Hair Stylist Assistant

Hair Stylist Assistant Success Stories [2024]

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Updated: September 25th, 2024

Want to immerse yourself in the world of hairstyling without needing a full cosmetology license? Consider becoming a Hair Stylist Assistant. As a Hair Stylist Assistant, you support professional stylists by prepping clients, scheduling appointments, managing supplies, and maintaining a clean work environment.

This role demands excellent organizational skills and a knack for customer service, making it a compelling option for those who enjoy a dynamic, hands-on job. The beauty industry is ripe with opportunities, and starting as a Hair Stylist Assistant can be a foot in the door for a long-term career.

Whether you aim to advance into a stylist role yourself or simply enjoy being around talented professionals, this position offers valuable experience and insight. Plus, you get to work in a creative, ever-evolving environment. Perfect for go-getters interested in beauty without a large upfront investment.

In this list, you'll find real-world hair stylist assistant success stories and very profitable examples of starting a hair stylist assistant that makes money.

1. Hair Fetish ($84K/year)

Diane German, the founder of Hair Fetish LLC, had a passion for hairstyling from a young age. She started styling her friends and family and eventually opened her own salon. In 2011, she launched Hair Fetish and in 2012 added the product line Agape Fetish. Through determination and perseverance, Diane has built a reputable business that has made over 90k in 2020.

How much money it makes: $84K/year
How much did it cost to start: $1.5K
How many people on the team: 1

How I Started A $7K/Month Styling Services Business And A Hair Products Brand

This case study follows Diane German, founder of Hair Fetish LLC, who has built a successful styling service and hair product business with over $90k in revenue, and plans to expand to an organic hair care line, despite experiencing setbacks and failures along the way.

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