Why do they care? She is only one person and cannot take all of their business. Maybe she will inspire some to do the same; but again there will still be plenty of business as practically everybody needs their hair cut.
@@jaybee4288I agree. It is similar to street markets. When a vendor charges lower than the other, people will start to buy theirs and leave the other vendors nothing to sell. Which is why in most cases they sell at similar prices for the benefit of all. I know it's her choice but I think what the other salon said was also valid considering that people will start to complain about the price even tho they have the expertise to work in that field.
@@babababoobabooofc there is, the price is cheaper. Her story is inspiring, but imagine if there's a rich person that opens business near 0-profit because they can bear the cost for a few years to attract customers first. And suddenly your customer also demands your prices to be cheaper because "the other business can do it, you must have rip me off!" That's why usually there's an organization of some sort that deals with standard price :) But well, she has been doing that for years now and they only just protest about that now, so
What’s sadder is that she used to have clients who comes in for perms and etc, which earns her more money than haircuts. She said she actually earns less after she’s gone viral because now people only go to her for haircuts, she only slept an hour and a half in 3 days 😢
This is the wrong conclusion. Its even said it damages her colleges cause shes price dumping like Airplane companies to a point where no one can actually pay live from that anymore (or you pay less for material and your employees and have people sit together with no space) I understand her reason, i am there told but i was remembered what im causing with that! She could easily charge like 20$ now which is still more than fine for the people that come in. People cant always expect things to be cheap and expect that the person is still in business next time. She shouldnt work her butt off, she wont be able to withhold that schedule forever. She deserves better and wanting to live is not any kind of bad thing.
I feel like things like hair cutting, nail painting, or even tattooing can be learned outside of a classroom, you don’t necessarily need to go to a certified beauty school to learn how to do it, you just need a lot of experience (which she obviously has).
@@luna498-h5zYes but when working with chemicals for hair treatment for ex. I think it should be mandatory to actually take class. There are even classes for less than 3 months. It's just so they at least have a certificate to prove that they can actually put chemicals on people's heads. Idk, I have seen too many instances where someone end up with a bald spot or loses their hair in the process.
@@KpopZukoexactly, so many self taught people don’t know why they specifically use the products that they use and start thinking they can go outside of what is normally done or they can make simple mistakes that is detrimental to the employee and the customer. Chemicals, hair types, color theory, etc is all a science. Going to school just keeps you from hurting anyone or protect people from facing the consequences of trail and error.
Netizens say they find Xiaohua’s content refreshing, because they’re tired of going to lavishly decorated stores and pay crazy prices only to be disappointed by the result.
Awww..... She should receive other forms of rewards like gifts, cash vouchers, etc... Might as well do streaming where people can watch and receive donations/tips! I wish Xiao Hua gets wealthy ❤❤❤ and treat herself well.
Man, I feel that. Sooo many disappointing cuts because your hair type doesn't match your inspo pics and the stylist isn't honest with you or over estimates their abilities
Tbh I always believe that experience > education. Having a fancy degree (even from a prestigious university) just means that you know how to read, take exams, or that you come from a decently well-off family. To really set yourself apart from everyone else you need the work experience/ skills, not just the training certifications/ education. The fact that people actually wait in line to have their hair cut at her salon is proof enough that she is skillful enough at her job. If she gave really terrible haircuts, no one would even pay $1.
As a licensed massage therapist who has a degree and extensive training in massage therapy and have been in business since 2017, I don't gouge my clients either. I have a fully booked schedule every week. My skills are worth more, but it is the love of the work that keeps me satisfied, too. I understand her philosophy with her skills.
