It can sometimes be difficult trying to decide what you want to do as a career. I think that when choosing your career try to think of what you enjoy and what will make you happy, you will be working for the rest of your life so you want to make sure that you have a job that you enjoy to an extent. Some people try to think of careers that will make them lots of money however my thoughts are that if you are passionate about what you do and are doing a job you enjoy then this alone will bring you great success both personally and financially.
If you are thinking of becoming a hairdresser then there are a couple of ways of doing so. One of the most common is by completing an apprenticeship, you will normally study for one day a week at college and work the rest in a salon. The beauty of an apprenticeship is that you will be able to earn money whilst you're still learning. An apprenticeship in hairdressing will normally take around 2 years to complete and after that you will be fully qualified. Another way of training is by completing a college course where you will normally study full time and practice in the college training salon.
Many hairdressers are quite selective about what equipment they will use such as the scissors they will use, the straighteners and all other types of hairdressing equipment they need. Like many things the more you pay for something the more quality you normally expect from it. This is no different with hairdressing equipment and tools.
Kasho is a well-known brand of scissors used in hairdressing by some hairdressers. These scissors are quite expensive as they range from £200 - £700. Some people may realise that the scissors are worth the money as you wont get a better quality pair of scissors. However some people may think that they are just a waste of money and there's nothing wrong with a normal standard pair of scissors.
If you want to create a good reputation for yourself then you will need to keep customers happy and ensure their first cut is one that will make them want to keep coming back. After all if customers aren't happy after their first cut then they are not going to want to come back and you won't have any repeat custom. If you create a good impression then people may even recommend you to family and friends, this is a great way to keep yourself busy.
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