JVN Answers Your Hairstylist Questions | Jonathan Van Ness
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- Опубликовано: 21 июл 2024
- Welcome to class! How much should you tip your hairstylist? How do you break up with your hairstylist, or find another? I am here to answer all your biggest q’s. In this episode of Beauty School, I teach you the ins-and-outs of being a beauty maven and basically the best human being ever! What questions do you have your teacher? I am here to answer. Leave them in the comments! Love you all! #jvn
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This episode of beauty school has all of your questions answered: hairstylist tips, how much to tip, how much to tip your hairdresser, how to fire your hairstylist, how to find a hairstylist, how to build your business on social media, and so much more! #JVN #beauty
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I’m so happy to be alive during the era of JVN
Same. So much same.
UGH SAME!! I’ve always known of him from GIFS and just being around the Internet but I just recently got into Queer Eye (lol I know I’m late to the party) and I absolutely adore him!
Same!!
Absolutely. He’s the kind of soul we all didn’t know we needed until he blessed us with his presence
Yeeees
I love how you answer each question by keeping the feelings and perspective of both the hairdressers and the clients in mind. I thought you answered in an honest, realistic way and encouraged compassion. You are such a good source of knowledge and expertise. 😘🥰
I wish the tipping question was more specific about tipping for regular cuts vs tipping for treatments, and whether you should scale your tip percent for higher priced cuts like those with a base price over $100 that have no color or other treatments
I got a haircut by a celebrity hairstylist in LA once and it wasn’t the greatest cut. It was well over $300. I had the highest exceptions and was so excited. The best haircut I’ve ever received was $30/500 Mexican pesos in Mexico. It’s worth the 11 month wait to receive the best hair treatment.
I just found a curly hair salon in my area and got my first specifically curly hair cut. Gamechanger!!! I didn't even know curly specific salons existed!!!
About the 25¢ tip, I used to do an older woman’s hair when I first started working at a salon over 35 years ago. Yes, I’m a old b.
She was dressed in older style clothing and was on retirement.
Her weekly salon wash-n-set was her splurge. A bit of “feel good” that she needed for herself.
yeah , uhh, she can get that done at a Beauty school
No need to waste a working woman's time with that
@@0MissElizabeth0 it's complicated, like we are all forced to participate in this imperialism capitalism economy and yet we shouldn't use that as an excuse to lose our humanity
You know what you need to do. And it is good karma. ❤
@@0MissElizabeth0
Maybe you could’ve gotten it done at the local cosmetology school but she couldn’t…
There were a few roadblocks in her way - lack of transportation, no family to drive her and she was in her 80’s.
She was actually a very sweet client.
A few of them on the other hand, the ones who had the finances to afford a tip? They’d leave the salon owner the same amount he charged for his services…and would treat the rest of us like crap.
as a non-american it's very weird hearing someone say you really should tip your hairdresser. You guys, I hope it gets better over there
Same, always so crazy to me that something so expensive apparently don't cover the hairdressers paycheck.
Thanks for this video, that was really informative, some super helpful information in there. Beyond fabulous as always !❤️
Thank you for including question 7 abt breaking up w your stylist. I had one for yrs. Did a photoshoot out of state where my hair was styled by someone else and my longstanding stylist assumed I was breaking up w her. Instantly broke up w her bc of her thinking she owned my hair (using the back away method) and found a bomb ass stylist (and now great friend) who I’ve been w for several yrs. As Jonathan said, be thankful for the time and effort but recognize when it’s time to be up and on and be about that
Before I stopped caring I used professional products, and whenever I'd tell them what I used there'd be a pause before they'd still try to sell me on their crack products. Like there are 100% salons and stylists that just want to push their garbage onto you. I'm sure ppl will asume I'm probably a moron and the stylists knew better, but my mom was a cosmetologist and I trust her unbiased opinion a lot more.
I good stylist is like a marriage. I’ll never leave her. When she asks me if I need change I’m always like gasp of course not. I also bring Starbucks or equivalent snacks. I trust this woman with my hair and she always gets it right. When I went through chemo she reshaped my outgrowth for free. She’s incredible.
Yeah I would gladly pay double what I pay, so my tipping always reflects that. 100% tip at christmas? Absolutely! My first born child? Sure, you can have that too. Take all of my money and things and please never retire hahahaha.
I have moved three times with my stylist. When the governor closed nonessential businesses during covid, I anonymously paid rent for her workspace for a month just to help keep her in business. I love her, she’s a great stylist and human.
