The last part was unique.. I’m no barber but I’m taking notes and watching videos.. what you say in the end, makes a lot of sense, never seen anyone talk about that.. observing how someone hair is and ask questions base on what you see 👍👍👍
Well done! As a training barber, im interested to learn about the ergonomics of barbering. Whats the best way to hold and use my tools without risking long-term health issues such as carpal tunnel, bursitis, etc. I'd also like to learn how to be more efficient in haircuts. What steps can i reduce to make my haircuts faster, and how to organize my workspace so i can find my tools faster. Looking forward to more videos!
Amazing advice. I'm going to watch this each day for a few days and get it in my head. I'll be considering having a more elaborate consultation from tomorrow, with focus on making my client feel as comfortable with the service as can be. Thanks again, looking forward to future videos
Questioning is important but making decisions based on what they are wearing on the day they visit you doesnt hit the mark.. What say he is a suit wearing politican and wears a business like style for work but visits you on his day off in his gym gear and has his hair styled messy and textured so you need to delve deeper in your questioning to get the full picture of there lifestyle
