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Tips on choosing a Good Hairstylist

• Hilltop Beauty School

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• The day has arrived when your wonderful
  hairstylist informs you that he or she is
  relocating out of state, not to a different
  salon! What are your options now? How are you
  going to discover a hairstylist who is as
  professional as your current hairstylist? If
  you're serious about your hair, you'll need a few
  pointers on how to choose your new hairstylist.
• Hairstylists are easily available these days
  there is a hair salon on nearly every street
  corner. How can you choose the one who will
  provide you with the kind of personal attention
  that you desire and expect?
• Here are few things to consider

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Take recommendation from your Existing
Hairstylist

• When it's time to find a new hairstylist, start
  by asking your existing one whether he knows
  anyone who he would trust with your hair. If you
  go to a busy hair salon, have a peek around while
  the others are working and ask him if he thinks
  any of them will treat you with the same respect
  and care that he has. If he says no, it's time to
  start looking for someone else.

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Dont consult your Friends and Family

• Do not inquire as to who does your friends',
  family's, or coworkers' hair! First and foremost,
  if they're all going to the same place and
  getting the same haircut regardless, that's not
  someone you want. They usually won't tell you who
  their hairstylist is because they've probably
  told him all kinds of private information they
  don't want you to know. A great hairstylist is
  similar to your trainer or your best friend, and
  she keeps your secrets to herself, even from your
  friends!

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Nothing wrong with asking strangers

• Ask her who her hairstylist is if you see someone
  on the street who you see every day but who is
  still a stranger and always has fantastic hair!
  First and foremost, she will be ecstatic that you
  spotted her and will be happy to tell you who she
  is and may even have a business card with her.
  Good skills and hairstylists will have given her
  business cards with special offers for first-time
  clients, so inquire.

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Start your search Timely

• Before you need your next trim, it's smart to
  start looking. If you get your hair cut, colored,
  or straightened at a regular interval, such as
  every 6 to 8 weeks, you should start looking as
  soon as you know he's leaving. That provides you
  time because rushing into getting a new one may
  mean you don't get the appropriate one, and
  dealing with a terrible haircut isn't fun!

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Don't fall prey to advertisements.

• Don't choose your new hairstylist based on the
  attractiveness of their ad in the yellow pages.
  That doesn't tell you anything about them
  personally it only shows that they know how to
  market themselves, and it is well said that all
  that glitters is not gold.

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In Short,

• Choosing a new hairstylist is similar to choosing
  a new best friend. This person will take care of
  your hair, advise you on what is best, and keep
  any secrets you may tell. Hair is what most
  outstanding hairstylists live and breathe. You
  should notice how enthusiastic he is about his
  work! If you are not receiving the proper
  treatment, it is time to start looking for a new
  hairstylist right away! Hill Top Beauty School
  provides the best hair salon services Daly City,
  call for details.

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