Podcasts about booth rent

In this podcast episode, we hear from a recent beauty school graduate, Abby Sutton, who made the decision to leave her salon suite and transition into a traditional salon setting. She shares her journey of realizing she was in the wrong space and the importance of being true to oneself in making career decisions. This story serves as a reminder that it is okay to switch career paths if you find yourself in a situation that is not the right fit for you.

Two guest speakers from Saint Maries Idaho, join us for the conversation on the best price of beauty! Small business owner Della Kennon and licensed professional Nick Ohlson, offer their relatable experiences in the industry on raising service prices, the potential push back and fallout, announcing the increase, and what dictates the price. From skill level to booth rent, generational experiences, and the driving factors are packed into this episode of Booked till June!!

This week Christine and I interviewed Meg Mikesell to hear her first-hand experience from transitioning from a commission salon, to booth renting, to opening up her own business! XOXO,AlexisShop all of Alexis' lashing favorites on https://awlashes.com/Use discount code PODCAST at checkout for 20% off your next purchase!**excluding Education and Gift CardsABOUT ALEXISAlexis Weisenburger is the owner of AW Lashes and is a major influencer in the lash extension world with more than 30,000 lash artists following her work and seeking her out for advice and help with their lash skills and building their businesses.Alexis is a licensed cosmetologist but found her passion, natural flair, and ability for lash extensions early while she was still in school and quickly earned both her classic and volume lash certifications.Over the last seven years, Alexis has become renowned throughout the world for her mega volume lash work and has been featured in Birdie Magazine and a speaker and trainer at several major beauty industry trade shows including the IBS show in New York.Alexis has also had the opportunity to share her knowledge and expertise in the lash industry with several leading lash companies including Bella Lash and Borboleta Beauty — helping them to develop lash extension training programs and new products. Through her work with these companies, she has been able to meet and train thousands of other lash artists — which has inspired her as she has used her talents and abilities to build AW Lashes into what it is today.Alexis is a perfectionist when it comes to her work and strives to make every client look and feel their best. She knows that true beauty is found in confidence and her goal with AW Lashes, is to help each client achieve new confidence with beautiful glowing skin and custom eye enhancements.ABOUT AW LASHESAlexis Weisenburger, founded AW Lashes with the help and support of her amazing husband in 2018. Alexis is a licensed cosmetologist, but found her passion, natural flare and ability for lash extensions early while she was still in school and quickly earned both her classic and volume lash certifications. Over her career, Alexis has had the opportunity to work with multiple lash companies developing training materials and assisting with product development. However, she felt there was a disconnect between product companies and the actual artists using the products and applying the training.Alexis is still a practicing lash artist with a full clientele. EVERY SINGLE product sold by AW Lashes is used by Alexis and the artists at the AW salon every day. Each and every product was designed, tested and perfected by lash artists for their everyday use. If the products don't perform better than anything else available on the market -- it's not sold by the AW team. Experience the difference for yourself. The training and the products are made for lash artists by lash artists -- and used every day on happy clients.

Join our experts in the salon industry as they break down the advantages and drawbacks of two popular stylist arrangements: booth renters and commission-based stylists. Learn how booth renters enjoy independence and higher earnings potential, while commission-based stylists benefit from stability and salon support. Find out which path suits you best and discover strategies to overcome the challenges in either role. Tune in for valuable insights to make informed decisions in your salon career or business. Click here --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tonyastokes/message

Commission VS Booth Rent ??? Do you KNOW your TRUE value ??? Has the STANDARDS been left unattended for too LONG ??? DAMMIT WE DID IT AGAIN‼️

This week we're going to discuss a hotly debated topic in the salon/stylist/barber/beauty universe: commission or booth rent? As a salon owner with experience in both structures, we'll dive into the advantages and disadvantages of both.Most importantly, we'll break down how you as a  stylist can determine which structure is best for you and what questions to ask potential salon owners when looking for that perfect salon home. Whether you're just starting out in the industry or considering a change in your career, this episode will help you make the most informed decisions about the next step in your journey!Join me at the Aspiring Stylist Podcast group on Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/groups/theaspiringstylistAspire Barber and Beauty Academy:http://aspirebarberandbeauty.com/

