This post is for young or new barbers with mid-level skill and/or just beginning a job in a professional shop as a barber apprentice or as a licensed barber. The hardest thing for shops all over the globe is to find good reliable barbers with their own clientele. This is a shop owners dream because it ensures consistent weekly and monthly cash flow. So we are going to give you the blueprint to establish $500…

WOULD YOU LIKE TO KNOW HOW TO FILL YOUR WAITING AREA WITH CLIENTS? This post is for shops who struggle to attract new clients to their shop and rely mostly on the clientele of the barbers who already have clientele. It is important to establish clientele because every barber you hire will not have a sufficient clientele and that could make it hard for them to pay you your rental payments or pay little to…

So here we are getting so many haircuts when we were young, now approaching mid age and beginning to realize that your hair is not as strong, a few gray spots appearing, the hair line receding and the top center thinning out, noticeably open or on its way to balding. You now realize how much attention you paid to your hair over the years, wondering what can you possibly do to restore your hair to…

Why is it important to socially engage your clients when they patronize you, or support you in some way form or fashion? This brief article will attempt to shed a little insight on the importance of socially engaging friends, clients, and even family or complete strangers who walk into your place of business. This post is written to explain the true power of social engagement! What is Social Engagement? A client comes into your establishment…

This post will dive into the importance of learning the science of barbering for the sake of cleanliness and prevention of spreading contagious and infectious material from person to person while conducting services as a barber. The Barbershop station and environment must be sanitary and safe work practices and also the barber must know the science of barbering to be conscious at all times of spreading harmful germs and bacteria. It is the barbers’ responsibility…