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    Destroy The Hairdresser

    Destroy The Hairdresser is an industry podcast dedicated to helping salon owners and hairdressers salon differently.

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    Codependency is a business killer Sep 12, 2024
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    In this episode of DTH the podcast, The conversation revolves around the topic of setting boundaries in relationships, both personal and professional. The speakers discuss the importance of not sacrificing one's own well-being for the sake of others and the need to establish clear boundaries to protect oneself. They also touch upon the challenges of dealing with emotionally dependent individuals and the need to have gentle conversations when setting boundaries. The conversation emphasizes the importance of taking responsibility for one's own actions and not blaming others for their reactions. Overall, the main theme is the significance of setting and maintaining healthy boundaries in various aspects of life.


    From a One-Person Suite to a Salon Team with Kris Centino Sep 05, 2024
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    In this episode, Cyd interviews Coach Kris, a successful salon owner and educator. Kris shares her journey from feeling burnt out and trapped in a toxic salon environment to opening her own salon and building a team of stylists. She emphasizes the importance of emotional intelligence and personal responsibility in transforming her mindset and business. Kris is now a coach herself, helping others who are ready to make a change and build a better future.


    Student Success Story: Mason Gold Aug 29, 2024
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    In this episode, David interviews Mason Gold, the owner of House of Chroma, about his experience with Destroy the Hairdresser (DTH). Mason shares how he discovered DTH through a friend and how it resonated with his desire for artistic freedom and creativity. He discusses the transition to hourly pricing and the positive impact it has had on his income and the perception of his salon. Mason also talks about the importance of personal awareness and understanding one's most and least desired feelings. He highlights the challenges and rewards of working with a coach and the changes he has seen in his team and clients since implementing DTH methods.


    The time loophole Aug 22, 2024
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    The conversation revolves around the topic of hourly pricing in a salon setting. The hosts discuss the challenges and possibilities of implementing hourly pricing in an old-school salon environment. They share personal experiences and provide advice on how to approach the salon owner and clients. The conversation emphasizes the importance of knowing the value of your time and setting prices accordingly. They also discuss the concept of gratuity and how it relates to hourly pricing. Overall, the conversation provides insights and strategies for stylists looking to establish hourly pricing in their salons.


    Student Success Story: Cassie Belcher Aug 15, 2024
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    In this episode, Cassie Belcher, a salon owner, sits down with hosts Cyd and David to discuss her journey in the hairdressing industry. She shares her experience working at a large salon in California and her decision to leave and start her own business after changes in ownership led to an unsatisfactory work environment.

    Cassie highlights the importance of having a coach to navigate the challenges of transitioning from a hairdresser to a salon owner. With the guidance of her coach, Kate, Cassie was able to open her own salon, Sanctuary, in San Francisco within six months. She emphasizes the significance of taking risks and accepting impermanence in business decisions.

    Cassie discusses the positive impact of implementing transparent and easy-to-understand business methods, particularly for Gen Z hairdressers, and the clients' favorable responses to her business model. She made the choice to go gratuity-free at her salon and received various reactions from her clients and staff.

    Sanctuary provides a safe and inclusive space for both clients and staff, catering to the queer community and young professionals in San Francisco. Cassie plans to raise prices, reduce her workdays, and prioritize mentoring and coaching her team. She also shares her experience of nurturing a new member and encourages open communication with clients to ensure continuity of service.

    The hosts commend Cassie's boldness and influence, expressing pride and admiration for her accomplishments. Cassie's story serves as an inspiration for aspiring salon owners, demonstrating that with the right mindset, guidance, and willingness to take risks, one can succeed in the hairdressing industry while creating a supportive and inclusive environment for both clients and staff.


    How to leave your salon Aug 08, 2024
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    In this episode of DTH The Podcast, hosts Cyd and David tackle a deeply resonant topic for many hairdressers – how to leave your current salon to open your own without burning bridges. They start with the latest question from the Hairdresser Hotline: "When is the appropriate time to tell your boss or leader that you are opening a salon of your own?"

    Cyd and David explore the complexities surrounding this question, sharing personal anecdotes and professional insights. They dive into the problematic dynamics of ownership and control that often plague commissioned salons, emphasizing the importance of supportive and empowering work environments. Both hosts agree that fostering a culture of growth and mutual respect could prevent the widespread fear and anxiety associated with leaving a salon.

    David highlights the importance of securing your next move before having the crucial conversation with your current boss. Recognizing the risks, they offer practical advice on how to protect yourself financially and emotionally during this transition. They also touch on the powerful potential of radical wisdom, advocating for salon owners to adopt a more collaborative and growth-oriented mindset.

