Hi, I’m Giang.

I still remember the days when I was working 6–7 days behind the chair, feeling exhausted, and wondering:

“Why am I working this hard… but still not making the money I want?”

I would scroll social media and see other salons looking so busy and successful,
while I felt like I was always chasing clients, undercharging, and one bad month away from stress about rent.

And if you’re reading this… I believe you might feel the same way too.

Here are the things I felt every single day:

❌ Empty chairs and inconsistent income
One week I was fully booked… the next week, crickets.

❌ Scared to raise my prices
Some clients would bargain or compare me to cheaper salons, and I felt guilty asking for my worth.

❌ Team problems and drama
I’d finally train someone… and then they’d quit or go freelance.
The salon vibe felt heavy and unpredictable.

❌ Burnout and no freedom
I couldn’t take a real holiday because everything depended on me.
I didn’t feel like a salon owner—I felt like an employee in my own business.

❌ Marketing that felt like shouting into the void
I posted on Instagram, spent money on ads, but barely got new clients.

❌ Clients who disappear
No matter how hard I worked, some would ghost me, not rebook, or run to a cheaper stylist.

❌ Money stress that never stops
I’d make money… and watch it go straight to bills, staff wages, and products.
I never felt truly in control.