How To Shampoo Your Client| Step-By-Step

In this video, I show a live shampoo of a client of mine, while walking you through the proper steps to help you feel comfortable with shampooing! I am using Olaplex shampoo and conditioner in this video. Please comment with any questions!

[emmahackworth]

This was so helpful! I am currently an assistant at a salon and starting cosmo school in August. I'm still working on shampoos, especially with rinsing out color and really making sure to get it off the neck without completely drenching the clients back! Love these tips and definitely will be implementing them:) Would love more basic videos like this for us beginners and maybe even a video about your experience in beauty school! :)

[michellemontgomery]

Thanks for showing me the right way to wash hair and not get the client wet. I do appreciate the tips on how to wash the right way

[Isaaxz]

your shampoo lathers so easy! my college has such poor quality, cheap products 😭 i have to put like ten pumps to feel like I'm cleaning the hair properly 😭 starting washing, drying and setting on clients tomorrow so I'm watching loads of videos on them all 😭

[micahmm]

Thank you much for this! I’m in cosmetology school and I have had trouble with getting my clients clothes wet and watching this has really helped me do better!!

[rrromantic_pages]

Thank you so much I was literally waterboarding my friend practicing on her hair at school today I should have watched this before I did it subscribed thanks girl

[belleprado]

As someone who had to leave the industry 2 years ago thank you so much for this! The last salon had the bowls attached against the wall so I'm use to shampooing on the side versus behind and I just needed to refresh on what the hand movements looks from behind. I'm restarting from scratch and was asked to come in to do a shampoo and blow out and although I'm experienced I'm still nervous. Some places have specific shampoo experience but standing behind is throwing me off.

[sugarplum]

I am probably really late but this totes help i am a student, and started having cilents i am really nervous about washing, this truly help with my nervousness of hurting the cilents in the bowl, thank u so much for the tips you provided !

[ScarlettEmeraldASMR]

This is wonderful. I used to work at low end and high end salons as a stylist assistant/ shampoo assistant and let me tell you it was a great job

[marshmallowcat]

Omgosh thank you so much for pointing out the rinsing part. I always take a bit of extra time to rinse, which is no longer than a minute or or two (especially after dyes). But some people have said something that 'I'm sure it's all out now' or 'you're going to wash all my hair away' was the most recent... and I'm like no I can feel it, I will stop rinsing when I know for sure. Like ugh it's so annoying when clients say stuff like that. Just sit there and shut up and relax.

[Teemo]

One thing I do after I’ve towel dried their hair is give their shoulders a quick squeeze. Learned it from my friend who’s a massage therapist, takes just a second longer and feels good for the client.

[samantha]

My neck can't cope with these basins

[MzNatalieMoon]

Thankyouu!!! Recently lost my first salon job for repeatedly getting clients wet

[abigailgreffe]

I feel always nervous to shampoo because some clients just don’t lean back. The bowls we use are adjustable so sometimes the client isn’t far back enough even if I ask and I notice I’m getting water in their ears ugh

[brianparsons]

former owner and shampooist me and she is very good at explaining it would be a good trainer to young stylists

[katharinaalessio]

Continue doing.your videos!! Its really good and helps a lot!!

[brandonsclips]

Im just here cause the shampoo looks relaxing

[BronwenM]

How do you position the towel as they're sitting down? I'd love to see placement of that. Thanks for the video! The bowl at the salon I work at doesn't allow me to stand behind it as it's up against the wall. It's so awkward!

[someasiankid]

man I don't know what's gentle and what's rough anymore

[dwzzhs]

Thank you so much for the tips! I have a couple questions though, is it ok for conditioner to get into client's scalp? And how do you prevent to wash the bottom part of their heads without getting their backs soaked? :)

[makeupxmaddiee]

This is really helpful. Our shampoo bowls are from the side though. Do you have any tips for that