Thanks for this video am interested in becoming a hairstylist ever since when growing out my hair then started getting obsessed in styling it etc. I feel I have passion for this but need find a salon to get started.
I’m in my 30s and considering a full career change. My background is mostly in teaching, and I’ve also worked in sales. But I love hair, love people, and love being creative. I’m considering doing a few intensive training courses at a local academy salon. Would this be a good route into the job? Once you’ve qualified this way, can you then start as a junior stylist? Or would you still be classed as an apprentice or assistant? Obviously, despite having a passion for this, I need to know it’s all financially viable. Really appreciate you videos and advice! Thank you!
Hi there you mentioned in your video you were going to post a video breaking down the different levels. I searched for your video and I can’t seem to find it…
i want to start as a trainee, except i have really bad anxiety and if i even think about going up to someone to talk with them or ask a question my heart will start beating like a jackhammer and my cheeks will burn and i will get dizzy and might loose balance and i might start crying from anxiety and won't be able to breath properly, but i really really want to be a hairdresser because i want a girly job and need to save up to visit my bf helpp >m
Talking to people is a big part of the job, but you get more confident as you get to know people. If you want to build confidence i think acting classes really really help. It sounds silly because if you’re shy you wouldn’t wanna perform, but even just the regular classes help so much.
Hello Frankie, I really need to ask this question... Is it possible to never work Saturdays at a Salon and still be a hairdresser? I'm 18 years old and really want to become a hairdresser, but I cannot work Saturdays due to my faith. Please could you help me by answering this question! 🙏 Thank you for your brilliant video :)
If you were to explain this to your employer then they might be able to accommodate for you but generally speaking most hairdressers have to work Saturdays. Thanks for watching 💕
@@FrankieWhite Thank you so much, Frankie. I really appreciate your help! I would really like to become a hairdresser. Thanks so much for taking the time to share your tips with us. You have already educated me on the occupation of hairdressing and how to get there :) Thanks you
Hi!! Love your video! I want to become a hairdresser but I have no time to go to college cos I have 2 small kids and I can’t afford after school ….. I would appreciate if u can give an advice about online hairdressing courses!! Thank you very much
Hi! Love your video.. I want to become a hairdresser, I have 2 small kids, can’t afford afterschool, can’t go to college. What do u think about doing hairdressing online
Hello frankie love you 😘 I need your help. I am from India i am already a hairdresser I am finding some school / Academy’s / salon in Uk to learning more techniques and courses Soo can you suggest me Which hair Academy/ Salon / school allow international students in Uk please help me ..
If you're self employed and work for yourself you can chose your hours. If you work in a salon it's unlikely that you'll be allowed every other Saturday off 💕
@@FrankieWhite thank you for your message. I also wanted to ask if it's possible to take it off as a holiday or annual leave and also it possible to become a self employed in a salon (renting a chair out)? Thanks 💕
It completely depends where you work. Every place has a different set of rules. As an employee at a salon you'd usually be allowed a certain amount of Saturdays a year, maybe 4 or 5. Yes you would be self employed if you rented a chair 💕
@@FrankieWhite Wow! Thank you 😊 💓 this made me feel like I understand the hair industry more ! I love teaching, so I might get into hairdressing Instructor and maybe do hairdressing at the side like when I'm not teaching for extra money during the summer holidays. I'm so excited 😁 thank you again! 💗🧡
Starting my apprenticeship tomorrow 🥳🥳
Thanks for this video am interested in becoming a hairstylist ever since when growing out my hair then started getting obsessed in styling it etc.
I feel I have passion for this but need find a salon to get started.
My course has college release once a week, as well as in salon training. And i think every other Monday evening i have more training with the boss.
I’m in my 30s and considering a full career change. My background is mostly in teaching, and I’ve also worked in sales. But I love hair, love people, and love being creative. I’m considering doing a few intensive training courses at a local academy salon. Would this be a good route into the job? Once you’ve qualified this way, can you then start as a junior stylist? Or would you still be classed as an apprentice or assistant? Obviously, despite having a passion for this, I need to know it’s all financially viable. Really appreciate you videos and advice! Thank you!
I’m 36 and I just started doing a course in hairdressing . It’s never too late
Another helpful video. Can’t wait till January.
Hi there you mentioned in your video you were going to post a video breaking down the different levels. I searched for your video and I can’t seem to find it…
i want to start as a trainee, except i have really bad anxiety and if i even think about going up to someone to talk with them or ask a question my heart will start beating like a jackhammer and my cheeks will burn and i will get dizzy and might loose balance and i might start crying from anxiety and won't be able to breath properly, but i really really want to be a hairdresser because i want a girly job and need to save up to visit my bf helpp >m
Talking to people is a big part of the job, but you get more confident as you get to know people. If you want to build confidence i think acting classes really really help. It sounds silly because if you’re shy you wouldn’t wanna perform, but even just the regular classes help so much.
My face get red when i do blow dry or cut clinets hair feel so so bad
Hello Frankie, I really need to ask this question... Is it possible to never work Saturdays at a Salon and still be a hairdresser? I'm 18 years old and really want to become a hairdresser, but I cannot work Saturdays due to my faith. Please could you help me by answering this question! 🙏 Thank you for your brilliant video :)
If you were to explain this to your employer then they might be able to accommodate for you but generally speaking most hairdressers have to work Saturdays. Thanks for watching 💕
@@FrankieWhite Thank you so much, Frankie. I really appreciate your help! I would really like to become a hairdresser. Thanks so much for taking the time to share your tips with us. You have already educated me on the occupation of hairdressing and how to get there :) Thanks you
Hi!! Love your video! I want to become a hairdresser but I have no time to go to college cos I have 2 small kids and I can’t afford after school ….. I would appreciate if u can give an advice about online hairdressing courses!! Thank you very much
Hi! Love your video.. I want to become a hairdresser, I have 2 small kids, can’t afford afterschool, can’t go to college. What do u think about doing hairdressing online
Hello frankie love you 😘 I need your help.
I am from India i am already a hairdresser
I am finding some school / Academy’s / salon in Uk to learning more techniques and courses
Soo can you suggest me Which hair Academy/ Salon / school allow international students in Uk please help me ..
School 4 days a week 1 day of work 😊
I want to become a hairdresser but I don’t know where to start where should I get my training I have no experience
You could try calling a local salon and asking for their advice! ❤️
@@FrankieWhite thank you mam
As a 56 year old male I’m trying to find a salon that can offer me a Brazilian bum lift wax and a perm, please point me in the right direction
Oh hell nawhh 😂😂
Can a foreigner work at the local salons as an apprentice? And also taking courses in hairdressing colleges?
If you have the right to live in the country I don’t see why not
So Is better to choice apprentices or college?
It’s really dependent on you and ur learning preferences
Can I choose to work every other Saturday?
If you're self employed and work for yourself you can chose your hours. If you work in a salon it's unlikely that you'll be allowed every other Saturday off 💕
@@FrankieWhite thank you for your message. I also wanted to ask if it's possible to take it off as a holiday or annual leave and also it possible to become a self employed in a salon (renting a chair out)?
Thanks 💕
It completely depends where you work. Every place has a different set of rules. As an employee at a salon you'd usually be allowed a certain amount of Saturdays a year, maybe 4 or 5.
Yes you would be self employed if you rented a chair 💕
@@FrankieWhite Wow! Thank you 😊 💓 this made me feel like I understand the hair industry more !
I love teaching, so I might get into hairdressing Instructor and maybe do hairdressing at the side like when I'm not teaching for extra money during the summer holidays. I'm so excited 😁 thank you again! 💗🧡