Find an acquaintance who works in a barber shop and ask him to recommend it. If not, you can go directly, but you may have to charge tuition, deposit and so on.

I want to learn hairdressing well mainly as an apprentice. Hard-working apprentices can be promoted in almost half a year. It is well known that apprentices and apprentices start by washing their hair. There are many ways to wash your hair. If you learn in a hair salon, the barber in the shop will teach you to wash your hair first. If you want to upgrade your assistant, you must wash your hair well. This is the most basic.

After washing your hair, you will teach curling irons, zone five (standard bars) and zone three, hot bars, nursing and hair dyeing basics. These will be learned. If you want to learn quickly, you must be diligent, and you will do whatever the stylist tells you to do, so apprenticeship is the hardest, but if you can survive this period, your efforts will be doubly rewarded.

Secondly, eloquence, with your own eyes, should learn how others communicate with customers, dare not make mistakes and be humorous, so that the transaction rate will be much higher. Imagine if the apprentice's salary is higher than that of the assistant, will the boss not pay attention to it? See how the stylist pulls up the hair piece, how to cut it, or how to curl it, and then think for yourself, build good interpersonal relationships, ask more questions and practice more.

Performance determines whether the boss is optimistic, and diligence will make stylists sit up and take notice. When the interpersonal relationship is good, the status will obviously go up. Don't forget to study when you have a position, because the goal is to get a haircut, followed by serving customers. Apprentices are basically these problems.