    Join Cyd and David as they provide thought-provoking discussions and actionable advice, all aimed at transforming the salon industry into a more supportive and inspirational community. Whether you're a stylist dreaming of your own space or a salon owner looking to retain and nurture talent, this episode offers invaluable insights for everyone involved.


    DTH sits down with Coach Kyle Huntsberry Aug 01, 2024
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    In this insightful episode of Destroy the Hairdresser, Cyd sits down with longtime student and newly minted coach, Kyle Huntsberry. Join us as Kyle reflects on her transformative journey through the DTH program, from navigating post-pandemic challenges to leaving her commissioned salon of 14 years and going independent. Kyle shares how DTH coaching helped her implement hourly pricing, restructure her business, and ultimately open her own successful salon, Milk Honey Soul, in New Jersey.

    We delve into Kyle's experiences managing work-life balance as a stylist and a mom, the empowering shift to hourly pricing, and overcoming the fear of gratuity-free services. Kyle also opens up about her growth from a student grappling with business uncertainties to a coach eager to give back to the hairdresser community.

    Listen as Kyle and Cyd discuss the importance of coaching, the freedom that comes with charging for your time, and the immense value of personal responsibility in business. Whether you're a busy stylist, a commission salon owner, or someone considering a leap into independence, this episode offers a wealth of inspiration and practical advice. Plus, get to know the real Kyle as she gears up for a well-deserved vacation and shares her excitement about continually growing within the DTH family.

    Tune in to hear how investing in yourself and embracing change can lead to a thriving, balanced career in the hair industry.


    Beers, bloggers and balloons Jul 25, 2024
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    In this lively episode of DTH The Podcast, hosts David and Cyd dive into a series of spontaneous and engaging topics, beginning with a mysterious loud noise that interrupts their recording session. The two banter about potential ghostly encounters and the safety of their surroundings before transitioning to the main discussion.

    David and Cyd open up the "Hairdresser Hotline," addressing a compelling question from listener Kate Van Vorst, who seeks advice on launching a memorable grand opening for her new salon. The hosts share their top tips for throwing a unique, professional event on a budget, emphasizing the importance of elements such as live music, free alcohol, instagrammable spaces, and community involvement through local vendors and charity connections.

    Their witty, humorous exchanges culminate in a comprehensive guide to creating an unforgettable grand opening that will leave a lasting impression on the community and generate positive publicity for any new business.


    *Clears Throat* lets talk about retail Jul 18, 2024
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    In this lively episode of *DTH The Podcast*, hosts David and Cyd dive deep into the intricacies of retail sales within the salon industry. Kicking off with light-hearted banter and a call for a musical jingle, they quickly pivot to tackle a listener's question about choosing the best product price point for a salon.

    David and Cyd leave no stone unturned as they discuss the complexities surrounding retail markups, profit margins, and the economics of stocking products. They explore various angles, including working with product companies that provide sufficient support and ensuring profitable markup percentages. They point out the pitfalls of low markup products and the financial strain of constantly restocking inventory.

    The hosts offer practical solutions, such as leveraging affiliate links and partnering with companies like Hair Story, which provide significant commission without the need for physical stock. They also advocate for creating your own product line through private label companies, highlighting Genesis Private Label as a stellar option.

    A special shoutout goes to a listener, Steph Stylist, who shares her eye-opening experience after crunching her numbers and discovering the hidden costs of her retail efforts. This heartfelt testimonial reinforces the importance of doing the math and making informed financial decisions.

    David and Cyd's candid advice, paired with humorous asides and genuine passion for empowering salon owners, makes this episode both informative and entertaining. Tune in for insights that challenge the status quo and provide actionable steps to revolutionize your salon's retail strategy.


    Do I stay or do I go Jul 11, 2024
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    In this heartfelt episode of DTH The Podcast, Cyd and David dive into a listener's dilemma about whether to stay in a small rural town or return to the bustling city life of Los Angeles. Our listener, originally from LA, has faced cultural differences and received negative feedback in their current commission salon, leading to doubts about their professional judgment and overall confidence.

    Cyd and David explore the complexities of discrimination in both small towns and big cities, the importance of sticking to one's professional expertise, and the potential benefits of becoming a "big fish in a small pond." They discuss the pros and cons of returning to LA, emphasizing the value of creating inclusive and welcoming spaces, even in the face of adversity.

    The hosts also provide valuable advice on handling negative reviews, leveraging constructive feedback, and considering alternative salon environments. They encourage the listener to assess their core reasons for moving and to consider opening their own salon as a way to foster a safer, more supportive space for both clients and professionals.

    Listeners looking for resources on creating inclusive environments are directed to Dress Code Project and Texture vs. Race. For those contemplating opening a salon, Cyd and David offer their support and expertise.

    Tune in for an episode filled with empathy, practical tips, and inspiring ideas for navigating professional challenges in the hairstyling industry.


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