Haircut routine visual
Our resource theme for February is haircuts, so today we wanted to share a haircut routine visual!
Attached is a template that you can print out and customize yourself, including an example of what the routine could look like.
To download the routine visual as a PDF, click the download button below.
I need a break card
Our tips for getting a haircut included taking breaks as you need them. They suggested using an 'I need a break card'. To download an 'I need a break card', click the download button below.
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