Jasz
VIP Contributor
There are a lot of things you can do to keep your business running smoothly. But one thing that can sometimes slip through the cracks is the stylists' personal lives.
Here are some of the mistakes stylists make that affect their business:
1. Not taking care of themselves: Being a stylist means being on your feet all day, often standing or sitting behind a chair for hours at a time. It also means having to deal with loud noises and distractions—not exactly ideal for someone who's trying to concentrate! The last thing you want is for your client to be able to tell that you're not doing your best because you're tired, or have gotten on one too many coffee runs.
2. Not taking vacations: When it comes down to it, being a stylist isn't exactly easy work! You have clients coming in asking for work every day, and if they don't get what they want they might decide not to come back again—or worse yet, find another stylist who's more willing or able to help them out! If you're not taking breaks, though, there's no way you'll be able to keep up with all of these responsibilities—and if something goes wrong with your business because of it?
Here are some of the mistakes stylists make that affect their business:
1. Not taking care of themselves: Being a stylist means being on your feet all day, often standing or sitting behind a chair for hours at a time. It also means having to deal with loud noises and distractions—not exactly ideal for someone who's trying to concentrate! The last thing you want is for your client to be able to tell that you're not doing your best because you're tired, or have gotten on one too many coffee runs.
2. Not taking vacations: When it comes down to it, being a stylist isn't exactly easy work! You have clients coming in asking for work every day, and if they don't get what they want they might decide not to come back again—or worse yet, find another stylist who's more willing or able to help them out! If you're not taking breaks, though, there's no way you'll be able to keep up with all of these responsibilities—and if something goes wrong with your business because of it?
