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Steps to the best client consultation experience Understand your goals. Start with a consultation form. Be aware of your body language. Approach the consultation as a conversation. Ask the right questions. Frame the conversation as if the potential customer has signed on. Be prepared with all of your information. Be confident.
During a hair consultation, the stylist will assess the condition of your hair, listen to your expectations, and provide expert advice on which styles will suit you best.
As with any service in the salon, a colour correction begins with a thorough consultation and hair analysis to determine: Existing level and tone. Target level and tone. Texture, porosity, and elasticity.
Washing your hair before the analysis ensures that the scalp is free from excess oils, dirt, and styling products, providing a clear and accurate view of the scalp and hair follicles. This cleanliness allows professionals, such as dermatologists or trichologists, to better assess the condition of your scalp and hair.
Consultation techniques in the salon Ensure that your attention is fully focused on your client. First impressions count, so maintain good eye contact throughout. Discover the facts about your clients relationship with their hair. Discuss your clients hair goal and source of inspiration. Set expectations.
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8 Questions To Ask During a Hair Consultation Can you describe the specific look or style youre aiming for? Are you looking for a dramatic change, and if so, are you prepared for the maintenance it might require? Have you had any hairstyles in the past that you particularly loved or disliked?
A consultation form helps you plan a treatment, what products to use or not use, what areas to focus on, etc. It also helps you provide the appropriate aftercare advice based on what the client currently is and isnt doing, so you can recommend products designed to maximise the benefits of a treatment.

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