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Fully Booked, Burnt Out, and Still Undercharging
I remember the moment I realized I needed to raise my prices. My schedule was completely full. Clients were happy. My work had improved dramatically since the early days. On paper, it was obvious. But instead of feeling confident, I felt anxious. What if people leave?What if clients think I'm greedy?What if I’m not actually good enough to charge more? If you’re a beauty professional thinking about raising your prices, you’ve probably felt some version of this. And here’s the
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Mar 154 min read


The Difficult Client Every Lash Artist Eventually Meets
Every lash artist remembers their first truly difficult client. She arrived ten minutes late but walked in as if everything was perfectly on time. After sitting down she immediately pulled out her phone and started showing photos. “I want them exactly like this.” The photo showed extremely full volume lashes. Very dense. Very dramatic. You take a look at her natural lashes. They are thin, sparse, and slightly short. Achieving that exact look safely would be difficult. You exp
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Mar 132 min read


Should Lash Artists Use Groupon? A Quick Reality Check
At some point, many beauty professionals consider listing their services on Groupon . The idea is tempting. Thousands of people are browsing deals and searching for something new, and your service appears right in front of them. For a lash artist trying to grow, it can feel like a shortcut to getting clients in the chair. And sometimes it works. Picture this. Your schedule has open spots, especially in the middle of the week. You list a deal and within a few days appointments
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Mar 132 min read
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