You people are diamonds!!!
I just finished reading your book for the billionth time, it always makes me feel better 🥰 love you jvn
Which one specifically? I need a feel good read ☺️
You're amazing! I had my consult last week for my first salon visit coming soon! Great timing
Loved this! You make me smile so much.
I found myself happy that haircuts are way cheaper where I live (in the countryside in the Netherlands) and also that we don't need to tip our hairdressers because they are paid fair wages, but maybe the only reason those things can both be true is lower expectations on my part? I just want my split ends cut out and even length 😅
But also most Dutch girls have straight or wavy hair. And it's not as textured. my hair isn't typically "Dutch" and finding a new hairdresser will be a nightmare once I move up north. So yeah I'm definitely willing to pay a bit more if that means I don't wake up looking like an exploded poodle.
Thank you for this! 🥰💐
Omg thanks for all these clarifications and authentic content!! 💖
I had a shaved pixie for years. I started growing it. Got it to my jawline, and asked a pricey stylist to trim to bangs, and take some of the weight out by shaping it without removing length. I had 4 photos of the same style from different angles of hair of the same length of what I wanted. She gave me a pixie instead. Greeeeeeat.
I love them so much. They’re just so inspiring. Makes me want to be more me. Love it. Thank you, jonathan
Always love these videos
I can honestly listen to this man talk about ANYTHING ❤️
i love you so much 🥺 thank you for being you and walking on this earth w us mortals. you’re a goddess
throwing up and crying bc you saw this and lik- you have no idea how grateful i am for you. thanks for making me feel less alone and helping me with my skin and hair journey 🥺😭❤️🔥
I just love you JVN 🥰 you’re so adorable!
Super duper helpful, thank you! 🦄
Johnathan Van Ness is such a beautiful soul.
Amazing answers. Especially the one about stylists pushing product I happen to be a hairstylist and your answer was right on point thank you so much love you!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
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Stared at your hair the whole time it looks stunning !!
I finally found a new stylist recently after like...years....of not going to ANYONE. And she is THE ONE. How do I know? She finished the cut and it was great and I said hmmm maybe I should color it and she said NO NO your grey hair is so flattering! And I was like this woman is telling me the TRUTH and I will always come back to her. Also we just talked about how much we love to eat the whole time and food is my love language so...love her.
i love you! You make my day even better & beautiful.
Thank you for answering the questions honestly.
I love you Jonathan 😭😘 you make my heart glow
I like and subscribe since the first video!!!! Love you JVN
Thank you Jonathan!
I'd love to see more of these!
This was so helpful and so entertaining as well! New subscriber here 🙋🏻♀️
Love you Jonathan! You always make me laugh and smile you’re a true inspiration God bless
Love this!!!
Babe- you look so healthy and glowing! The energy is AMAZING! Thank you for being you, always!
I love my hairdresser, she's the BEST! I'm always early for appointments, I always sit with my feet level of the wee footstool so I don't get a wonky cut. She has an Old English Sheepdog, so we chat about our dogs. And I always get her a Christmas Present. She makes me look fantastic and she's worth every penny.
Jonathan van ness I love your videos so much. I can watch your old video every day.🙂
Omg the Ashley question! You mentioned this in a video I watched the other day!
You're my spirit animal. I feel so upbeat and expressive most of the time (like you, henny)!!
I love JVN’s tatas 💗💗
This is great advice! You cheer me up :)
Love it!!!
Bless my stylist for including her tip in her cost. It just takes that stress away.
I've been cutting my own hair for almost 10 years now. (I've got curly hair, so it's easier to pull it off, and everyone is always surprised that I never go to the salon.) I just haven't had the greatest experience, neither in my small town in Kazakhstan, nor in Dublin, Ireland. Anyway, the point is, I don't *need* to watch this video. I just *want* to. And then rewatch it several times. Just because I love your energy. It's seriously contagious, just makes my days that much brighter!
Love to hear it!
i always love the energy!! 💜😊
Omg hi lol, I always see your comments in Dr. Dray too ❤️
@@danielfernandezdecastro yes! 💜😊 hi there! 👋🏼
As a curly hair person, it’s extremely difficult to find someone who knows how to cut/blow dry my hair and literally every time I’ve gotten my hair done, I’ve been told “Wow you have a lot of hair!”. I had a horror story with a hairdresser where the hairdresser decided to use a razor in my hair because to him my hair was “nappy” but after he did that and finished my hair, I walked out of the salon and my hair was super frizzy.
