video clip series on cosmetology.
For centuries haircuts have been a distinctive form of class separation and self-expression. From the white wigs of the British political elite in the 17th and 18th centuries to the mo hawk wearing teenagers of today the way we wear and style our hair says a lot to people around us. Both men and women also have their typical styles. Depending on the culture it can be used to determine social status or to even make a cultural statement. Changing our hairstyle can drastically change the way we look as an individual or as a society. Donald Trump is the exception to the rule of course!
One of the most important aspects of hair care and cosmetology is satisfying your customer. It is more important for you to do an excellent job and give the customer what they want every time than it is for you to go quickly. Many times, however, even the client doesn't know exactly what he or she wants so it pays to be as inquisitive as possible and ask many open ended questions. Our expert in this series explains this and follows up with many other vital facts of ways to interact with your clients such as how to greet and thank the client and how to up-sell gift certificates and products as well. This is a must see series for anyone in the cosmetology world.
Marchelle Daley 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, Pureology, Kadus, Sexy Hair Concepts and Dermalogica. Her formal training has been supplemented by partnering in business with a national hair colorist and hair-cutting design team member for Primary Syn and Abba.dkdk
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