Consultation: Hair stylists begin each appointment with a consultation to understand the client's preferences, lifestyle, and hair type. They assess the client's facial features, skin tone, and hair texture to recommend suitable hairstyles and treatments. Hair Cutting: Hair stylists perform haircuts based on the client's desired style, taking into account factors such as face shape, hair length, and personal preferences. They use scissors, razors, or clippers to create precise cuts and layers that complement the client's features. Hair Coloring: Hair stylists offer a variety of hair coloring services, including highlights, lowlights, balayage, ombre, and full-color treatments. They mix and apply hair color products to achieve the desired shade, taking into consideration the client's natural hair color and skin tone. Hair Styling: Hair stylists are skilled in various hair styling techniques, including blowouts, curling, straightening, and updos. They use styling tools such as flat irons, curling wands, and round brushes to create volume, texture, and shape according to the client's preferences. Hair Treatments: Hair stylists provide treatments to improve the condition and health of the hair, such as deep conditioning treatments, keratin treatments, and scalp treatments. They assess the client's hair and recommend appropriate treatments to address issues such as dryness, damage, or frizz. Product Recommendations: Hair stylists recommend hair care products, including shampoos, conditioners, styling products, and treatments, based on the client's hair type, concerns, and styling preferences. They educate clients on how to use products effectively to maintain healthy hair between salon visits. Client Education: Hair stylists educate clients on proper hair care techniques, including washing, conditioning, styling, and heat protection. They provide tips and advice on maintaining hairstyles and preserving color treatments to extend the longevity of salon results. Sanitation and Hygiene: Hair stylists adhere to strict sanitation and hygiene standards to ensure the cleanliness and safety of their work environment. They sterilize tools, sanitize equipment, and maintain clean workstations to prevent the spread of infections. Continuing Education: Hair stylists stay updated on the latest trends, techniques, and products in the hair industry through ongoing training and education. They attend workshops, seminars, and industry events to expand their skills and knowledge. Client Relationships: Hair stylists build strong relationships with their clients by providing personalized service, listening to their needs, and exceeding their expectations. They foster trust and loyalty through consistent quality of work and exceptional customer service.