But you still need to be able to pay your bills and live comfortably for your hard work. She clearly isn't if she's working nonstop all day until 2am sometimes. You can have pride in your work and still charge a normal amount. Shes charging ridiculously low prices.. I understand why her peers would be upset. She needs to have more self worth. Maybe all this attention will give her some
I was a licensed MT in CA for a decade. I fell in love with my work I get to personalize each session to what the client wants and needs. When I started I would only charge a reasonable price but a client advised me to triple my prices and for house calls. When I did that I got booked out months in advance for a few years. And because I was charging so much I got all my clients from word of mouth. And it was a circle of business acquaintances. Each networking and trying to build connections. My favorite this is always going to be when someone gets up feeling energized. Like an elderly person feeling young again. I guess you could charge a demographic price. Like those in need less than those who just want.
@nicograham532 thanks for the advice. When I started my business, I promised the universe I would only charge what is necessary for me and my family to live on, no more, and my business grew effortlessly and fast. It has worked for many years. Now that my sons are grown, and i am back in school for my graduate degree, massage is still a love and passion, but not an occupation that is in my path full-time. I enjoy school, and I look forward to the future occupation that awaits me, but thank you for your kind suggestions and tips.
@@PiXie232 I think she works nonstop because of the demand, not because of a lack of money. I'm sure many of her customers tip her well, especially the foreigners and influencers. She'd probably feel bad for closing up early when there are literally thousands of people lined up outside her door, hoping for her time and expertise
I just hope some of her clients gave tips to her. I understand her way of thinking, can even relate to it to some extent, but I still think charging your service based on your skill worth and branding is important, even if you don't have any professional license/education
tipping culture is the mandatory horrible culture from the west, almost all asian country don't appreciate that in fact they take offend like "u calling me poor?"
While China doesn't have tipping culture, it does have gift giving culture to the people who carry out work/provide services. As a "thank you" gift for changing their lives for better and to harbour long lasting relationships with the payee and the payer. But China is huge, with its own areas of different cultures, so she might be getting something.
One of the things she is most famous for is her ability to follow instructions - if you ask her to just do a trim, that's all she'll do! She gives you exactly what you asked for. People are fed up with professional hairstylists disregarding the customer's preferences and going ahead with what they themselves like because "they know better".
Yesss! Say it louder for the ones in the back! I asked for a low maintenance haircut, and the hairstylist straightened my hair after cutting it! Nvr went back again 😞 I forgot to mention that she kept saying my hair was so thick. I know it's thick (and wavy), that's why I asked for an easy haircut. I'm tired of the frizz
I experienced this too. When I was younger I go to hair stylists that are reluctant to cut my hair short as a men's cut. It took a while to find a cheap hairstylist that will give me a men's cut and charge me men's prices
She is amazing and clever for how she answer why she charge low. She dodged the bullet early on so any high rates hairstylist cannot condamn her for not having a professional training.
Beautiful-hard work, passion, and talent. People think I'm crazy when I say that I love working and giving my best, but that's joy- what this woman has.
She doesn't charge more because she loves what she does. It's also her passion and since she's satisfied with her life she only charges enough to stay in good business.
Haters are going to hate. It's pure jealousy. Not many people can afford expensive haircuts. Sometimes people are not even good at cutting here. Respect to her. Im sure many people appreciate her and give her tips.
Even if she charges a low price, she only had two hands. Like the video said, she can only take 30 customers per day. All those other hairstylists would be alright 😐
Her apology is genuinely cool lol. Sorry didn’t mean to put y’all out of business. I didn’t go to school. All this was just pure talent and love of the craft. Lol jk 😂 She’s super humble for charging that much.
Baby sis has them natural hands. And I just know she got some growing hands too. She has a natural talent for hair that can not be taught. You can tell with her interactions and her and her clients laughing and smiling that she genuinely finds happiness in making these people feel confident in themselves
Just her saying she wasn't trained, so she feels she shouldn't charge too much money is sweet. She is 100% worth more than $4. She is doing a great job.
Other stylists aren't mad because it took them years to be good enough to raise their prices, they're mad because customers are preffeing her work and prices over theirs.