I know... Once when I was a teen a hairdresser straightened my hair before cutting...
I recently start getting curly hair cuts by a curly hair specialist. It’s life changing!! They can be hard to find though
I am crying for you. I have the curly head and once, just once, did I let the razor near my hair.
JONATHAN I LOVE YOU SO MUCH
You’re perfect for this world Jonathan!! lol
A colab between JVN and Brad Mondo, and I would play it on repeat until I die of happiness.
Nah, BM wouldn’t have anything more to offer. Loved Manes by Mel’s (very reasonable and fair) critique, which validated all us curly-headed people who knew something was up. He’d just straighten everything out and make everyone a shade of blonde. No thanks.
I LOVE YOUUUUAAAA
this was a great video!
If your stylist retires, ask THEM for a recommendation. You already trust them so yeah. Just ask. 😊
Yiur stylist absolutely wants you to have your best hair... buuuhht it's good to know that salon's are contracted to carry X amount of product by the brand - and stylists do their best to move product fir the business, whether they like the product or not. Their faves may really be whatever the sayin used to stock - or never did.
Answering the second question.
Haha not that anyone asked me, but just throwing my 2c.
My hairstylist has her brand of products and I have used them for a year. My hair is the best it’s ever been. Every time I go to her she is always so surprised at what her products do. Yes, they are expensive and I was skeptical; however, after a year I wouldn’t go back.
Thank you from Sweden 🥰❤
I got one of my all-time favourite hair cuts in ... wait for it... France 🤩 in Paris. 🤩
Postpartum hair loss tips (styling, protecting) and product recs?!
Love the video, please do a video for post pregnancy hair. I had a baby 5 months ago and my hair keeps falling, no idea what to do to get my hair the way it was before pregnancy 😭
Will always be there to throw likes on every single piece of JVN content
I won't be if every video is a thinly disguised JVN haircare commercial.
@@galenstone9097 i'm so confused, there wasn't a single plug for his hair products in this video.
@@georgiakuchinsky In general, the whole channel is that. He posted two videos about his home and husband that were cute, and then we had a barrage of commercials
and now we have this video telling us there is a significant difference in a 200. haircut and a 20. one. There isn't if the person cutting your hair is skilled.
Hair care is one of the biggest rip offs ever, and if He admitted that I wouldn't feel the way I do. He is trying to convince people that 200. is a reasonable amount to pay for a haircut. It's not. Not ever.
I've already unsubscribed.
Fuck off, Jonathan.
@@galenstone9097 byeeeeeeee
The best stylists I've ever seen was found by my bff when we were in hs. (We're 45 now 😂) Bff looked up male stylist in the PHONE book (😂) and she's been going to him since 94. He's expanded so much that he only sees a handful of clients himself. My friend is one of them. I moved out of the area, but because of my bff, he'll still see me if I need to. 😍
❤❤ Love you yelling Gina. That's my name !
You are my idol, babe!
I need a friend like JVN. 💕
I worked with a girl at att that talked exactly like JVN.. It was like obnoxious but you were somehow into it at the same time.. She was such a good salesgirl.
I have always had thin hair; meaning not very much of it and very thin follicles. After I had my second daughter at 36 my hair started falling out even faster. It's so thin!!! Now I am 54 and I go to the pool three times a week so my hair is chlorinated. Would your product save my poor hair?!?
i literally love you lol
It's so strange. In England we don't tip hair dressers or tattoo artists, but we always tip at restaurants. It's interesting to learn
In the UK we don't tip hairdressers etc so the concept is so foreign to me!
I found this instrumentally educational :)
Hi Jonathan i am one of y0ue biggest fan and also I want to be a hairdresser so I watch will your videos and I like and I'm subscribed and notifications are on
I like your new lighter hair color (did you lighten or am I imagining that?)!!