Hey beauty bestie! In todays episode, Carrie will break down how to choose between booth rent or commission studio. There are so many differences in the two and you can use this decision to totally live the aligned life of your dreams.  If you enjoy this podcast, could you do me a favor and leave a review? it would mean the world to us!    Follow on Instagram and say Hi! --->>> https://www.instagram.com/thesixfigurebeautyboss  

In Today's Biz Talk, Habib and Tracey discuss different options where to work when starting in the nail industry; work from home, commission or booth renting. Get your pencils ready, take some notes and let us know below which works best for you!

The great debate! There is a different structure for everyone but you have to choose what's right for you. Listen to Jessi, Stew, and Kaylee talk about pro's and con's of booth rent and commission. We also answer questions we get from you guys and discuss our thoughts!The JZ Co Stylist/Salon and Level System Programhttps://www.jzstyles.com/jz-co-stylist-salon-and-level-system-programWATCH JESSI'S YOUTUBE CHANNEL:https://www.youtube.com/jessigishhttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0QDthFq6QOdXn3Tqb0DY1gWATCH STEWS YOUTUBE CHANNEL:https://www.youtube.com/c/StewStylezFOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM!@jzstyles.coJessi: @jz.styles, @justjessiiiiStew: @stew.stylez

In this podcast I dive deep into why I think more awareness needs to be brought to light on this topic.

Employees? Booth Rent? Rules? Thinking about expanding? Lets get into it!

What's going on my Beautiful Dollz and Divos... yep you saw theTitle. Let's talk about the world of booth rent in the traditional salon

PARENTAL ADVISORY - STRONG LANGUAGE

Becky Bunnell breaks down the difference between renting a booth at a salon or being an employee at a salon. It is time you take your nail business serious and learn how to make money in your business with Becky as your coach. 

Morgan & Annie talk about finding your lash home, hourly, commission, & booth rental

On today's episode of Barber College Success, Crown Cutz Academy founder Craig Charles talks with his panel about different business models in the barber industry. What are the pros and cons of booth rental vs. commission? Barber College Success is a proud member of the Market Street Media family of podcasts, along with: Better Every Day with Brad Weems I See You, Mama: A Maternal Mental Health Podcast with Kristina Dulaney Marketing That Works with Drew Bedard Johnson City Living with Leighton Hart Measure Once, Cuss Twice with Seth Thomas The Johnson City Small Business Podcast with Ryan McKinney One Conversation at a Time with Kelly Rhea Barber College Success with Craig Charles The Huddle with Spencer Huddleston and Brad Weems Allpointswhole with Krista Wright Doing Good with Dr. Becky Powers and Josh Smith

Before you make your decision on commission base or booth rent, listen to this episode

It's so hard to decide what type of salon to work in - in today's episode I share the pros and cons of commission versus booth rent.

If you’re like nearly every hairstylist in business, the #1 goal is to be fully booked. No gaps, no waiting for walk-ins, no wondering what your bank account is going to look like. Consistent and reliable income is something we all strive to have. And as much as we all would like it to be, new clients just aren’t going to magically show up and sit in your chair, it takes something to get them there. Sure walk-ins happen. But if you’re like most booth rental salons, or a salon suite owner, those walk-ins are few and far between. Certainly not enough to fill your book as quickly as you’d like. Being a self-employed stylist, a successful one, requires you to implement marketing and business building strategies to consistently attract new clients and sustainably grow your business (and your bank account). Because if you don’t, you’ll most likely be stuck in a lower income bracket than you really want to be in. And that would suck especially because you’re so good at what you do and could be making so much more money.But for some reason, building a clientele takes some hairstylists WAY TOO LONG!But here’s the thing...getting new clients doesn’t have to be a hard thing to accomplish. In fact, getting new clients is one of the easiest things you can doOne of the best, and fastest, ways to get new clients is to (drum roll please) simply ASK your current clients for a referral!It really is that simple. I know, you’re probably saying something like “I DO ask them for referrals and I’m still not getting any”. OR…”I’m not comfortable asking my clients for referrals”. And here’s what I know for sure: when you start asking your current clients for referrals you’ll start to feel more and more comfortable and it will become easier and easier to do.In today’s episode I’ll be sharing tips and strategies you can use right away and you’ll soon realize how much your increasing your confidence and comfort level while asking for referrals. You’re also going to find yourself having a nice full clientele and those empty gaps in your schedule are going to be a thing of the past. Hairchair Boss private Facebook group:https://www.facebook.com/groups/hairchairboss/permalink/Hairchair Boss Insiders Club:https://hairchairboss.com/#opt-in