“That’s just how much she believes her skills are worth” Pardon? Lady you are an internet sensation with thousands of people lining up. At least make it 10$
And this is why knowing your worth is so important. It’s great she is able to afford to charge that price. But clearly her skills are worth way more than the “professionals”.
When going to hair salon is like betting games sometimes, I'm glad there's someone who is genuine with their profession and not doing too commercially even if they have crowds awaiting for them.
It’s wild to me that other stylists are insulted by the fact that she charges so little. Their skills don’t match their prices with poor results, her skills don’t match her prices with high results. It’s not her fault that they aren’t good
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"How dare you charge so low? I studied hard to get to the point where I can charge high."
"I didn't. So I won't charge much."
Why do they care? She is only one person and cannot take all of their business. Maybe she will inspire some to do the same; but again there will still be plenty of business as practically everybody needs their hair cut.
I guess they’re worried that $4 haircuts will become a trend
@@jaybee4288I agree. It is similar to street markets. When a vendor charges lower than the other, people will start to buy theirs and leave the other vendors nothing to sell. Which is why in most cases they sell at similar prices for the benefit of all.
I know it's her choice but I think what the other salon said was also valid considering that people will start to complain about the price even tho they have the expertise to work in that field.
i agree, like maybe there's a reason they go to her instead.
@@babababoobabooofc there is, the price is cheaper. Her story is inspiring, but imagine if there's a rich person that opens business near 0-profit because they can bear the cost for a few years to attract customers first. And suddenly your customer also demands your prices to be cheaper because "the other business can do it, you must have rip me off!"
That's why usually there's an organization of some sort that deals with standard price :)
But well, she has been doing that for years now and they only just protest about that now, so
the fact that she doesn't charge more than $4 despite the large crowds, shows she's not doing this for the money...
What’s sadder is that she used to have clients who comes in for perms and etc, which earns her more money than haircuts. She said she actually earns less after she’s gone viral because now people only go to her for haircuts, she only slept an hour and a half in 3 days 😢
That's true. she is from a small town too, she proly cater to the local population before she went viral
Earning money through honest work is not a bad thing ... she should increase her prices, no haircut is worth sacrificing herself for.
This is the wrong conclusion. Its even said it damages her colleges cause shes price dumping like Airplane companies to a point where no one can actually pay live from that anymore (or you pay less for material and your employees and have people sit together with no space)
I understand her reason, i am there told but i was remembered what im causing with that!
She could easily charge like 20$ now which is still more than fine for the people that come in.
People cant always expect things to be cheap and expect that the person is still in business next time.
She shouldnt work her butt off, she wont be able to withhold that schedule forever. She deserves better and wanting to live is not any kind of bad thing.
Maybe she should charge $6 dollars. 😂
A lot of these expensive stylists always disappoint me with the results. Xiaohua did well despite not receiving training, she's talented
She did your hair?
I feel like things like hair cutting, nail painting, or even tattooing can be learned outside of a classroom, you don’t necessarily need to go to a certified beauty school to learn how to do it, you just need a lot of experience (which she obviously has).
@@luna498-h5zYes but when working with chemicals for hair treatment for ex. I think it should be mandatory to actually take class. There are even classes for less than 3 months. It's just so they at least have a certificate to prove that they can actually put chemicals on people's heads. Idk, I have seen too many instances where someone end up with a bald spot or loses their hair in the process.
The reason you need training and certification is for health and safety purposes.
@@KpopZukoexactly, so many self taught people don’t know why they specifically use the products that they use and start thinking they can go outside of what is normally done or they can make simple mistakes that is detrimental to the employee and the customer. Chemicals, hair types, color theory, etc is all a science. Going to school just keeps you from hurting anyone or protect people from facing the consequences of trail and error.
She is amazing but I wish she would pay herself what she’s worth and get some rest instead of working till 2am.😢
Agreed 😢 I wish she could at least get tips from customers for such amazing job
Yeah I think she should charge at least.$5-$10.