I love his basic tee n want to know where it’s from🙃
I paid sooooo much money for my hair to be lightened and cut. I finally got my hair to a length that I liked befor the trim and I told her a million times I wanted very little hair cut off and she cut off like 7 inches or more🥲🙃 she didn’t make it the color I wanted 🙃🙃🙃 she decided to leave the bulk of my scalp the same color even though I told her I wanted it all lightened. This came about most likely because she was running late because of other clients and needed me to leave because she had another person coming so she cut corners. I am lucky because I moved so I don’t feel weird about her wanting me to come back. Though I feel like she should know she should treat her clients better.
ashley might not want any products at all but for people who want to use products but don’t see the point of using salon level products vs drugstore brand products, if you see a local or independent hairstylist buying from them can actually make a big difference to the stylist financially and you are helping support a small business vs giving more money to big corporations
ok i cut my hair super short in 2020 and LOVED IT. ive grown it out now to my collarbone, and i think this current length compliments and feels more cohesive to my face shape, but i really miss my short hair, even if looking back it wasnt my fiercest look, i felt really confident in it. should i cut it short again? QUEEN JVN IF YOU SEE THIS ID LOVE ANY INPUT YOUD BE WILLING TO GIVE 🥺🥰
If you feel more confident yes!!
Tipping a hairdresser isn’t a thing in Australia. Not sure why- we do in hospitality, but even there it’s discretionary (usually minimum 10%), and the staff don’t rely on them for income as we have different minimum wage structures. Is that an issue for US hair stylists? Super low wages? You did make me think about favours though due to tipping. Here it’s just based on the relationship, mostly how loyal you are.
My understanding of hairdresser pay systems is that they don’t actually earn wages or a salary here. They rent a chair at a salon. 100% of the client’s fee & tips goes to the hairdresser and at the end of the month they pay the salon for the “chair rent” and for the products used on clients (products are charged at a discount).
@@bestavocado that’s sad news. Renting a chair in a salon happens here but isn’t common and they still have a fair wage. The minimum wage here is $20.33/hr, medicare provided and rent and utility subsidies if you earn below a livable wage. Entry hairdresser wages start at $54k.
OMG, beauty school. What a nightmare. My first haircut, the girl had a fit because I cut her boyfriend’s hair the way he asked me to do it. She complained to the instructor, who replied, “You wanted a three dollar haircut, you got a three dollar haircut. “ 😁
When we got engaged I had my fiance cut my hair as a trust exercise and honestly it's the best haircut I've had :) BUT ! I definitely still go to salons for advice on styling products :)
I love you. ❤❤❤
Love JVN! Can we get some more like, short "masc" (please let me know if you have a less binary term) hair tips too? I'm kind of sick of watching barber bros. The advice is hit or miss, and the vibe isn't quite me. Thank you! You are a beautiful human!
Hey Jonathan!!
I have a question. I'm hot blooded and sweat every day at work and therefore wash my hair everyday....I know you're strict on not over washing your hair....but do you have any advice so I can stop washing my hair so much??
Much love!!!
Pal, SAME
I read that a lot of texturising sprays can actually work as an oil-soaking, 'refresh' spray that has less residue than a dry shampoo.
ur amazing
I have mixed feelings about a lotta this. I have long, fine, straight hair. I do not colour it and I have a super low maintenance cut. I once went to a stylist at a very upscale salon who charged me a lot of money for a haircut and I was in the salon for under 30 minutes. It was nothing special. My current stylist charges significantly less - she’s at a trendy higher end salon but ranks lower than the other gal. She spends an hour on my hair, we have a great time, she sneaks me treatments for free, etc etc. I love my stylist but at the same time, if her rate jumps significantly I probably couldn’t afford to keep her AND tip 20% on her new rate. The salon may jump her rate like 15% if she’s promoted, but I’m lucky if I get a cost of living raise every year. I think a lot of this advice is good for affluent, upwardly mobile folks but a lot of people just can’t afford to be the Ideal Client.
I was a stylist for 13 years until I got hit by a car and had to have reconstructive foot surgurey, now I have a disability and am back in community college starting a new career.
I definitely understand what you are saying. For sure. EVERYONE should be able to afford a good haircut, just like EVERYONE should be able to afford health care. The reality is that this is not an ideal world. Something I think a lot of clients forget though is that you are not just paying for the service...you are paying for our time, our craft and our skill. Stylists also DO NOT Make that lump sum off the haircut-it is split depending on the percentage the stylist gets-unless they are hourly...then, they get your pay rate + any tips. Just like a waitress, standing on your feet for 8+ hours a day is not easy and wreaks havoc on the body. I highly recommend talking to your stylist about this issue if you feel comfortable, because she could potentially offer you a deal (like, come in with clean hair & don't get a shampoo so she can charge you for a dry cut instead-or leave without being styled-hell, maybe you could even figure out a trade or even a cheap home haircut situation!) or at least recommend you a stylist you will vibe well with and their skills will match your need. Another thing is being a good stylist demands consistent training. Education is not free. In fact going to specialty classes etc. costs a LOT of money...while your haircut may be low maintenence, you are still reaping the benefits of your stylists' continued education.
