I swear, he scrolled through pics for so long that I started trimming the air just to keep busy.
I've been trying to make my barbershop more eco-friendly, and I'm stuck on what to do with all the hair we cut off. I heard that hair can be composted because it breaks down and adds nutrients. But in practice, collecting it without getting bits of plastic or other trash mixed in seems tough. Also, I worry about smells or if clients will think it's odd. Has anyone here actually set up a composting system for their clippings? What kind of bins or methods did you use to keep it clean? I'd really appreciate hearing from folks who've tried this or have other green ideas for waste.
I used to just toss my clippers and combs wherever after each cut, and it was chaos. But a few weeks ago, I started putting everything back in its place right away, and now I'm not wasting time looking for stuff between clients. Has anyone else found that a simple routine change like this boosted their day?
On one hand, loud music can annoy neighbors, but on the other, it sets the vibe for clients. I heard they might cap it at 85 decibels. What's your take?
Noticed more guys asking for razor shaves but getting irritation. I played with the blade gap on my shaver and found a sweet spot that cuts close without redness. Anyone else tweak their tools for sensitive skin?