Hair Care

How to Properly Store and Protect Your Hair Shears

Want your hair shears to last 12–15 years instead of just 4–5? Proper care is the key. Hair shears are a big investment, often costing $200–$800, so maintaining them can save you money and improve...

The Best Hair Shears for Barbers vs. Stylists

Finding the right hair shears can transform your work as a barber or stylist. Barbers need longer, durable shears (6.5–7.5 inches) for fades and bulk cutting, while stylists prefer shorter, precis...

The Top Haircutting Trends That Clients Are Asking For

Haircut trends in 2025 blend timeless styles with modern updates. Clients want low-maintenance, versatile looks that work for any occasion. Here's a quick overview of the top styles: Bob with Cu...

How to Stay Ergonomically Safe When Cutting Hair

71% of hairstylists experience work-related injuries, with musculoskeletal issues like back pain, carpal tunnel syndrome, and neck strain being the most common. But with proper ergonomics - like m...

The Ultimate Guide to Hair Cutting for Mature Clients

Hair changes as we age, and professional stylists need the right techniques and tools to meet the unique needs of mature clients. Here's what you need to know: Hair Changes with Age: Hair become...

How to Prevent Split Ends When Cutting Hair

Split ends happen when the ends of your hair become dry, damaged, and frayed, often due to heat, chemicals, or improper cutting tools. To avoid them: Use sharp scissors: Dull tools can crush or ...

The Best Ways to Market Your Haircutting Services Online

Here’s the truth: 93% of people search online to find local businesses, and 67% prefer booking appointments online. If your salon isn’t visible online, you’re missing out on clients. Social media,...

How to Transition from Salon Work to Editorial Styling

Switching from salon work to editorial styling opens up a world of high-fashion hairstyling for magazines, ad campaigns, and runway shows. It’s a leap that requires new skills, networking, and a s...

Why Every Stylist Needs a Good Pair of Blending Shears

Blending shears are a must-have tool for hairstylists, offering precision, control, and versatility. Unlike regular scissors, these shears feature one toothed blade and one blunt blade, allowing y...

How to Handle a Client Who Hates Their Haircut

When a client dislikes their haircut, it can hurt your reputation and business. Here’s a quick guide to handle such situations effectively: Stay Calm and Listen: Actively listen to their concern...