Respectfully
See above; an excellent reply.
And discuss the tip thing with her.
I live in the UK so tipping is not seen as mandatory, but many do after pounds. I have several clients who dont tip but give me a gift at Xmas, which I appreciate.
As a stylist, I'd rather see you less often, do less work ( cut only, or regrowth colour, no refresh) and know that you appreciate my skill and our time together.
Having great clients is worth an awful lot, and if you can recommend other people who will love her too then you have contributed to her business.
I'm sure she looks forward to seeing you too.
I know your probably not gonna see this, but I still want to ask. I have really long, really thick hair and I’d like to dye it. Like crimson and I know there’s no way I’ll be able to do it on my own without messing it up. However, the only time I’ve been to a stylist is when my mom decided I needed to cut my hair and it was never the same person. How do I find the right stylist for me?
oh my god babe you're such a tonic lol
My stylist got a new job in LA. Now I'm waiting an additional 3 months for an appointment because there's no availability. Good for her but I'm pissed.
OMGGGGG I would give an Ovary to be able to get a JVN ORIGINAL HAIR MAKEOVER!!!
I have a question, sorry I'm not posting on instagram , I'm not on a-lot except for dogs and cats. If you suspect a product is causing hair loss, once I a switch the product, how long should I give it to see if my hair grows back?
So I recently got hand tied extensions, when my stylist ordered them it asked for a tip. Even though I was paying for them. Which I picked 20%. Now when she installed them it also asked for a tip on the receipt. Again I picked 20%. My question is why am I tipping for something I paid for (the hair) ?
What? Most registers that are like an IPad automatically ask for a tip. If I’m just buying a product somewhere I don’t tip.
Right before moving to another country, I wanted to have my hair cut. My go to stylist was not available so I let his brother do the work. Biggest mistake ever! I walked all the way back home crying. No hair dresser wanted to fix it because it was too short to fix ! Luckily I found someone who directly looked at my hair and said he can fix it and he did ! After 6 months, my hair is still growing nice, and looking fab 😍 Long story short, DO NOT ASK FOR SOMEONE ELSE TO CUT YOUR HAIR, ALTHOUGH THEY WORK AT THE SAME PLACE.
Amen!
Question, I’m about to get IBE extensions.. Since I’m paying for the hair, shouldn’t I only tip on installing the hair? It’s not being colored or anything. I was shocked when filling out the form to pay for the hair there was a tip selection at the end. I’m also assuming there will be another tip option after installing them.. #confused
Yeah I would only pay for the installation
I have Long ( I can sit on it) 3a curly hair. I don't trust anyone else to cut it. I was taught to cut it myself. However I would really like to get it professionally cut once a year, how do I find a stylist who wont cut too much off, and can work with my curls? I am in Australia, and everyone seems to love cutting bloddy 20 inches off and blowing it out straight!!!! Aaarrruuugh!!
Regarding tipping: I thought that you don't tip the owner or a self-employed person, but you absolutely tip everyone else. ?
The only thing is do I tip the boss/owner of the salon, when she/he/them does my hair?
So because my hair is naturally stick straight its impossible to find someone who has my hair type based on looking. So if I feel comfortable I ask if they straighten their hair. My hair is also down to my hips so which makes going to hair dressers scary. Every one has agreed on what we're doing and then cut off several inches and left me with unbalanced ends.
Another tip Question lol: Is there a different rule when the owner of the salon does your hair? I've read 📚 that you dont have to tip the owner/boss. I could never NOT tip but I HAVE heard this before
I was coming to ask this same question!! I think if the owner is operating out of a one chair salon, you should tip. I think the “no tip rule” is for owners who lease out chairs in their salons because they make money off of the other stylists. I’m just as lost as you though!
This is truly out of sheer curiosity…doesn’t question 5 sort of negate question 4? I wonder- if they are setting their prices based on x,y,z why are tips so important?
Tips enrage me. Your income is not my responsibility.
You're assuming the employer is passing on a fair wage to the employees. Often (in the US) that's not happening and tips are used by employees to top-up a sub-par wage
@@samdp42 Then move somewhere that doesn't build tipping into the wage structure.