
Stylist Amanda Paul Explains How She Averages More than Two Services per Guest
Master Stylist Amanda Paul consistently averages more than two services per guest. Find out how she upgrades each client.
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Master Stylist Amanda Paul consistently averages more than two services per guest. Find out how she upgrades each client.





After years of struggling to achieve profitability in a large salon, Elisha Smith buys a boutique salon and shifts her focus to retail.
It's time to take control, conquer your fears and shift your thinking.
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