What do tip for salon services?
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What is a normal tip for services?\n\nA tip should typically fall within the 15% to 20% range.  (This is before tax is added.)\n\nAre there circumstances when you should tip more than 15% to 20%?      \n\nIf the service provider either did something out of the ordinary or did something that took a great deal of time (such as major make-overs, color correction, etc.) you might want to consider leaving a larger tip.\n\nWho else should you tip other than the person who performs the service?\n\nAt a salon, you should tip the person who shampoos your hair ($5) and the person who blow dries your hair other than the stylist ($10).  It is not necessary to tip the receptionist or someone who brings you a drink
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You usually tip for a service when you like it. \n\nIf you are satisfied with the job done - grooming your dog, you could do that. On contrary, not giving tip it is a way to express your dissatisfaction. \n\nAlso people tent to remember you tipping them, so next time they will pay more attention to your requests and needs. \n\nDo so and thing that the person receiving the tip, has needs and wills as all of us. Your tip would make him happy.
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15-20 % of the service. So if it's a $70.00 massage I tip $15.00. Good enough, even though it is an expensive service, we rely on tips to add to our living $.\nT=o\nI=nsure\nP=rompt\nS=ervice\n\nBetter to serve you next time, give a proper tip!
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Agreed!\nI only tip when the service is good, usually the standard 15% of the bill.
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yes, if the barber was polite and focused on giving you the cut that you desire i think it is appropriate to give them a little tip. it shows that you have some class. lets say the cut cost you 12.99 and the barber gave you excellent customer service plus the cut you desired I would give him a twenty and tell him to keep the change. It isnt often that he gets a tip that big. You will put a smile on his face and will be remembered the next time. However if you just cannot afford to tip at least give a kind remark.
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United States\n\n\nRestaurant bills usually don't include service charges, although some establishments may include them for large parties -- usually six people or more. For good service, it is customary to tip 15 to 20 percent. Bellhops and porters usually receive $1 to $2 per bag -- more if your bags are heavy.\n\n\n Taxi drivers are tipped 10 to 15 percent of the fare.
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Of course.  The wage they earn has no bearing on tipping whatsoever.  If someone gives good service, they deserve a tip.  I tip my hairdresser whenever she cuts my hair, and she earns much more than minimum wage.  It's my way of saying "thank you" to her for doing a great job.
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find a skilled hair dresser and call them,first. ( some are just after your money so dont show up at thier salon too soon). I use something called Doo Gro and it works like crazy!  good luck!
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Go to a salon to have a pedicure and when they see your extra toe nail just ask them, "Is this going to be extra?"
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I just did an economic study on this one...outside of general good service...\n\nIntroduce yourself BY NAME.\n\nWrite "Thanks, [your name]" on the check near the total of the bill.  In casual dining, a happy face helps!\n\nListen to your customers.  For some, be the life of the party.  For others, be calm, efficient, and polite.\n\n"Sell up".  Get the extra salad, drink, glass of wine, appetizer.\n\nExpensive restaurants will result in larger tips.  But sometimes that will be offset by fewer hours.  However, fine dining is still pays the most overall.
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manage a beauty salon
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Ideally, what you need to do is think of yourself as a salesman.  Know as much about the business before going in as you can, so you can speak knowledgeably.\n\nRemember, in the back of their mind, the most important question is, 'What's in it for me?'  But, the answer to that is almost always more complex than $$.  Unless your designs are a runaway hit, they can't expect a huge cash influx, anyway.  What you offer (hopefully) is something to complement the salon experience for their customers.  Something that matches their customer's style.  \n\nAND, ideally, your work will visually enhance the decor of the salon, as well!  This may actually be your biggest hurdle; or, if you can creatively overcome it, your biggest strength!  How will your fashions be displayed in their space?  Have some ideas before you go in, but don't be afraid to ask the owner/manager if he/she has any ideas on how your creations could enhance the visual experience for their customers.\n\nI tried to cram a lot of thought into a quickly-typed response; feel free to contact me directly if you'd like to converse more.  Good luck!
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tip if it was excellent service
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Make the people feel important (I waited tables before).\n\nRemember what they usually order to drink when they are repeat customers, and have their table ready when they walk in the door (you watch the parking lot for people you know, if possible, or watch when they come in.\n\nMake sure you leave one table not cleaned, so that people can see that a tip is on that table.  That way, they see that tipping is expected (even if you have to put an empty drink on a table and throw your own money on the table next to the glass).\n\nBeing charming helps a lot.  Women get better tips than guys, just because they are female.
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um... call fashion salons. Or call hair salons. wait call both.
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Depending on your budget, the best way is to advertise.  You can see about putting up brochures at local gyms, hair salons, nail salons.  See if you can develop relationships with alternative medicine providers or yoga studious or maybe country clubs or fitness centers where you can come in once a week and do massage at their location, and give them a piece of the action.\n\nYou can also give out trial massages - free 15 minute massage and maybe give free massage to people who refer you customers.  \n\nGood luck.
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first, find a salon location to rent out. then you will need to decide how many and what types of beds you want - locate a lotion distributor to offer lotions in your salon for your clients, buy towels and other necessary items, promote your business with an ad or coupon offers in your local papers and flyers, and open. \nGood luck!