#016:Today’s episode is Part 2 of The Hairstylist’s Self-Care Checklist, so if you missed part one, go back to episode 14 after you listen to today’s continuation. As I mentioned in part one, you’re in the service industry and oftentimes, as with most service providers, you’re not so good at taking care of yourself right? And if you’re like most of my listeners who are booth renters, you can’t just clock in and clock out because you have a lot of business stuff to take care of and that definitely cuts into the time you could be taking care of yourself. And if you’re like so many busy people, you actually don’t even stop to think about taking care of yourself until the shiznit has hit the fan and you’re in some kind of pain, stress, overwhelm and fill in the blank right? My husband is an airline pilot and my mind thinks in metaphors so I’ll use this example that you’ve heard a dozen times. Put on your own oxygen mask before trying to help others with theirs. Even if that other person is your child or the person you love the most in this world.And you know why that is, but I’ll remind you anyway...When you’re stressed, overwhelmed, irritable, and all those ways you don’t want to be, you can’t be who you want to be for your family, clients, friends, heck even strangers will get on your nerves!I always say that success, prosperity and abundance are created from the inside out, this is the foundation of Hairchair Boss. So when you think about it, self care is at the heart of your business, think of self care as the foundation for your life. It’s that important. Because if you are not taking care of yourself first, you being the foundation and heart of your business, how can you expect to have consistent and reliable success, prosperity and abundance in your life?And I wonder if you have fully considered what your life is going to be like if you continue to put yourself on the back burner.Because the issue isn’t that you don’t have time, it’s that you’re not making time to make YOU a priority. And you know what, you’re so worth taking care of and it’s time to do something about it. So stay tuned.

#015Here in the US we have had protests across the country that have also sparked protests in cities around the world. What’s going on in our country is something that many people like you have never experienced and I’m sad to say that this isn’t the first time that I’ve witnessed this kind of response to injustice towards Black people. But I’m going to keep today's discussion on what we’re currently facing because this time I feel it’s different. Finally. I feel that here in the US we’ve hit our point of no return. Meaning no returning to the way it used to be. Because we as a nation, as people living in this country, are at a critical point at which the accumulation of injustices towards Black people has become significant enough to cause a larger, more important change.And a transformation is required if we want to be a nation that thrives because we truly can’t be a thriving nation if only a portion of us is afforded that opportunity. It’s time to live up to the terms “land of the free” and “home of the brave”. And speaking of being brave, it takes bravery to be willing to be vulnerable, humble, and admit ignorance which means that I lack the knowledge and information that I need to be part of the bigger and deeper conversations that I want to participate in. So if you’ve had questions about…What the term “White Privilege” means. Why saying All Lives Matter and Blue Lives Matter can be a cause for argument.How to deal with a client who’s in your chair who starts talking politics. (And we all remember what we’re told in cosmetology school right? Not to talk about religion or politics in the salon.) What to do when you have someone in your chair who is making racist remarks, being disruptive, rude and inconsiderate of others.Stay tuned because I've asked these tough question and will be sharing the answers with you. Links mentioned: https://hairchairboss.com/011-booth-rental-etiquette/https://www.facebook.com/groups/thesovereignstylist/

