
10-11-2010, 04:19 PM
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Originally Posted by LuvItHere
I went there to see about getting color and cut. I am used to stylists being pretty far out with their own hair and makeup. However, at this school, the student they brought to me for consult was a sweet girl, but I could not get past the ugly collection of facial piercings and facial and neck tattoos, and Scare Hair she had inflicted on herself.
I realize she and other students would not be doing that to their clients, but in business--especially in the aesthetic business--ugly and ghoulish is not the way to bring in business from people over age 30!
To me, a competent manager and instructor would be honest and tell the student that this is not appropriate and certainly not attractive (unless the manager/instructor is too immature to see it themselves). This is not the way to educate and train a student to be employable.
I say that because this is not the only business where young people are being enabled to think that they look acceptable and employable, because political correctness ("tolerance") rules.
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Oh, how I do agree with you. I know I am old fashioned about this, but that is just how I see it too. 
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