AHP Indie Stylist

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N ot a m e m b e r ? J o i n at a s so c iate d h a i rp rofe s sio n a ls .c o m 37 Before After Before After chair. An increase in extension sales affects service dollars and results in greater frequency of visits, which in turn boosts retail sales and client retention. Everything is connected There are 40 million women in the US suffering from hair loss, and 10 million of them are under the age of 40. This means 25 percent of your current clients want a solution and are yearning for your professional advice as a hairdresser. Offering your clients traditional services such as haircuts and color may not be enough to ensure they not only look and feel their best but also stay in your chair. If you want a client for life, then you need to offer solutions that are different from traditional salon services. Opposite page, top: easihair professional Brooklin Key. Opposite page, bottom: Partial- length tape-in application using 20-inch "Buttered.Popcorn" and "Eclair" extensions. This page, top: Partial-length tape-in application using 16-inch "Poppy Seed" and "Coffee Cake" extensions. This page, bottom: Full-volume tape-in application using 20-inch "Black Licorice" extensions.

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