Real Numbers
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Hard Decisions
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Unfiltered
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Vulnerable
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Real Numbers • Hard Decisions • Unfiltered • Vulnerable •
After the last client leaves, the most honest conversations begin.
After the Last Client is an unfiltered video series diving into the stories behind some of the most successful stylists and salon owners in the industry. No fluff. Just the real numbers, the hard decisions, and the moments that actually built their businesses.
Britt sits down with the people redefining what's possible in this industry and asks the questions nobody else is willing to ask.
EPISODES
Most salons weren't built with every child in mind. Angelica "Jelly" Robinson is changing that.
Twenty years. 60 employees. Nearly 7,000 guests served in a single year. Katelyn Corrado didn't just build a salon, she built a legacy.
Most stylists are told not to specialize too soon. Makenna Young did it anyway and built a six-figure business with a 400+ person waitlist around her own signature specialty, “Ocean Dipped Hair”.
Andrea Henty doesn't follow trends, she sets them. As the CEO of two thriving beauty brands, her commitment to excellence has made her one of the most distinctive voices in the industry.
Caitlin Carnahan built a multiple six-figure business without a single viral post, a posting schedule, or an Instagram strategy. Just consistency, reputation, and a client experience worth talking about.
I Changed My Salon From Booth Rental To Employee-Based
- Kimber Chapman
Kimber Chapman built a multiple six-figure business without a single viral post, a posting schedule, or an Instagram strategy. Just consistency, reputation, and a client experience worth talking about.
I've Scaled In A Studio Suite As A Hair Loss Specialist
- Rachel Snyder
Rachel Snyder built a multiple six-figure extension business by serving a client most stylists overlook, refusing to commit to a single method, and proving that true scalability is possible inside a single suite. In this episode Britt sits down with Rachel to find out exactly how she did it.
700,000 followers and a name everyone knows. In this episode Britt sits down with Carly to talk about the reality of life as a digital educator, what it actually takes to sustain an audience that size, and the parts of the job that never make it to the feed.
