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The Price is Right

As clients, some of us shop for the best price, some for the most convenient location, some frequent salons referred by friends or relatives, and some seek out salons that offer personal customer service. All these factors affect price. I recommend requesting the best price for the services you require. Clients who are very concerned about the final result may travel an hour or more to salons and may have to schedule their appointments a month or more in advance. While this may seem inconvenient, it’s often worth the time and money. Remember, the price may be higher than what others might pay, but you often get what you pay for!

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  1. I totally agree! You always get what you pay for and remember the person providing you with your service is not doing it as a hobby it is their livelyhood and how they pay their bills at their own residence.

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