Here's how savvy out-of-work hairstylists are making money without seeing clients:
Naturally, the scheme has offered unparalleled support for out of work hairdressers, who can benefit from the cult popularity ofwas skeptical at first, having found
“As a salon that is dependent on people coming in to make revenue, this is the best way to make revenue without any work. It expands on itself and becomes effortless.” “This not only benefits the environment but save spaces in the salon [long-term],” he says. “I offered an in-salon refill service with other product ranges, but as I am currently unable to get to the salon I am unable to fulfil requests.
Expanded, that’s around 60 a week or 240 a month, meaning the average hairdresser would only need to be supported by less than a fifth of their client base.Hannah Lewis, of Studio 125 in Virginia, who more than quadrupled her Hairstory income from February to March.
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