My friend recently ( 2018) took over running the family barber shop founded by his dad in 1958. He still says that he appreciates his dad even more now. Being a barber is one thing. Being a barber and running your shop makes you step up. When he tells his dad that it's not as easy as he thought, dad laughs. But you learn and do it better. Great video. All those tips are on the point.

This man understands the game and knows exactly what he’s talking about

Solid tips thank you 🙏🏾

Excellent content, exactly what I'm looking for, this sort of information. I am doing some building work and one of the projects is to set up a barbershop and rent out the chairs. Thanks buddy, very knowledgeable.

Straight up kept it 100% thank you for the knowledge.

Very useful advice, thank you!

💎💎💎 thank u for the game and wisdom!🙌🙏💯

great tips !!!

Great advice and amazing content all true facts and it just came up I’m going to be a barbershop 💈 owner soon and I’m looking for everything I can to help me make a successful business and I’m a licensed professional barber.BLESSINGS

I like your background 👍

Thank you Sir sharing your views

I'm struggling trying to find barbers . I have 1 guy he is great . It's just me and him . We do good with our clientele. But you are right. Where can I get some good products for wholesale. But I need Barbers.

Im 15 right now and my career goal is to become a successful barber shop owner or a famous youtuber i can do both but im really looking towards to becoming a successful barber becuase its a real job i dont have any experiance cutting hair yet but hopefully i can learn soon

Don’t recommend commission barbershops to anyone unless theirs a cap of like 300-400 a week no matter how much you make a year….so if the owner wants to charge you 30-40 percent & your paying more than that a week, feel bad for you. The owner on the other hand is jumping like a LEPRECHAUN 🍀. Otherwise your paying way to much over the years. Once your paying 1600 a month it’s crazy, you yourself will be paying half if not more of the rent. Some owners want the money daily just so you won’t notice.

Dope video fam. I'm a fairly new barber shop owner, I'm about to have to do my first rent increase. How do I have that talk with the barbers? Is it best to talk as a group or pull each one to the side and talk 1 on 1 etc?

Running a barbershop is a headache unless you own the building and the location is prime.

So do you collect your money from the barbers every week or month?

great info

Sounds like a lot of stress dealing with barbers drama. I rather open up my own barbershop thats cheap rent and just run it myself.

Thx alot bro

What happens if a chair rental employe takes a walk in client do they keep profit or split it with shop owner

Jay, Could you make a video giving advice to someone who is looking to open a barbershop who doesn't intend to be there all day? I would like to open one as an additional business. Can it be done? I'm not a barber.

For commission basis, will the barber be an employee if that's the case? If so, do you provide benefits like medical insurance, dental etc?

Hi how can i get training in this institution as am interested?

Are these, weekly, bi-weekly or monthly prices???

Damn in what city are they charging $200 for rent? I guess I’m in the wrong hood. Over here it’s 125-150

I DONT want commission but I'm not there in growth yet

Yeah, I know as a shop owner about the classification of workers and whether they are employees or booth renters. But, I have never understood how your shop is going to make it if the barbers are so independent minded that they feel they can just be in and out of the shop all day! Especially if the shop is all walk in like mine. You are never going to grow the business like that. Yours or theirs. They have to be willing to be there most of the time from opening in the morning until you close the shop. Or about 7 hrs. anyway if your working shifts. Unless they are part time of course. Of course having them as employees would fix this, but who can afford to match social security and all that's involved in that when you are not in an affluent area where you can get $30 for a haircut. I know from being in business that customers get really ticked off when they come by a few times and can never find their barber. So even booth renters somehow need to understand they need to be there during business hours, especially if they are not doing appointments. I would not be able to afford "employees" yet I cant have barbers breezing in and out all day at their whim.

Do you need a barber license to open a barbershop in Texas ? If so is there a way around that if you don’t have one besides getting one

Man I gotta boss taking 60 percent isn’t that crazy ?

But how do you find the barbers

How is 200/week for a chair with 10 filled chairs not enough?

200-500 monthly right???

$200 a chair per day?

I think 70 percent is good for a barber

Helo sir

300/week he doesn’t mean a month.

You cant be a barbershop owner if your not a barber good tip 👌

Have a email?