She works for passion though, she doesn't want to get rich she gets by day by day.
Yes such skills should be awarded more, and some good rest.
@@SusannaShiraagreed. Still very affordable and gets her more money and rest.
we need more people like her: ❌
we need to be like her: ✅
REAL!! SAY IT LOUDER!!!!
Exactly
no we should not, the price is too low in exchange for your time and effort.
💯💯💯💯
What does this even mean in this circumstance?
Netizens say they find Xiaohua’s content refreshing, because they’re tired of going to lavishly decorated stores and pay crazy prices only to be disappointed by the result.
4 dollars is cheaper than most here in Brazil, where a haircut usually goes from $5 up to $10. While my own haircut is around $7.
Awww..... She should receive other forms of rewards like gifts, cash vouchers, etc...
Might as well do streaming where people can watch and receive donations/tips!
I wish Xiao Hua gets wealthy ❤❤❤ and treat herself well.
With 30 customers everyday she actually makes around 8-9 times more than the average person
@@EngenheirUberwoah, mine here is minimum 100$🥲
Man, I feel that. Sooo many disappointing cuts because your hair type doesn't match your inspo pics and the stylist isn't honest with you or over estimates their abilities
she might not never received professional training but she got that godly skill from experience in the field. she deserved to be paid more
Tbh I always believe that experience > education. Having a fancy degree (even from a prestigious university) just means that you know how to read, take exams, or that you come from a decently well-off family.
To really set yourself apart from everyone else you need the work experience/ skills, not just the training certifications/ education.
The fact that people actually wait in line to have their hair cut at her salon is proof enough that she is skillful enough at her job. If she gave really terrible haircuts, no one would even pay $1.
@@luna498-h5z yeah, at this point, she's way more qualified than beginner certified stylists.
Some people like having the experience than the money itself, it shows they love their job
Tipping is always welcome.
As a licensed massage therapist who has a degree and extensive training in massage therapy and have been in business since 2017, I don't gouge my clients either. I have a fully booked schedule every week. My skills are worth more, but it is the love of the work that keeps me satisfied, too. I understand her philosophy with her skills.
But you still need to be able to pay your bills and live comfortably for your hard work. She clearly isn't if she's working nonstop all day until 2am sometimes. You can have pride in your work and still charge a normal amount. Shes charging ridiculously low prices.. I understand why her peers would be upset. She needs to have more self worth. Maybe all this attention will give her some
I was a licensed MT in CA for a decade. I fell in love with my work I get to personalize each session to what the client wants and needs. When I started I would only charge a reasonable price but a client advised me to triple my prices and for house calls. When I did that I got booked out months in advance for a few years. And because I was charging so much I got all my clients from word of mouth. And it was a circle of business acquaintances. Each networking and trying to build connections. My favorite this is always going to be when someone gets up feeling energized. Like an elderly person feeling young again. I guess you could charge a demographic price. Like those in need less than those who just want.
@nicograham532 thanks for the advice. When I started my business, I promised the universe I would only charge what is necessary for me and my family to live on, no more, and my business grew effortlessly and fast. It has worked for many years. Now that my sons are grown, and i am back in school for my graduate degree, massage is still a love and passion, but not an occupation that is in my path full-time. I enjoy school, and I look forward to the future occupation that awaits me, but thank you for your kind suggestions and tips.
@@PiXie232 I think she works nonstop because of the demand, not because of a lack of money. I'm sure many of her customers tip her well, especially the foreigners and influencers. She'd probably feel bad for closing up early when there are literally thousands of people lined up outside her door, hoping for her time and expertise
I feel you on that, I want my services to still be accessible not just for wealthy people.
I just hope some of her clients gave tips to her. I understand her way of thinking, can even relate to it to some extent, but I still think charging your service based on your skill worth and branding is important, even if you don't have any professional license/education
tips aren't a thing in most countries. what she gets is pretty good
China doesn't have a tip culture
tipping culture is the mandatory horrible culture from the west, almost all asian country don't appreciate that in fact they take offend like "u calling me poor?"
