My Barber: Men's grooming and Barbershop Strategies - Paperback

by Andres Owen (Author)

"Barbers are artists, they're creative, and are caregivers."
What do you know about operating a Barbershop? Are you aware that Barbers are caregivers? This hair cutting book will practically teach you how you can succeed in Barbershop Business.
In this Haircutting for dummies, you will understand a few moral obligations that define a good barber, Clipper maintenance, and many ways a barber can make money.
With a specific emphasis on salon and barbering career-related issues that you should know before establishing a Barbershop, the author has articulated excellently, his personal barbing experience to help Barbers and barbershop hopefuls in their journey to success.
A few things you will find interesting about this barbers handbook include:

• -How to start a Barbershop.
• -Running a small Barbershop.
• -Location of the barbershop.
• -Understanding the fact that Barbers are caregivers.
• -Providing entertainment.
• -Clean, and cleaning the Barbershop.
• -Having specified business hours.
• -Adding value with extra services.
• -Satisfying non-customers needs.
• -Importance of lighting.
• -Emotionally connecting with customers.
• -Understanding hairstyles.
• -Avoiding painful clippers.
• -Controlling your temperament.
• Exhibiting Smart Barber's skill.
• -Knowing your job specification.
• -Taking care of your physical appearance and personally marketing your skill.
• -Adhering to ethical issues in the Barbering business.

Others are:

• -Clipper maintenance and blade sharpening.
• -The different ways a barber can make money.
• -Basic things to know before establishing a Barbershop that involves scheduling, licensing and qualification, and physical readiness because of the social nature of the job.

You will also, learn job advice for a barber, operational skills that can help a barber, and haircut numbers or clipper Sizes.
And finally, the basic tools needed to kick-start the business And remember, after reading some barbering books for dummies, you too "...can make the barbershop a place to gather business wisdom"