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Haven't read the article......why are they using Afroveda's pic?
My opinion is that they should just learn how to take care of our natural hair, all the hair types.
Maybe if they geared themselves up with some professionalism and expertise, they'd thrive. But, that's just me.
Haven't read the article......why are they using Afroveda's pic?
I haven't been to a Black Salon since '05 or '06. I will never go to one again unless they change!
-They need to stop being slow! You come in at 7am and leave at 7pm. I don't spend that much time at my job!
-They need to stop eating all over the clients head! Who eats around hair anyways...Nasty much!
-The clients have to stop having drama with other clients wanting to fight!
-The stylist have to stop bringing their baby daddy drama to work!
-They need to stop with the "somebody stole my clients from me" drama! Upgrade your skills ma!
-They need to stop talking on the phone while curling, flat-ironing or relaxing people's hair!
-They need to stop asking their clients to do ish for them like, "Yeah I know you are MY client and you are PAYING ME to provide a service for YOU, but while you waiting for your turn to get under the dryer... can you run next door to the lickka store and get me a pop".
-They just need to be professional!
Maybe this will be a wakeup call for them!
I think one of the reasons why black salons are losing business is because more and more people are choosing to do their own hair. For two years, i had been searching for a stylist who would take care of my natural 4B hair. I found that many people either a) did not want to deep condition my hair and b) were rough with it when blowdrying. Many of them would often towel dry my hair roughly. I said enough was enough. I bought my cortex flat iron from TJ Max and use my redken products and my hair turn out just as good, if not better than when i was going to the salon. Also, I take better care of my hair than anyone else will. You will not find me in the salon for a while.
They should already know how to take care of all different textures by the time they get outta school. Many are reluctant to care for natural hair because it may not be as easy for them to manage and they think they will have to do more work. Im not natural but ive always had beauticians comment on how thick my hair is and when commenting they made it sound like they were going to have to do alot of work to tame it. Also I dont think salons will be closing anytime soon in my area- most of my friends still go to the salon regularly and when I go its always packed.
I haven't been to a Black Salon since '05 or '06. I will never go to one again unless they change!
-They need to stop being slow! You come in at 7am and leave at 7pm. I don't spend that much time at my job!
-They need to stop eating all over the clients head! Who eats around hair anyways...Nasty much!
-The clients have to stop having drama with other clients wanting to fight!
-The stylist have to stop bringing their baby daddy drama to work!
-They need to stop with the "somebody stole my clients from me" drama! Upgrade your skills ma!
-They need to stop talking on the phone while curling, flat-ironing or relaxing people's hair!
-They need to stop asking their clients to do ish for them like, "Yeah I know you are MY client and you are PAYING ME to provide a service for YOU, but while you waiting for your turn to get under the dryer... can you run next door to the lickka store and get me a pop".
-They just need to be professional!
Maybe this will be a wakeup call for them!