In this episode of The Aspiring Stylist, we're talking about the exciting and intimidating experience of graduating from beauty school. You’re leaving the safety of school and entering the real world as a hairstylist, barber or beauty professional and it’s not for the faint of heart. But don't worry, we're here to help you navigate the transition.

We'll talk about the value of apprenticeship programs in making the transition from student to stylist easier. Not only does it give you more hands-on experience, but it can also make the salon onboarding process a breeze. And speaking of finding a salon, we'll dive into the importance of starting the search early and not just looking at the aesthetics of the salon, but also finding the right vibe and culture.

If you're graduating beauty school soon or just starting to think about your next steps, this episode is for you. Let's make this transition together and find your salon home.

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Let’s set the scene: you just graduated beauty school. Congratulations! You’re ready to take on the beauty industry, make some real money and only one thing is missing (the clients).

Starting as a new stylist can be difficult, but building your clientele from scratch is possible! Your first clients are usually family and friends, but the biggest challenge in the beginning gaining the trust of new clients.

Luckily, every new stylist can build their reputation and gain more clients through word of mouth, social media, networking, and client referrals. Building a clientele is never-ending and a good stylist is always looking for new opportunities to grow their network and wow their next potential customer.

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Imposter syndrome shows up in many different ways for hairstylists, and it always has. But unfortunately ,with the rise of social media and the internet it's gotten 1000% worse. We can get on our phone and instantly be connected with thousands of hairstylists with the click of a button and whether we mean to or not, start comparing ourselves to every move they've ever made.

It's easy to get caught up in this never ending cycle of comparison and judgement. Feeling like we're never enough. Not giving ourselves the permission to succeed, or at times the permission to even try. This episode is for all my stylists still questioning their greatness, this one is for you. 🫶🏼

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