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What To Expect From A Professional Hair Stylist

The first hairdressers appeared in antiquity in the East. It was there that they began to attach importance to the hair connection with the other world and the spiritual world. In cases of illness, a hairdresser was called for cutting, shaving or firing curls. Thus, the spiritual essence was healed. This art was separated from the spiritual world in Ancient Egypt and Ancient Greece. The first hairdressing salons appeared here, where they not only cut their hair but created hairstyles based on the shape of their faces. Since 1163, hairdressers have been called barbers, who were also healers. In those days, they had basic knowledge of medicine. This lasted until 1416 when the treatment of hairdressers was banned due to an insufficient level of knowledge and integrity. Since the 18th century, the era of the decline of hairdressing. It lasted until the 19th century when in 1893 the world’s first hairdresser school in Chicago saw the light of day. In the 20th century, this area begins to develop rapidly. With the advent of the movie, all women turned to the masters, trying to inherit their favorite heroines. Hair dyes, curling irons, and more appear. In the 20th century, hairdressers entered a new stage of development, making the creation of hairstyles not just a haircut, but real artistry.

Modern Professional Hairdressers

The modern profession “hairdresser” covers a fairly large amount of knowledge and nuances of this craft. Depending on the field of activity, they can be divided into the following types:

Male master. This is a specialist in men’s haircuts and hairstyles. These masters know everything about the structure of hair and daily give them the necessary shape, emphasizing the oval of the face and masculinity of the wearers. Modern men’s haircuts require not only trimming hair but also dyeing, styling and care. New styles are in fashion that makes men more well-groomed.

Female master. This is a hairdresser specializing in hairstyles of the fair sex. The range of duties includes not only haircuts. These are dyeing, weaving, styling, curling, laminating and many other modern and fashionable hair treatments.

Colorist. This is a master of creating hairstyles using coloring curls. Such hairdressers will easily pick up your paint and the type of oxidizer to it. They will do highlighting, coloring, standard painting and much more. Current trends constantly

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Make adjustments and create new painting methods.

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Specialist in weaving. This hairdresser is creating hairstyles using the method of creating braids. It can be dreadlocks, afro-braids, simple pigtails, etc. There are many techniques. Especially fashionable wedding and graduation complex hairstyles with weaving elements.

International hairdresser. These are the masters that most salons are looking for. The specialist understands both male and female haircuts, knows everything about the latest trends, easily creates an image by selecting hairstyles, knows how to create real masterpieces from clients’ hair. Any painting on his shoulder. All this he performs daily at his workplace.

Hairdressers work a lot with their hands. But in addition to knowledge of technology and practical skills, one of the main types of labor is creativity. After all, only a creative master will be able to create a new image by simply changing his hairstyle.

What you have to do at work and specialization The work of a hairdresser involves direct contact with the hair. Their daily responsibilities include:

Haircut. It can be both female and male hairstyles. They occur using tools that should be available for each master. There are techniques for a simple model haircut with thinning before completion. There is a haircut with hot tools, etc. All processes must be mastered to perfection.

Hair Styling. Modern hairdressing offers dozens of ways to shape curls. The most popular stand out among them: curling, straightening, styling with a hairdryer and diffuser, corrugation, styling with special means, etc.

Hair restoration. Restorative procedures include not only masks. This is lamination, keratinization, mesotherapy and much more. There are many modern procedures that a master hairdresser must perfectly master.

Weaving and creating hairstyles. A good hairdresser can not only work with her hair but also weave curls into bizarre and luxurious hairstyles. Here you can show your imagination and create a real masterpiece on the client’s head.

Hair coloring. There are many modern painting technologies. They are aimed not only at discoloration but also at the minimum damage. Various types of tinting, highlighting, coloring, discoloration, etc. The whole range of work should be in the arsenal of a good master.

Haircare. Curls are easily damaged, therefore, after cutting or coloring, they need careful care. The hairdresser must determine the type of hair and choose the right tool to care for them in the salon. To do this, use professional products.

Features of a professional hairdresser

Everyone who comes to the hair salon expects the hairdresser to meet his wildest expectations. No wonder, because according to the “our client, our master” principle, hair salon employees should be up to the challenge and perform the most sophisticated hairpin or haircut. Success in the form of a satisfied customer who wants to re-use the services of a given hairdresser consists not only of acquired skills and knowledge acquired during the hairdressing school but also several innate traits.

1. First, Talent

Don’t move without it. Even years of practice and education obtained at the best hairdressing schools will not replace innate talent. But what is talent? It is the ability to find such a solution that will perfectly suit the taste of a new customer, will perfectly match his style, and also, he will be perfectly matched to the facial features. This will ensure that a satisfied customer will happily return to the salon and will recommend it to friends.

2. Creativity And Imagination

A good hairdresser should also have a creative vision to create the most sophisticated hairstyles. Not every person who visits a salon knows what they want to change in their appearance, so a professional hairdresser should quickly come up with the right solution and describe it to the client graphically and encouragingly.

3. Ambition

Every valued hairdresser does not rest on his laurels and is constantly looking for new inspirations and development opportunities. This involves taking additional courses that will enable him to familiarize himself with current trends, allow him to deepen his knowledge and expand his skills with modern hairdressing techniques. There are many hairdressing training available on the market, during which, apart from being able to acquire the above mentioned skills and knowledge, hairdressers can also exchange experience.

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4. Accuracy

Precision in this profession is extremely important. It is known for a long time that hurry is a bad advisor, so you should plan the time required to create a specific hairstyle. Carelessly pinned bun, which breaks down during the wedding, unevenly dyed or unevenly trimmed hair, can disappoint the client and arouse him many unpleasant emotions, and give the hairdresser many unflattering opinions.

5. Communication Skills

Highly developed interpersonal skills also play an important role in the hairdresser’s profession. He should not only try to best understand the client’s expectations but also skillfully describe what to expect after the visit. Besides, many people come to the salon not only to change something in their appearance but also to have a good time, so it’s worth the hairdresser to be able to have a nice conversation skilfully and tactfully. A person practicing this profession must also be open to all customer suggestions and be able to subtly discourage all tasteless solutions.

6. Ability To Work Under Time Pressure

It may seem that proper planning of a work schedule solves the problem of rush, but not everything can always be predicted. There are situations when during the haircut or modeling, the client changes his mind completely or is not satisfied with the effects so far. A professional hairdresser can skillfully reorganize planned activities and come up with a creative solution. This requires immediate action, because in many cases the time spent on serving a specific customer is strictly defined, and any delay completely interrupts the schedule of the day. Being able to work under time pressure is also associated with resistance to stress. You can’t panic, keep your mind calm and find a solution that will satisfy the customer.

For better services consider Nicole Hudson Hair Stylist. She has vast experience as an international and professional hairstylist.

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