#014You’re in the service industry which means that you are in the business of taking care of others, making sure their needs are met, doing your best to make their experience a good one. And as a hairstylist, 99.9% of the time you are a sounding board, an advice giver, a shoulder to cry on and the keeper of secrets. And if you’re like most hairstylists, you’re ok with this, in fact, you thrive on being part of their support system, it’s like a badge of honor to be all this for your clients. And what you do does in fact make a difference! Your clients are making the time for their self-care which has a ripple effect in their lives and in the big picture of things, it helps to make the world a better place. Not just better looking, but better overall! The problem that often arises is that you’re putting so much energy into caring for others that you’re not taking care of yourself. And if you have a family, a significant other, pets, or another side hustle, you’re most likely not taking any time for yourself right?I always say that success, prosperity and abundance are created from the inside out, this is the foundation of Hairchair Boss. So when you think about it, self care is at the heart of your business. Because if you are not taking care of yourself first, you being the foundation and heart of your business, how can you expect to have consistent and reliable success, prosperity and abundance in your life?Self-care is something that a lot of hairstylists don’t think about for themselves even though it’s at the core of what you provide for others. And it’s time to recognize that not only do you deserve to have self-care in your life, it’s essential that you do. And in today’s episode, I’ll be sharing my Hairstylist’s Self-Care Checklist with you AND giving you the link you need to get the pdf action sheet so that you have this checklist at your fingertips. Stay tuned because it’s time to make yourself a priority. Get the PDF checklist by going to https://hairchairboss.com/ and join the Insiders Club!

#012: Getting Behind The Chair With A Healthy Attitude And Mind.We might be seeing the light at the end of the COVID-19 tunnel, I hope so anyway. There are a few states that are allowing salon doors to open up and if you’re like most hairstylists around the world, you have very mixed feelings and emotions about this.In fact, you’ve had mixed feelings and emotions pretty much from the start and you have been through a roller coaster of ups and downs for the past two months... at least.For weeks now there has been a divide between stylists on a few different topics.For instance, those who feel that sending colour kits is a good idea, some who feel it isn’t. Some who feel they should help their clients figure out box colour, some who don’t. And now that some states are allowing salon and barber shops to open, some stylists feel it’s too soon and don’t feel it’s safe just yet, and some who are ready, willing and able to get back behind the chair. And here’s the thing, wherever you stand, no matter what side of the fence you’re on, your feelings are totally valid, 100%. And you know why? Because they are YOUR feelings. What I mean when I say your feelings are valid is that they are justified based on your current thoughts, interpretations and perceptions.And if you’re like most everyone on the planet, you don’t want to be told that you shouldn’t feel a certain way right?Especially when you’re in the heat of the moment with your feelings and emotions, the last thing you want to be told is that you shouldn’t feel that way. And to make matters worse, they now want to tell you how you should feel! Oh boy, stand back when that happens right? And at this point, you are not in a mindset to hear anyone out and you will either react (and most likely not in the best way) or tune them out. I’m spot on right?By now you might be asking yourself why, or how is this relevant to me stepping back behind the chair?Because it might be the right time to let go of a lot of those feelings and emotions you’ve been experiencing for the last two months because they simply may not be serving you any longer and they could very well be keeping you from stepping back into the salon being the best version of you. And in today’s episode, I’ll be giving you some insight on why it’s a good idea to release some of those feelings and emotions that have been with you, and the easy way to make it happen.Spoiler alert, this topic is not a business skill, it’s a life skill. Stay tuned...

#011: Booth Renter Etiquette.Being a booth renter has a lot of advantages and the bottom line is that most of the hairstylists who chose to booth rent are typically after one major thing: Freedom.Freedom to be your own boss, to control your schedule, take the clients you want to have in your chair, set your prices, choose your product lines and ultimately the freedom to create the income you want.Most booth renters are in shared spaces and when you are in a shared space of course you all want to get along great because it’s best for everyone from you the stylists, to your assistants and clients.When there’s no drama, no competitiveness, and no cattiness, the energy and environment is so much better to be in. And when you help to create a supportive, cohesive environment everyone thrives. I’ve seen first-hand the difference that it makes when stylists either work together to create a space that everyone loves to be in and when they don’t. In fact, the salons that had stylists who were not cohesively honoring or engaging in some sort of booth rental etiquette, had super high turnover rates with their renters and their clients. And although everyone in your shop is rental, it is still in your best interest, in everyone’s best interest to be a team player. And what if I told you that when you are a team player and have booth renter etiquette you could make more money?Here’s a peek into The Hairchair Boss Booth Renter Etiquette Guide:1- BE a good neighbor2- Help your clients be good neighbors3- Contribute to creating a positive salon image4- Be a good host5- Be a team playerIn today’s episode, I’ll be talking about these spoken and unspoken booth rental etiquette tips that will help you step into being a better team player, a sought-out stylist and a darn pleasure to work alongside.