While China doesn't have tipping culture, it does have gift giving culture to the people who carry out work/provide services. As a "thank you" gift for changing their lives for better and to harbour long lasting relationships with the payee and the payer. But China is huge, with its own areas of different cultures, so she might be getting something.
@@yashaswinikrishnan1878pretty good? maybe if you’re from a third world country.
I like her shirt that says “shirt”
Foi o que eu pensei também 😅
People might mistake her for wearing jeans, you'd never know.
I went back to read 😂
@@apprenezbien2430 same XD
Lmao I just saw it, Camisa
One of the things she is most famous for is her ability to follow instructions - if you ask her to just do a trim, that's all she'll do! She gives you exactly what you asked for.
People are fed up with professional hairstylists disregarding the customer's preferences and going ahead with what they themselves like because "they know better".
Yesss! Say it louder for the ones in the back! I asked for a low maintenance haircut, and the hairstylist straightened my hair after cutting it! Nvr went back again 😞
I forgot to mention that she kept saying my hair was so thick. I know it's thick (and wavy), that's why I asked for an easy haircut. I'm tired of the frizz
I experienced this too. When I was younger I go to hair stylists that are reluctant to cut my hair short as a men's cut. It took a while to find a cheap hairstylist that will give me a men's cut and charge me men's prices
She is amazing and clever for how she answer why she charge low. She dodged the bullet early on so any high rates hairstylist cannot condamn her for not having a professional training.
Sometimes, over 15 million people will join Xiaohua’s livestreams, including hairstylists looking to learn her technique!
She's such a sweetheart 😭
That apology is the best... roasts others while being humble.
This is so wholesome!! 😭❤ She deserves the world ❤
She seems like the absolute sweetest. Always smiling and taking care in her work despite not seeing it worth a lot.
Honestly deserves the world
Serving expertise gained as a labor of love. No elitism, just humility. She deserves every bit of prosperity coming her way. ❤❤❤
She seems so humble 🥹💞🤍💕
She looks like she genuinely loves what she does and shows it in her skills!! Bless her ❤
when the barber understands human language
The fact that other stylists were mad that she didn’t charge her customers an absurd amount to the point she apologized is asinine.
omgg yes she deserves the hype 🤍
shes an angel and naturally gifted in this case❤
It says the salon is up for 11 years, so she gained that skill but she does need some talent in that field and patience to deliver such great results
She very humble, & humility is always rewarded, be patient...a good haircut makes a big difference 🥂💕👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
protect her at all cost
Beautiful-hard work, passion, and talent. People think I'm crazy when I say that I love working and giving my best, but that's joy- what this woman has.
Love Her Honesty & Being Down To Earth Even With High Demands. Best Of Luck.
She’s very down to earth, God bless her more
What an Angel ❤
I need a haircut by her for real 😭❤️
I hope she gains confidence, she is so much better than the professional stylist we have here
She’s very talented and does amazing work! So humble but know you’re special. 👌🏽💕
That is one humble person. She thinks she is only worth that much because of the lack of formal training..
小花 you are talented 👏🏼! Don't be so hard with yourself 🫂❤
The important thing is they come out satisfied, happy and looking good. Other stylist need to learn that. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😊
She doesn't charge more because she loves what she does. It's also her passion and since she's satisfied with her life she only charges enough to stay in good business.
she's making her hometown get a profit too!
We love a humble Queen 💓💓💓
Her art style is bringing out a persons true colors through a hair style that best suits certain features.
Her response 🤌
She deserved this much attention.... outstanding women❤❤ would love to get a haircut from her😭😭
Haters are going to hate. It's pure jealousy. Not many people can afford expensive haircuts. Sometimes people are not even good at cutting here. Respect to her. Im sure many people appreciate her and give her tips.
