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GET THE<br />

CONVERSATION<br />

STARTED<br />

Recommending products for hair loss and<br />

thinning is all well and good, but making a<br />

client feel comfortable enough with you to<br />

raise their concerns in the first place is where<br />

you need to start. Here are some helpful<br />

conversation starters for you to use when<br />

talking to your clients, opening the way for you<br />

to discuss the benefits of Tea Tree Scalp Care<br />

without awkward moments…<br />

REMEMBER YOU ARE<br />

THE EXPERT<br />

Guide clients as to what would be best<br />

suited to their hair. What are they looking<br />

to achieve? For example, explain how the<br />

Scalp Care Tonic twice-daily spray creates<br />

an optimal scalp environment for thicker,<br />

stronger and fuller hair.<br />

YOU HAVE YOUR CLIENT’S<br />

TRUST – ASK THE RIGHT<br />

QUESTIONS<br />

Ask them: What are you looking to<br />

achieve with your hair? What are your<br />

hair concerns? What problems are you<br />

looking to solve? What is your daily hair<br />

routine at home? Are you looking for<br />

more body and volume?<br />

LISTEN TO THE ANSWERS<br />

This will guide you how to help solve<br />

individual client’s problems. Listen for<br />

phrases such as ‘thinning hair,’ ‘hair<br />

loss,’ ‘limp,’ ‘fine,’ ‘breakage/breaking,’<br />

‘dry scalp’ and ‘not enough volume’.<br />

*When using the three-step Scalp Care Anti-Thinning product regimen. Based on an eight-week<br />

clinical study on 28 people conducted in an independent laboratory. Results may vary.<br />

TEA TREE SCALP CARE BY PAUL MITCHELL IS AVAILABLE EXCLUSIVELY THROUGH SALON SUCCESS.<br />

TO FIND OUT MORE, CALL 0845 659 0011 OR VISIT SALON-SUCCESS.CO.<strong>UK</strong>/TEATREE

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