#010 The Before And After COVID-19 Hairstylist.Don’t you just love a good before and after story?They are so inspiring.Before and after weight loss, the person doesn't even look the same and the smile on their face makes you want to give them a great big hug. Before and after makeovers and how their features just pop and you can see their aura brighten up. Before and after financial wreckage...crumbled marriage...home remodel...from living on the streets to a job and a home and a family (that one ALWAYS makes me cry!). Before and after scenarios are uplifting, inspiring and encouraging because they help make you feel like if they can do it, I can do it too.Right now, we are still in the midst of the coronavirus and if you’re like most hairstylists across the nation and in most countries around the world, you have not been able to work in the salon.You’re going on a couple of months of forced down time and there is a lot of financial stress you’re facing, and the unknowns and chaos are making it difficult to see the light at the end of the tunnel.I get that and I hear you. And at the same time, I would be doing you a great disservice if I didn’t interject and help you see yourself from another perspective.And this outside perspective is that there ARE opportunities to find the silver lining and I believe it is in the form of your own before and after. After talking with a heck of a lot of hairstylists, I see a few patterns developing and I’m hearing a lot of comments and conversations around aha moments, realizations and doses of boldness, excitement and courage.And it made me realize that now is a great time to re-evaluate the way you have been showing up for yourself, your clients, your family, friends, and in life overall. In today's episode I’m going to talk about your inspiring, uplifting and courageous before and after that awaits you. All you have to do is be open, willing and ready to create your own version. Join the Insiders Club and get instant access to the free PDF Action Sheet where you can start creating your Before and After story! Go to https://hairchairboss.com/podcast and fill out your name and email and you'll be in the club!

I've been receiving several questions from salon owners asking how they can go about writing off the rent they are not receiving from their booth renters due to COVID19. Rather than answer each person individually, I decided to record a short video explaining how it works. SHOW MORE

#009: Because of the Coronavirus, it’s likely that your salon is closed up and your income has halted for the time being. And the reality is that you still have expenses and bills to pay and your thoughts are consumed with what you don’t have or the money you’re not making right now instead of being mindful of what you do have.And that’s totally understandable. It’s very difficult to think about what you do have when it feels like so much of what you have, or had, is diminishing and disappearing before your very eyes. But now is a really good time to put your attention on the abundance you do have so that you continue to attract abundance in your life.Having an abundance mindset will serve you well because when you put your attention on what you do have, your attitude greatly improves, your optimism level substantially increases and your overall outlook on your business and your life as a whole will catapult you to even more abundance. In today’s Hairchair Boss episode, I’ll share two mindsets that are going around, scarcity and abundance, and you’ll have an opportunity to identify which one you’re currently in and explore areas of abundance in your life so that you can put yourself in a mindset that will serve you now and in the months and years to come. Don’t take my word for it, listen in, keep an open mind, and consider what you can attract when you’re open to it.

BARRRBERS! Me and @BossioCuts went Live the other night to discuss whether or not BARRRBERS should have to pay booth rent during this crisis. I took a poll on my Instagram, 12% said they should have to, 88% said they shouldn't have to. We both we're amazed at those numbers, and decided to share our thoughts on the results! Enjoy the podcast, and make sure you tag us in your stories! Proud Sponsors: Squire - @GetSquire - www.getsquire.com The BARRRBERS Store - @TheBARRRBERSPodcast - www.barrrbersstore.com Chris Bossio - @BossioCuts Music By: @ItsJimmySue

