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Topic: Getting into hair feild
Posted By: HairStyleDiva
Subject: Getting into hair feild
Date Posted: Sep 6, 2005 at 4:55pm
Hi, saving up for school, working now in a deffernet feild. I was woundering how to become a shampooist/front desk person at a salon? HairStyleDiva38601.7058101852

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Replies: 10
Posted By: HairStyleDiva
Date Posted: Sep 6, 2005 at 4:55pm
Hi, saving up for school, working now in a deffernet feild. I was woundering how to become a shampooist/front desk person at a salon? HairStyleDiva38601.7058101852! $ R ad ```d % (0 b /$, @ )2 % -%! !!),


Posted By: aseya
Date Posted: Sep 11, 2005 at 7:25am
When I finished my hair dressing course, I made a list of all the salon's in my city that I would want to work at. And then I called them all and told them who I was and what I wanted to do and asked if they had any positions available. I eventually found one and started working there. So try that, or maybe just go down to the salon and make an appointment to talk to the manager and stuff. Or try behindthechairs.com they have listings of a lot of salon jobs in the US
 
Good luck! Let me know what happens!


Posted By: HairStyleDiva
Date Posted: Dec 4, 2005 at 1:13pm
ok, what questions do I need to ask when calling salon, beside if they are hireing people?  ! $ R ad ```d % (0 b /$, @ )2 % -%! !!),


Posted By: gunnie71
Date Posted: Jan 23, 2006 at 8:40am

Hi,

 I'm a "Wannabe Hair stylist" LOL Oh, Well.

 If I were You I'd ask about Your hours and benefits and wage ofcourse. I'd also ask questions about Your work wardrobe and hair and makeup , whether You can be Yourself or are there "Rules". Also ask If You can ask fellow employees questions, Also do You need a "Clientile" to start, or not?

 I hope I helped,

Take care and God Bless!

!$) )!


Posted By: Highland lassie
Date Posted: Jan 25, 2006 at 7:57am
In alot of salons, in order to become a shampoo person ,you will need to be classed as an apprentice.In calling a salon to inquire about employment,be honest. Tell the hiring manager that you are seeking employment within the hair industry and are planning to attend cosmetology school in the near future. They will usually then tell you what their requirements are and if any openings are available.


Posted By: TanglesRC
Date Posted: Feb 26, 2006 at 3:28pm

hello-

glad to hear u want to go to beauty school,

as a salon owner, i would encourage you to go, dont call, to the salons in your area that you might potentially want to work there as a stylist once you are liscensed. Dress professional, hair and make-up done etc.

stop on by each salon, ask if by any chance they might be hiring for receptionist. Use your current skills you might have now to land the job. once you fill out application and hopefully get an interview, after interview, call in three days every other day to say how int, you are to work at salon. Anyone who has tenasity, and is shows they really want the job, usually gets it. good luck!

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Posted By: HairStyleDiva
Date Posted: May 25, 2006 at 4:32pm
Hi, what else do I need to ask when looking? ! $ R ad ```d % (0 b /$, @ )2 % -%! !!),


Posted By: anne6000
Date Posted: Jul 23, 2006 at 2:35pm
Hi Lisa,
 
I don't know much about this particular industry, but I'd strongly recommend reading a good book about business in general.  Go to the library and there will be dozens of books on the subject.  They will tell you how to present a good professional first appearance and what questions to ask (and not to ask -- personally, I wouldn't mention salary and benefits the first time you speak to someone.  It might seem like you're more interested in money than the actual position).  Eye contact, standing up straight, speaking in a clear and coherent manner -- these are all very important in making a good first impression.
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Posted By: cosmohead
Date Posted: Aug 17, 2006 at 3:07pm

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Posted By: HairStyleDiva
Date Posted: Aug 18, 2006 at 11:52am
Thanks everybody, I went on a interview this week and have one next week for front desk/salon helper, so have fingers crossed. Lisa ! $ R ad ```d % (0 b /$, @ )2 % -%! !!),


Posted By: Jemeskenri
Date Posted: Sep 14, 2011 at 8:19am
I hope you got the job Lisa.  Please let us know how it all turned out for you.  Tongue
Jemeskenri2011-09-14 09:58:25



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