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Some Hair Stylist Clients Are Overly Sensitive

“not the end of the world to lose a client”

Your hair stylist is a professional and is very adult when it comes to their relationship with clients. Sure you can really grow to care about a client and have concerns for the welfare of clients and their families. But it is not the end of the world to lose a client or hear criticism. I have written many articles about this issues in the past hoping to get you to look at your relationship in a more assertive way.

Yet over and over again I read comments on discussion boards and in articles around the hair styling media about the trauma that women go through when it comes time to express opinions or finding a new stylist. The article below is an example.

From a hair stylist standpoint there is a voice inside that wants to say “come on folks, get a grip” but I’m beginning to realize that the relationship that women have with a hair stylist is very different than any other professional relationship. I’m not sure the industry understands it fully. It really would be interesting to see a university psychology department somewhere do an in depth scientific study. I think we would all learn lots from it. But I’m holding my breath for it. In the meantime lets do our own study . . . leave some comments about why your relationship with your hair stylist is different from that of other professionals like your doctor, lawyer, banker or financial advisor?

How could I even think of ending a friendship just for the thrill of a zippy new ‘do?
by Liz Curtis Higgs

But last month I came frighteningly close to committing hair-care infidelity. Just the memory of it makes my scalp itch. I was having my photo taken, and arrangements were made for my makeup and hair. After the cosmetician did a bang-up job on eyes, lips, and cheeks, it was time to put my thinning red (this year) hair in the hands of a stranger named Steve. Steve the Stylist rested his hands lightly on my shoulders, and my stomach tightened. I felt like a nervous teenager on a first date.

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Read the entire article, Breaking Up (with Your Hairstylist) Is Hard to Do

I’ve written an article that will help you find the best hair stylist “How to Find the Best Hair Salon“.

 

Got a question, war story or comment about this topic? Click on the "Leave Your Comments" link at the very bottom of this article. Some of my best ideas for future articles come from reading reader comments. I'd love to hear from you!

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