Category : Business Growth

Serving clients every day has a physical, emotional and spiritual impact on professionals in the beauty industry. Simply put, it can be draining. I sat down with Rebecca Beardsley, best selling author of “Self-Care for

When I owned my salon in New York City I had a few golden rules for all of my employees: Get to work at least 30 minutes early. In this time I

Hairstory interviewed Rubi Jones on her personal and professional stylist evolution. A family that highlights together stays together. I come from a family of all girls, and extended family coming in and out of my

Wes Sharpton, Hairstory’s resident hairstylist and ‘scissor wizard,’ began cutting hair at the age of 19 in Lawrence, Kansas. Seeking a bigger challenge, Wes made tracks to New York City, where he joined the

I was once like you, I dreamt of becoming an educator, of traveling the world and teaching others what I know. Now, I work with companies like ghd North America, and L’Oreal — but

As a beauty or barber professional, the services you offer are only 50% of the game. The client experience is the other 50%. If you want to stand out, then the devil

From Kylie Jenner’s first foray into electric-hued locks to Kim Kardashian’s sleek platinum boxer braids during Fashion Week events, celebrity hairstylist TokyoStylez‘s work is game changing. From masterful wig creations to perfecting his

So you’ve mastered tools like “Online Booking” and “Client Notes.” That is awesome. Did you know there are 7 other tools that top performing stylists on StyleSeat use to power their business?

One of the most important career decisions you will make as a beauty professional is whether you want to rent a booth or work for commission. Spoiler alert: there’s no right answer.

Most commission based stylists dream of becoming their own boss. There are many benefits to branching off on your own: freedom, flexibility, and the possibility of increasing your income – but remember, booth renters