1. Can you name some treatments for frizzy hair?
Straightening treatments, Re-bonding, organic smoothing, deep oil therapy and Brazilian anti-frizz treatments.
If you have thick, dense hair and desire something lighter, looser, and more flowing, then asking your stylist to take weight out of your hair is your best bet. This is done by using the scissors or a razor to carve out slivers of hair and lighten up the overall effect,
An Ivy league is much like a Crew Cut, but several blade numbers longer. Some barbers will even use scissors for the top of the head instead of clippers. You can also refer to this cut as a Harvard, Princeton Clip, or Brown.
The term people who really mean “just a trim” need to know when they go into the salon. “It's when you literally just cut the ends of the hairs that are split or broken
5. Please explain which skills are required to succeed as a hair stylist?
Customer service, communication and ability to stay updated with latest trends in the fashion industry are vital skills to succeed as a hair stylist.
Short haircut close to the scalp. Not long enough to be considered a bob, even if you're not looming on Mia Farrow territory.
The distinguishing feature of the Caesar Cut is that the top is about an inch longer than the rest of the hair. This style leaves a fringe on your forehead that is combed downward. The sides and back are not tapered.
8. Tell us why do you want this job at our salon?
Because I have always wanted to be a hairdresser and I enjoy working on my own hair and I like to work with different people.
9. Tell us what do you know about the retail end of working as a hair stylist?
Every salon has a range of retail products that it endorses to its clientele. As part of my work as a hair stylist, I have often recommended hair products that the salon sells and have increased revenue by a considerable percentage by doing so.
10. Tell me what kind of hair treatments are you familiar with?
I am well versed in deep oil, hot wax, synthetic and herbal hair conditioning and all straightening, perming and strengthening treatments.
A Crew Cut has tapered on the sides and back but is longer on top. The top is cut in a uniformly to a single length or tapered slightly with the front longer than the back.
12. What is your biggest weakness regarding Hair Cutter?
I expect others to be as committed to working perfectly.
A blocked neckline cuts a straight, sharp line across the natural neckline. It's a clean and tidy style and has the effect of making your neck look wider than other neckline options. Keep in mind that this neckline may require frequent touch-ups and maintenance as it grows back in.
Not connecting main sections of the hairstyle through seamless layers. When picked up, there will be a clear difference between the front and back of the hair or general sections.
15. Explain me why did you choose this profession?
I am a fashion savvy individual, new trends and styles in the fashion industry have always fascinated me. I pursued a degree in Hair Cosmetology keeping my passion in view, and I enjoy every single moment of my day at work.
A haircut with the weight line at your chin/just below the ears. A lob is a slightly longer version of the bob, with the weight line grazing the collarbone.
If you're looking to rock a Top Knot, the first step is to make sure that you have enough hair to tie up in the first place. You'll need at least 6-10 inches. If you currently have a buzz cut, expect to be growing it out for six months before you can pull off this look. Tell your barber to cut all the hair on the sides and back of your head with clippers, not scissors. Cut correctly, and your hairstyle will achieve the drama a top knot demands. The last step is to gather up all the hair on top and tie it up with a hair tie. Standard placement is the top center of your head.
18. Tell me when did you realize you wanted to be a hair stylist?
When I left school and when I was a little girl.
19. Tell me what is weight Line?
The part of your hair cut that holds the most weight (think of it as the base).
20. Tell us how long would you plan on working here if hired?
It depends on potential growth, I will stay as long as it is progressing.
21. Tell me when do you not like to socialize with customers?
When they get personal I just steer the conversation in a different direction.
22. Please explain which hair type do you enjoy working with?
Although straight hair is always easy to work with, I thrive on challenge and like to work with frizzy, oily, wavy or silky hair. I enjoy the process of assessing the right treatment for unmanageable hair, implementing it and then seeing the results.
23. What is Bangs (aka Fringe)?
Face-framing layer of hair cut over the eyes. Can be side-swept and blended into layers with the rest of your hair, blunt and heavy, cut straight-across, or light and wispy/choppy through point-cutting.
A rounded neckline is similar to a blocked neckline, but with rounded corners. Like the blocked neckline, this too can start to look untidy after a few weeks.
If you love Mohawks but don't want to give your grandma a heart attack, why not opt for the Faux Hawk instead? Think of it as the Mohawks younger brother. For this cut, the sides are cropped shorter than the two-to-three-inch strip of hair that goes down the center of your head. This cut allows you to spike your hair up in the middle, creating a sloping point.
26. Tell me share one suggestion you made at your workplace that was implemented?
Working as a junior hair stylist for ABC hair clinic, once our receptionist was on leave and I took her charge additionally. There, I observed that clients had to wait for long periods to get hair treatments even if they came with an appointment because the hair stylists were also engaged in the aesthetic and skin care departments I suggested that hair and skin care department be segregated. That was implemented and the wait time was reduced by 20 minutes on average.
27. Tell me are there any customers you dislike working with?
No I have not got a job as a hairdresser yet but I would like to.
A tapered neckline follows your natural neckline. It's called “tapered” because it follows the natural line of your hair and gets shorter toward the back of your head. This style is the most forgiving and remains somewhat blended as your hair grows back in.
29. What is long and Slicked Back?
The Slicked Back requires a little bit of length and some more maintenance. Shoulder-length hair works best with this cut. The general consensus is to leave the top layers of your hair long so they can easily be pulled back.
Be patient -it can take six months to a year to grow out your hair, but the hip look is worth the wait.
Typically, this is a second-round of hair cutting done when hair is already styled and dry, but it can also be used as a primary cutting method that's great for attention to shape and detail. It also allows a hairstyle to be cut the way you prefer to wear your hair texture.
31. Tell us are you open to feedback?
It's one thing to have a natural talent for cutting and coloring, it's another talent to deal with criticism. Be aware of hiring someone who is sensitive to negative feedback. As part of the interview, discuss how they might handle irate or unsatisfied customers and ask them about challenging customer experiences they have had to resolve in the past. And, when interviewing references, be sure to delve into the candidate's ability to receive criticism and solve customer issues.
32. Tell me what hair styles are you most comfortable working on?
I am most comfortable doing a French plait and I can also work with hair curls.
33. Tell me what hair cuts do you find most challenging?
Cuts that do go with the facial structure.
34. Tell me when you learned something from a mistake at work?
Three years back when I was working as a trainee, a customer came for the blow dry. I wanted to practice my newly acquired skill of outward blowing and convinced the customer that it would suit her. But when I started it, my supervisor came and suggested a straight blow. I didn't like the idea however I complied. When the look was complete I realized outward would not have suited the client's face that well. That day onwards, I carefully assess the client's facial features before making a suggestion and always suggest what is most suitable for them instead of what I feel like doing.
The hair graduates from longer to short. This can relate to graduating the back of a bob or 'forward grad' refers to layering around the front of the hairstyle
