As the holidays wind down, freelance hairstylists often face the notorious January quiet season. But what if this slower period could be transformed into a launching pad for your most successful year yet?

As a hairstylist, creating a thriving business goes far beyond great cuts and colours. It’s about standing out, delivering exceptional customer service, and crafting a personal brand that resonates.

Last week, my colleague Ellie and I had the pleasure of attending the  EVO On The Road event in Liverpool. This is a touring series put on by BarberEVO and SalonEVO...

In today’s digital age, online marketing has become a crucial aspect of any business, and the hairstyling industry is no exception. As a hairstylist, harnessing the power of online marketing can significantly enhance your visibility, attract new clients, and foster stronger relationships with existing customers.

In the dynamic and ever-evolving world of hairstyling, when you decide to go self employed, knowing how to build a clientele as a hairstylist is both an art and a science. Let’s explore the ways you can do this.

Becoming a freelance stylist involves consideration from a few different angles. No matter what step you are along your journey there will be something useful for you.