10/06/2026
I know this might be controversial, especially coming from an educator.
Because yes, when you’re a beginner, your prices shouldn’t be the same as somebody who’s spent 10 years building their reputation.
But they also shouldn’t be so low that you’re attracting clients who only care about price.
One of the biggest mistakes I see new hair extension specialists make is trying to buy bookings with cheap prices.
The problem is, the clients you attract because you’re cheap often aren’t the clients who stay when your prices increase.
Pricing isn’t just about covering your costs.
It’s about positioning.
It’s about communicating value.
It’s about attracting the type of client you actually want to build your business around.
Because trust me, building a clientele full of loyal clients who rebook, refer their friends and respect your expertise is a lot easier than constantly trying to replace price shoppers who leave for the next “deal”.
The goal isn’t to become the cheapest specialist in your area.
The goal is to become the specialist people believe is worth paying for.
If you’re currently unsure what your pricing should look like, DM me the word PRICE and I’ll tell you whether your pricing is attracting the right clients!🤍