Wow she’s really good
Imagine needing to apologize to angry people just because your THAT good.
Even if she charges a low price, she only had two hands. Like the video said, she can only take 30 customers per day. All those other hairstylists would be alright 😐
You go girl! Glow em up!
She's so...amazing!
Her apology is genuinely cool lol. Sorry didn’t mean to put y’all out of business. I didn’t go to school. All this was just pure talent and love of the craft. Lol jk 😂
She’s super humble for charging that much.
She has amazing humility to back up her talent. Its very rare to find people like her❤
Baby sis has them natural hands. And I just know she got some growing hands too. She has a natural talent for hair that can not be taught. You can tell with her interactions and her and her clients laughing and smiling that she genuinely finds happiness in making these people feel confident in themselves
I hope she gets some customers who give her extra money and run away so she can't give it back to them.
She loves her job and that shows in her work.Glad she got recognition,seems a good natured person.
Miss Xiaohua should have more confidence in her skills.
Pure talent and humility.
Wow, she is talented 👏
It's actually amazing how she could liven up the surrounding area like that
Shes so precious😭😭
11 years of training are hundreds of times more worthy than a professional training
guys remember, this is 4 dollars in RMB, not CAD OR USD
to put it into prespective: $5 RMB equals $1 USD
charging less for your skill doesnt make you humble or down to earth. it diminishes your self worth and other people in the industry.
Ohhh she’s so sweet 🥹 I really like her kindness 😭
she sees beauty in people
Aww, she's too wholesome. That all she did was apologize? I can't.
So talented and humble
People didn't care if someone is in bad conditions but also people when someone get attention 😕
Good for her! Glad she found her bliss!
She's a powerhouse, her lineup also brings cashflow to businesses around her too.
So humble, so much passion ♡ it's rare
그녀는 마법사 같아요!!
She is so humble 😭😭 skill matters ma'am and u are good at it
Just her saying she wasn't trained, so she feels she shouldn't charge too much money is sweet. She is 100% worth more than $4. She is doing a great job.
saving up to visit her
Her honesty ❤
"Random stangers into C-pop idols" Well it's because of his face too
she's literally amazing
she is amazing
She needs to stop sacrificing herself and charge more. When you keel over and d*e from overwork, people will just move on to the next person.
She loves her job and the people...
Xiaohua 💗💗
She is awesome!!!!
This is called talent
She literally could only take 30 customers a day, why would the other hair stylists care. But she obviously deserves more for her skills
She may not be rich, but I know her heart is. It’s lovely she gets to see so many smiles every day 😊❤
Omg she's amazing
Awww this is beautiful
She seems to be doing it for passion and not for the money. I hope she can get enough rest and time for herself as well. ❤️
Other stylists aren't mad because it took them years to be good enough to raise their prices, they're mad because customers are preffeing her work and prices over theirs.
She deserves more compensation.
She is a prime example of " if you love what you do, it's not work"
So humble 😭
“That’s just how much she believes her skills are worth”
Pardon? Lady you are an internet sensation with thousands of people lining up. At least make it 10$
And this is why knowing your worth is so important. It’s great she is able to afford to charge that price. But clearly her skills are worth way more than the “professionals”.
When going to hair salon is like betting games sometimes, I'm glad there's someone who is genuine with their profession and not doing too commercially even if they have crowds awaiting for them.
The random stranger guy was already very good looking even without the hair cut.
It’s wild to me that other stylists are insulted by the fact that she charges so little. Their skills don’t match their prices with poor results, her skills don’t match her prices with high results. It’s not her fault that they aren’t good
ChineseWithMia is same as David Zhang but positive
And that's the real gift 🤩
And here in the US, I paid around $60 to have my hair pulled the other day 🙃
I paid what equals to 320 US dollars for a color and wasn’t even happy with the result 🥲
@annie_xo That's even worse 😭😭
So humble