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Thank you. The best advice I can give is to network like crazy!!! The more people know about you the more opportunities you'll have to convert them into clients. Also to utilize your social media profiles to promote your services. Check out my podcast, The Stylistpreneur Podcast, I have an episode with the owner of The Braid Palace (she's a traveling braider and dropped some gems). Best of luck

Yes! Straight to the point, thank you

Oh awesome! Thanks for tuning in. Wishing your daughter much success in her career.

lol I agree! Thanks for tuning in:)

Thank you! And I love that I can take it on and off lol

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Awe Im so glad to have helped! Lets stay connected

Thanks! Its been fun being back:)

I would advise to travel places where you will have support from friends/family. Create an interest and demand online.

Ive always known at least one person in the new area that I end up in. Id suggest traveling somewhere where you have friends or family that can help spread the word and you could also do their hair. Also attend networking events and join Facebook groups in the ares you'd like to travel to.

Each state has different requirements. It also depends on where you decide to work, a salon owner may require you to hold a license in that state to utilize their salon space.

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Hey, anything is possible!!! I would suggest building your online presence. Tag the desired states you want to travel to in your posts. Join online groups in those states (Facebook groups, etc.) Travel around big events where ppl may need extra stylist (Essence Festival, concerts, etc.) Best of luck:)

Thanks for watching. I would attached the subline so that ppl know you are a traveling hair stylist.

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Hey there, being a traveling hair stylist can be tons of fun. Here is a link to my book which outlines a full guide www.amazon.com/Travel-Notice-Ultimate-Becoming-Traveling-ebook/dp/B0759Y9RZZ/ref=sr_1_2?crid=3IQ5FYABFJ8IT&keywords=travel+notice+the+ultimate+guide&qid=1643332360&sprefix=travel+notice+the+ultimate+guide%2Caps%2C93&sr=8-2

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The majority of my clients I met in the salon prior to styling their hair in their homes. Otherwise they were referrals. I would recommend renting a place if you are not comfortable going to their house. I have even gone as far as taking someone with me to a new client house. Safety first!

If you are asking as a client, make sure to pay the deposit with a credit card that way you can dispute it If necessary.

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Hey, me as a stylist I would apply their deposit towards their service. But that does confirm or help confirm that they still show up

Hey, me as a stylist I would apply their deposit towards their service. But that does confirm or help confirm that they still show up

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Yes the deposit goes towards the overall cost of the service.

Congrats I hope your business has blossomed over the time. The key is taking out time to work on your business, put systems in place and your business will run smoothly

Hey thanks for watching!! The deposit would go towards the clients overall service cost. If they cancel, the stylist keeps the deposit.

Oh I know the feeling, thats why we have to protect ourselves and our time!

Thanks for watching. I usually use an app called ShearShare that allows you to rent booths in salons. I require 10 clients book and 50% deposits paid prior to leaving. Your fee can be a percentage of service fee.

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Glad you found this video to be helpful. The deposit would go towards the overall cost. And if the client does not show up, you can keep the deposit.

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Thanks for watching, glad I could be helpful

Glad it was helpful! I’m currently stationary in Sarasota, Fl

Awe I started when I was 14!!! Keep educating yourself on styling hair and the business side! You are destined for greatness:)

Thank you and I will.

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Its the amount clients put down to secure and hold their hair appointment. If they do not show up you get to keep there deposit. If they show up the money goes towards their final payment.

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@@DamaliFils and if for some reason the stylist wants to change the previously agreed time, and the client cannot do that time (style was time sensitive for a same day event)? What should stylist do with the deposit?

@@tayashley3539 Personally as a stylist I would do my best to accommodate the client even if that meant coming in early or late if that didn't work I would give the deposit back.

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I have liability insurance which protects me if anything goes wrong. Most of my clients are clients that Ive services in the salon prior to styling their hair in there homes. There are certain clients who I refuse to go to their homes if it doesn't feel right. I recommend renting a booth for the day vs go to their homes if you are unsure.

Hey thanks for watching. Check out my how to book which explains EVERYTHING about becoming a traveling hair stylist. Best of luck and stay in contact

Thanks! Lol, yes that is a real concern especially since there were no braids to really lock in the clips. I would highly suggest braiding the hair down and clipping wig into braids to ensure the winds doesnt take your wig lol.

You're welcome, thanks for watching. You'd need a license for other states if you were there more than three months styling hair.