Are you giving so many discounts that you’re now just a discounted stylists? Are you not charging your worth? Find out how to raise your prices and charge those loyal clients and show appreciation at the same time!

In this thought-provoking podcast episode, we delve into the often-untold reality of entitlement among stylists as they embark on their professional journey. Angela Welsh is a seasoned industry expert, and shares invaluable insights and personal experiences, shedding light on the challenges posed by entitled attitudes and behaviors. From unrealistic expectations to the impact on teamwork and client relations, we explore the multifaceted repercussions of entitlement in the world of styling. Join us as we uncover the unspoken truths and strive to foster a more inclusive, collaborative, and respectful environment within the industry.

During times of inflation, it is crucial for hairstylists and salon owners to consider raising their prices in order to maintain the financial health of their businesses. Inflation leads to a decrease in the purchasing power of money, causing the cost of goods and services to rise. As a result, the expenses associated with running a salon, such as rent, utilities, and product costs, increase over time.

Raising prices allows hairstylists and salon owners to keep up with the rising costs of operating their businesses and to ensure that they can continue to provide high-quality services to their clients. It also helps to maintain profitability and sustain the long-term viability of the business.

Find out in this episode how much you should be raising prices and how to calculate per service the additional charge in the salon!

Have you ever struggled with a client who doesn’t see the same thing that you are seeing when it comes to color or just their own image in the mirror? I’m going to share a few of these types of clients I’ve had in my history with you. They can be so challenging and you will probably get one at some point here’s how to deal and recognize it! 

What is hairapy? The emotional load of a stylist giving hairapy to their clients behind the chair is so taxing! So much of your business is the connection with your client and how you make them feel. Are you setting healthy boundaries and healthy habits to deal with the emotional load of this industry?

We are living in precedented times where online and social media are creating new trends on the daily. As a beauty professional it can be challenging to keep up on the ever evolving styles and fashions. How are you keeping yourself educated?

Leadership can be a make it or break it for young stylists starting out in business. Without it you may not build the confidence you need for growing your business. If you aren’t being lead you may be leading, paying it forward is the ultimate reward.

All the facets of working and building your business and what the right choice might be for you in your career whether it’s leasing, commissions or ownership!

All the facets of working and building your business and what the right choice might be for you in your career whether it’s leasing, commissions or ownership!

Follow me on this journey of sharing my 22 years of experience in the beauty industry. Whether you are a stylist, beauty professional or anyone building a client based business this is for you! "The Weekly Hairapy" will be your go-to guide and friend that you can relate to every week, with all the ins and outs of business building in today's world!