Is there a future for being a barber now? Is there a future in learning to barber?

Hairdressing is a very promising profession in theory, but the reality is harsh. I have been in the hairdressing industry for 30 years, and I have experienced too many ups and downs, and although I have tasted all the hardships, I still do not change my original intention, adhere to my dedication to hairdressing, and experience the ups and downs. The vast majority of people can't do without barbers, which means that I chose this profession, at least not to go hungry.

From the moment I started in the industry, I was mentally prepared because I was about to enter a very difficult phase, apprenticeship or assistant. This process takes about 2-3 years before it is possible to get ahead and become a qualified hairstylist.

Being a barber has a future and refers to the day when your hard work and dedication will be rewarded. If you can make it to that day, barbering is a promising industry, and if you can't, then barbering is just a hard and unprofitable industry. If you treat hairdressing as a business, you will have a future, and you will not make much money when you are tired of doing a craft, which is called no future.

Becoming a hairstylist only means that you have completed the first stage of your career, and it is up to you to decide where you are going to go. To meet the most basic washing, cutting, blowing, persing and dyeing of customers, then you can open a small and medium-sized shop, rely on craftsmanship to eat, as long as the technology is good and eloquent, earn a hard money, absolutely no problem to support your family. If you know how to manage business, open a high-grade store, ** a few first-line brand products, recruit a group of masters, as long as the business is done, then you will really start to make money.

If you want to make a lot of money, then don't do hairdressing as a craft, you have to do it as a business to make a lot of money.

That's certainly no doubt if you think hairdressing is your dream to bring beauty and style to your guests. At the same time, it is very important to face different guests, exercise your eloquence, and increase your knowledge.

Future? How so? 80% of my classmates in the same school changed careers, and they said that doing this was too boring, that they couldn't make money, and that it was a waste of time.

Suffice it to say that what you want to be is something you can earn. It's not about complaining for a day, or you give up because you think it's not going to work.

Hairdressing is a very hard job, you can't enjoy normal holidays, you can't be with your family on holidays, you don't have a 9-to-5 concept, and you work at least 10 hours a day. Because it is a service industry, you must have the ability to serve people, so you must put down your dignity and face in order to facilitate transactions and reduce complaints.

Low wages and long working hours. I also have to accompany the smiling face to see the face, and it is even more difficult during the study of art