Professional hair-dresser in Jyvaskyla

Jasmin01 · Post by **Jasmin01** » Fri Aug 05, 2011 12:31 pm

hello every one ,
I am a student in University of Jyvaskyla i am a professional hair-dresser and make up artist, i am looking for a part time job in this field so if anyone knows someone hiring or needs any of the following to be done at their home i am available :

Hand and Nails :
- For weak nails, never grow long,
- Permanent or Temporary Long nails ( Acrylic and gel , mix job or just artificial nail)
- Nail polish with amazing designs
- Manicure, Pedicure

Hair and head:
- For short hair that needs to make it Longer or thin hair that needs a thicker amount of hair ( Hair Extension)
- Eyelashes need to be longer and more beautiful permanently or temporarily
- Haircut
- Hairdressing
- Highlights, Low-lights, Meche , dye ( hair chemical)
- Weak hair fortifying
- Straightening curly hair permanently or temporarily
- Making straight hair curly permanently or temporarily
- Professional make-up
- Plucking eyebrows and styling them
- Removing facial hair by traditional string

Body:
- Wax ( the whole Body )

Email : hsnnsh@yahoo.com
I am looking forward for your interests,
Cheers,
-H

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hopenray · Post by **hopenray** » Sat Aug 06, 2011 11:25 am

How much do you charge for a hair cut and where about in Jyvaskyla are you practising?

Jasmin01 · Post by **Jasmin01** » Sat Aug 06, 2011 12:21 pm

HI
Thank you for your email and post. The hair cut for men if it is just trimming will cost 12 e , and styling hair cut 15 e, for women it is 15 e and very fancy hairstyles 20e. I can come to any any neighborhood in Jyvaskyla with my tools. Please let me know if you have any other questions

have a good Saturday,
-H

Jasmin01 · Post by **Jasmin01** » Sat Aug 06, 2011 1:47 pm

A friend reminded me that i 've forgotten to mention that as i said i am a pro in my job , i have 7 different certificates and a license for being a beautician . i have worked for 3 years in this field but my problem in Finland is that they tend to hire Finnish speaking employee.

Karhunkoski · Post by **Karhunkoski** » Sat Aug 06, 2011 2:51 pm

Do you have insurance? E.g. In case you spill a chemical in someone's eyes..

Jasmin01 · Post by **Jasmin01** » Sat Aug 06, 2011 4:23 pm

wow i don't have that kind of insurance but maybe i should apply for that if you guys help where to find that , but that s a scarce accident , and i think that is not something that can be solved by insurance money ! that is a matter of someone's health

!! never happened and hope never happens in future cause that's a lame amateur accident !

Karhunkoski · Post by **Karhunkoski** » Sat Aug 06, 2011 5:14 pm

Yup that's a scarce incident, but so is crashing your car.

But seriously, having the correct insurance is as much for your protection as the customer's. A customer might have a bad reaction to a hair chemical, and all their hair falls out. Maybe your hand slips and they lose a piece of ear. Liability insurance for you might be a good idea

however unlikely the risk.....

(I won't let you anywhere near my hair unless you are insured

)

Jasmin01 · Post by **Jasmin01** » Sat Aug 06, 2011 5:41 pm

yeah thats a good idea as i said i ll look for that especially b/c i heard i can also hire a chair in hair-salon so it ll be necessary.

hehe ok i wont touch your head , and will wait till i have my insurance and will do something wrong by purpose so that you can go claim for the insurance

you sound very Finnish to me have a good evening

Susie · Post by **Susie** » Wed Aug 24, 2011 7:39 pm

Hi!
I too am an English (only English) speaking hairdresser. I just moved to Tampere were my fiance is attending University. I am hoping to work in the field here. How did you end up finding a job and how is it working out? I have gone into a couple of shops and they didn't seem too interested, as I do not speak Finnish. Is there any market for a native English speaking hairdresser?

Please, any information would help!

Thanks
Susie

Jasmin01 · Post by **Jasmin01** » Wed Aug 24, 2011 10:54 pm

Hi susie ,
Unfortunately i don't have any good news in this case

I am not sure about the case in tampere , but in Jyvaskyla which is smaller than tampere and more multicultural and everyone is able to speak English, it is very hard to have an opportunity to find a job at all , i am working for my friends right now at school and everyone i know, cauz i started with really cheap price and at least they are going to be my permanent clients but still not a huge progress . I love this job and it s not only a job for me , can be hobby too , so in all , the only thing i can tell you is to start getting to know people and tell them personally.
hope you be more successful than me

if you found a way for this matter getting better , please let me know too.
cheers,
-H

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