do you tip the hairstlylist if she owns the place? or just tip her workers if you have them work for you?
374271
I was told by a hairstylist friend of mine that if they are the owner a tip is not required. If the stylist is renting the booth, you should tip them because they don't make a lot of profit. But honestly, how do you know who the owner is and who is reinting a booth?
701872
Well,I do but when you really think about it,it depends,because you know they get paid doing that so some people don't leave tips but some of them get paid but just a lil bit so people leave a tip just for extra it just depends if you want to leave tips or not for some sort of reason.
630120
You need to find out if gratuity was already added in. Most spa salons already add it into their pacakges. If it has I always add a little more depending on the type of service, was it good?, would you go back, was she/he nice so on and so fourth. I am a hairdresser and work in a salon and 20 % is always nice.
814750
Ignore them Sweety; if you wanna make money! You can tell 1 or 2, at most, that you can't there are others who need you also! You can also say, "these guys are bigger tippers!" You have to decide what's more important being waitress #1 or dollars! Good luck Sweety! I'm probably gonna regret saying this <shrug>\n\nhttp://www.willyblues.com/
833334
I agree to a point. But, with people's wages dependent upon tips for a decent/living wage it would be very insensitive to voice your disapproval for the entire system by poorly tipping, as the waitress has nothing to do with the system, she is merely trying to pay her bills just like the rest of us. Personally, I am a generous tipper on purpose because I try to follow the golden rule--treat others the way I would want to be treated. With that said, I am only a generous tipper if the person truely gave great service and if they give poor service I also lower my tip. I get irritated when people tip everyone the same rate, regardless of how the service was--that best the point of tipping. The tip should reflect your level of satisfaction with the service. Otherwise, why should the waitress give you good service if everyone routinely tips the same. Last, I always tip bartenders very well, even when I am getting a glass of water--reason being...they give you a drink, you tip, you tip well and they'll give you progressively better service throughout the night. Stronger drinks, quicker service etc...Now that makes sense to tip more.
1104364
I should think they're both on about minimum wage.  Tips would depend on how good you are!
199837
I've never been a server or waitress but, I feel that regardless of how much in tips they make, they should get minimum wage. They work just as hard as anyone else. As for the tips, they have to earn them. Just think of a slow night and little or no tips...she walks away with what, 20 bucks for working 8 hours on her feet. I think there should be a change in this, everyone should get nothing less than minimum wage regardless of their occupation.
122412
YES! YES! YES! YES! YES! YES!\n\nTips are not only accepted but also expected!\n\nYou are "suppose" to tip anyone who provides you with a service.\n\nMy suggestion is; \n\nup to  $5 ...... $1\n$5.01 - $10 .....$2\n10,01 - 15........3\n15,01 - 20........4\n20.01 - 25........5
218368
Yes I think they should, even though they get tips. If they can't get min wage they should take away Tip Share!\n\nI over tip too!! the other day I gave a girl an $8 tip for a $4 order at Sonic Drive In!! She was the best!!
228513
I tip movers and when I get my pizza you bet I tip the guy/gal who brings it. In fact I tip my hairdresser, my manicurist, my esthetician (the gal who does my eyebrows), the valet... Maybe you're not hanging out with the right kind of people ;-)
545908
Having worked in a 5-Star hotel, here are my suggestions:\n\n1.  The valets at most hotels make close to minimum wage since they are considered tipped employees.  They rely on tips for the majority of their income, therefore they usually do their best to make a good impression and do their jobs well. Stealing is very rare and if that should happen, report it immediately. Normal tips range from $2 to $5, but I have seen much higher than that, especially if extraordinary service is rendered.  \n\n2.  If a valet is not nice, polite or courteous, you do not have to tip, but you should also speak to a supervisor while you're there to inform him/her of the behavior so that it will be dealt with. If no one complains about bad behavior, it will never be changed.\n\nJust remember - they are paid very little and tips really do matter to them. If they do a good job, give them a tip. Some have families at home - others are going through school. But they are usually very busy and work hard for those tips!
810582
Ok, I want to know what state you people live in.  I live in California and EVERYONE gets at least the minimum wage of $6.75 an hour (even waitresses) and then they get tips on top of that.  I know because I used to be a waitress in an Italian restraunt.  And in January, minimum wage is going up to $7 something an hr.  So dude, I have to agree with you.  Tips were just an extra bonus for me.  I don't see why we need to tip here in Cali.  Service sucks, it is expensive AND the waitresses get paid better than anywhere already.  So if there are any waitresses complaining about their $2 an hour, move to Cali and get treated with better pay.  No one gets a measly $2 an hour here.  Is that even legal?  Sad.
1093928
I've never been to one, but I would think that they're like hair salons. I tip my hairstylist.
1041727
Yup...that happened to me a few times at my old salon. \nMy advice: Find a new salon that appreciates the business you bring them and your good tip! \nI did.\n\nGood luck :)
609957
Ah, I think you may have got the wrong idea there.  They don't GIVE the tips, they RECEIVE them.  Or rather the waiters do.\n\nWere you asking whether waiters who work in five-star restaurants receive good tips?  I should think so.  Even if people use the 15% rule (and many go further), the more expensive the dinner, the bigger the tip.  If you give superior service, which you should in a high-class restaurant, you should get more like 20%.
1060984
i've asked many waitresses out it's not unprofessional unless you are her boss. just ask......never hurts to try. but realize she gets asked all the time by others.
891609
Give a women a job, and the job gets done !\n\nhahaha!!!!!!