#008: During this time where we're faced with the current Corona Virus, a lot of hairstylists around the world are asking questions and expressing concerns such as...my clients are cancelling what do I do? Should I cancel clients... how will I pay my rent... take care of my family... what kind of risk am I putting myself and my family in... what am I going to do if I get infected... and so many more questions that don’t have great answers. And I get it, as a chair renter you have so many financial and business responsibilities and this is all overwhelming and stressful. All of a sudden you’re being required to juggle so many things at once and the loss of income is big and it’s real. Today I’d like to share a perspective with you that I know may be difficult to find in times like this. And the reason I want to share this is because shifting your perspective in a few areas might prove to be a very healthy thing to do right now because shifting your perspective may be the thing that gets you through a crisis like the one you’re facing today. And once you know how to make these shifts, you will be equipped to handle any unsettling and challenging situation you may face in the future, no matter what it is. Listen Now...

#007: How To Attract The Clients You Want To Have In Your ChairImagine this: you have a booth rental business, or aspiring to go rental, and you have a full clientele and they are people you love to have in your chair, you look forward to seeing them every few weeks, you enjoy the conversations you’re having, you truly like spending time with them because it doesn’t feel like a job, it feels like you’re hanging out with friends, and at the end of your busy day you’re tired but you don’t feel drained, in fact you reflect on your day and grateful for the clients you have, because, as Marie Kondo would say, they spark joy! The plan is to have these clients in your chair for years to come because when you can create great relationships with your clients they will become raving fans and loyal customers.If you’re not there yet, don’t worry, you can get there and because you’re here listening today, you’re going to be well equipped to get there faster and easier. I first want to bring your attention to the mistake I see many hairstylists make when it comes to attracting, building and maintaining your clientele. The mistake is taking anyone who will sit in your chair. At just about any cost. You’re often told that you need to sit around and wait for walk-ins and take anyone who will come in. You’re also told that even if a client is difficult or challenging, that you just gotta deal with them because it’s money in your pocket. So if you want to build, you just have to suck it up buttercup, get thicker skin and do your best. I’m here to tell you that’s terrible advice. And if you’re telling yourself this is what you have to do in order to build your clientele, you can stop giving yourself terrible advice too. In today's Hairchair Boss episode, I’ll be sharing five key areas you want to be super clear about so that you attract, build and retain clients that you’re going to love having in your chair every time. If you haven't already done so... 1. Follow me on Instagram @hairchairboss to get doses of inspirational mind food so you can become a more powerful you. Instagram.com/hairchairboss/2. Join the hairstylists only Facebook group for hair biz support, inspiration and community of ambitious hairstylists like you! https://www.facebook.com/groups/hairchairboss/ 3. Subscribe to this podcast on Apple Podcasts and Stitcher so that you get first notice of each new episode because you don't want to miss any future Hairchair Boss episodes!https://hairchairboss.com/stitcher https://hairchairboss.com/applepodcasts Listen Now!

Think you yourself.. ‘Do I wanna give 40 percent or invest 40 percent?’ If you are a new tech, whether you decide to go in a salon or get a suite.. you definitely need to know the pros and cons of both and then do what works for you

#002: A lot of hairstylists make the big mistake of not setting goals for the year and so all year long you end up working harder not smarter. Whether your goal is to attract great clients, have better bookkeeping, find referral partners, create a happier salon vibe, or take a much needed vacation, a goal getting plan will keep you on track and success will come to you a lot faster. If you don't want to be like so many hairstylists who go year after year staying in the same place...not evolving, not growing, not creating the income they want and realizing their dreams then you are going to love this episode. Truth be told, it’s not hard at all to set goals and achieve them. And when you discover the three biggest goal setting mistakes AND learn how to BE a GOAL GETTING MACHINE you’re going to look back and pat yourself on the back for finally making things happen!Another month will pass you by in the blink of an eye and so get ready to take action! Plus, you'll be pleasantly surprised at how easy it is to stay on track. In this episode you're going to get some tried and true goal getting tips so that you can stop making life hard and start stepping into being a true Hairchair Boss and creating the outcome you want.There is a Goal Getting Action Sheet you can grab over at: http://hairchairboss.com/action2If you haven't already done so...Follow us on IG @hairchairboss for inspirationAnd join the hairstylists only Facebook group for hair biz support, inspiration and community https://www.facebook.com/groups/hairchairboss/ And subscribe to this podcast on Apple Podcasts and Stitcher because you don't want to miss any future Hairchair Boss episodes!https://hairchairboss.com/stitcher https://hairchairboss.com/applepodcasts

