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Tuesday, July 7, 2009
The Benefits of Cutting Your Own Hair
You can probably already figure out that cutting your own hair will save you money. An average family of four spends an estimated $500 or more at barbershops and hair salons in just one year. That is, of course, not counting tips that many feel compelled to leave their hairstylist. Just imagine what you could do with an extra $500.
Another wonderful benefit of learning to cut your own hair is knowing that you will always have the style that you want. Many women head to the beauty salon to have a new style only to realize afterwards that their stylist had no clue what they actually wanted done. If you could cut your own hair, you could alleviate the problem of trying to explain to the stylist how you want your hair cut and how it should look when styled. And then of course there is that interminable wait for an appointment to begin with. It is not at all uncommon to find yourself waiting weeks to seize that appointment with the stylist.
So, in order to defer all these problems, you may think to yourself that it is high time you learned how to handle your own hair. Since haircuts cost money, you will save money. Since they take time out of your busy schedule, you will save time. There really are no cons when you think about it, to learning how to do your own hair.
For those who find it nearly impossible to afford a hairstylist, you can learn to do this yourself and give yourself, your spouse and your children up-to-date haircuts that look great and give the whole family confidence. Imagine sporting your new style and having the opportunity to tell everyone you know that you did it yourself. You might also consider the monetary value that learning hair cutting could have. You could offer to cut hair for your family and friends and charge them each time you do so. Not only could you save money on your family's haircuts, but you could make money as well.
Of course, in order to compete with your stylist, you will need to learn many tricks of the trade. You will want to hone your skills in cutting different hair textures as well as the many specific cuts. You can learn all these things however, easily and fairly quickly. It does not take a rocket scientist to learn hair cutting techniques. It simply takes someone who is tired of spending all their time and money at the hair salon and wants to take matters into their own hands, so to speak.
Another wonderful benefit of learning to cut your own hair is knowing that you will always have the style that you want. Many women head to the beauty salon to have a new style only to realize afterwards that their stylist had no clue what they actually wanted done. If you could cut your own hair, you could alleviate the problem of trying to explain to the stylist how you want your hair cut and how it should look when styled. And then of course there is that interminable wait for an appointment to begin with. It is not at all uncommon to find yourself waiting weeks to seize that appointment with the stylist.
So, in order to defer all these problems, you may think to yourself that it is high time you learned how to handle your own hair. Since haircuts cost money, you will save money. Since they take time out of your busy schedule, you will save time. There really are no cons when you think about it, to learning how to do your own hair.
For those who find it nearly impossible to afford a hairstylist, you can learn to do this yourself and give yourself, your spouse and your children up-to-date haircuts that look great and give the whole family confidence. Imagine sporting your new style and having the opportunity to tell everyone you know that you did it yourself. You might also consider the monetary value that learning hair cutting could have. You could offer to cut hair for your family and friends and charge them each time you do so. Not only could you save money on your family's haircuts, but you could make money as well.
Of course, in order to compete with your stylist, you will need to learn many tricks of the trade. You will want to hone your skills in cutting different hair textures as well as the many specific cuts. You can learn all these things however, easily and fairly quickly. It does not take a rocket scientist to learn hair cutting techniques. It simply takes someone who is tired of spending all their time and money at the hair salon and wants to take matters into their own hands, so to speak.
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