Episode 48

WHY YOU SHOULD WORK AT A SALON WHILE IN SCHOOL | MOLLY BISHOP | RISING STYLIST | VA

Tune in to hear Molly Bishop discuss why all Rising Stylists should work at a salon while they are in school!

KEY TAKEAWAYS:

-- Working at a salon, even part-time, helps to better prepare you for life after school

-- Study for the state board, it is not as easy as you think!

-- Being able to watch and assist a stylist doing hair in a salon helps you understand how the salon works and provides security for after graduation


MENTIONED IN TODAY'S EPISODE:

-- Molly Bishop: https://www.instagram.com/hair.by.mollyyyyy/?hl=en


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Robert Hughes

“I THINK HAIRSTYLISTS ARE THE COOLEST, NICEST, AND MOST FUN GROUP OF PEOPLE ON THE PLANET! I AM PASSIONATE ABOUT USHERING IN AN EMPOWERED-STYLIST FUTURE, AND I ABSOLUTELY LOVE GETTING STYLISTS FROM ALL WALKS OF LIFE TOGETHER IN A NON-COMPETITIVE ENVIRONMENT WHERE WE CAN LEARN, LAUGH, AND GROW TOGETHER.”
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Robert started his hair journey as a kid in rural America offering haircuts on the street to kids in the neighborhood, not realizing, one day, he would find himself working the front desk at a hair salon while in high school. From there, his experience from salon-to-salon has included the front of the house, back of the house, stylist, educator, and consultant. It was during this movement through various salons he developed a passion to empower stylists and educate owners on how to raise the industry standard of excellence, mutual respect, and professionalism amongst stylists, managers, owners, and clients. Robert currently is the General Manager and a Master Stylist at Violet Salon in Georgetown, DC.