BARRRBERS! Join me as I discuss one of the most debated topics in our industry! As a new barber, should you do booth rent or commission? Music By: @ItsJimmySue Sponsored By: @GetSquire www.barrrbersstore.com

Commission vs. Booth rent

We took a little vacation from the podcast for a good reason and well, we're back! Mirella and Yadira recap what's been going on in the last few months including being nominated for OC Weekly Best of 2019, birthing babies, juice cleansing, and a whole bunch more!To vote for us on OC Weekly's Best of 2019 please click here --->https://ocweekly.com/best-of-2019/Follow us for more...www.rebelfemmesalon.com Instagram Facebook YouTube Twitter Twitch YelpSupport our show!https://www.patreon.com/rebelfemmeSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/rebelfemme)

Have you ever had a bad haircut? Bad bang trim? Of course you have! But what if you came better prepared? Do you think you would have had a different outcome?Mirella and Yadira breakdown their top 5 tips on how to avoid getting a bad haircut in the first place. This episode is great for clients and stylists to help better communicate to each other.Follow us for more...www.rebelfemmesalon.comhttps://www.instagram.com/rebelfemme_salonhttps://www.facebook.com/RebelFemmeSalonhttps://twitter.com/rebel_femmehttps://www.twitch.tv/rebelfemmesalonhttps://www.yelp.com/biz/rebel-femme-salonSupport our show!https://www.patreon.com/rebelfemmeSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/rebelfemme)

Olaplex vs B3, the war will live on forever but is it possible to love both? Mirella and Yadira break it down along with some smoothing treatments and conditioning treatments that are a must-have this summer. Make sure to ask your stylist which is best for you! Chances are, you are already getting some kind of treatment and you don't even know it yet. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/rebelfemme)

Mirella and Yadira share their top favorite take home products to reccomend to their clients. They talk about the why, the price, and how important they are for maintaining your locks at home.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/rebelfemme)

Do you remember your first time? Get your mind out of the gutter! We are talking about first time events in the hair salon. Like, the first haircut you ever did, or the first time you made someone cry in your chair. YUP!Mirella and Yadira share their vulnerable moments in the salon. Listen in and share your vulnerable moments in the salon. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/rebelfemme)

Chain salons vs "Real" salons. Which is better? Mirella and Yadira go over this pros and cons of working both. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/rebelfemme)

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What is the better choice for a professional nail artist? Booth rent or commission? What about if you're starting out? Which direction should you go? Habib and Tracey get into the differences and what it means for you as a professional nail artist, beginner or advanced.

If you tuned into last weeks episode, we discussed Booth Rent vs Commission. Which one is better for the barber? This week, we'll discuss which is better for the owner. Leave your comment below! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/idoitbarber/support

This is a topic that I think will never end, but with this conversation, it will help ease the pain of this discussion. Booth rent vs commission, that is the question. Don't forget to leave any of your comments or questions below. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/idoitbarber/support

Today we are doing the first of a two-episode series on money and pay structure and what the differences are when renting a booth or working for commission. There is no right answer here, but you need to build your business around your life goals.  

What's better.... Booth Rent or Commission  and Why? 

Barbers, Stylists, Chair Renters and Shop Owners...which way do you prefer? Show topic: Booth Rent or Commission...Which is better & who benefits the most? Join the show to share your thoughts on the topic...Listener & Call in number (657)3830790 In The BarberZone...the Talk Show TONIGHT @ 10pm EST www.barberzoneradio.com Lets talk about it. #BarberZone #InTheBarberZone #BarberzoneRadio #ComeGetYourHeadRight #boothrental #boothrent #chairrental #shopowner #barber #stylists #barbershop #salon #barberbusiness #barbershopbusiness #shopbusiness

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