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10 Ways to Annoy a Hairstylist

When you find an awesome stylist, you want to hold on to them. That means not annoying them. Here are 10 things people do to annoy their stylists.

How Much Should You Tip Your Hairdresser?

Have a hair appointment soon? Make sure you know the proper tipping etiquette for hairdressers, such as if a tip is expected and how much to tip.

What Hair Stylists Wish You Knew

They’re the soldiers with scissors, the deities of dying, and the architects of amazing ‘dos. They’re your hair stylist, and they have some things they really want you, the customer, to know about their job.

4 Life-Changing Short Hairstyles Every Woman Over 50 Should Try To Look 10 Years Younger

Discover why women over 50 should try new short hair styles such as a layered pixie cut or a curly bob for a younger-looking appearance, on SheFinds.

Hair salon etiquette: What if I hate my haircut?

What should you do if you hate your haircut? How much should you tip for a bangs trim? Hair professionals weigh in on top questions.

10 No-Fuss, “It” Girl-Approved Hairstyles for Short Hair

What to Eat for Healthy Hair and Nails

Check out which foods contain nutrients that help you look—and feel—better

Tips for Construction Contractors Wishing to Increase Their Bonding Capacity

Contractors are often not aware or not informed enough about construction bond limits or how to increase it, but these four tips can help

4 Natural Disaster Preparedness Tips for Construction Contractors

Planning ahead can be the difference between mayhem and calamity or safety and security for your projects, employees and business

Self-funded Health Benefits for Large Construction Contractors

Providing self-funded health benefits to a hourly and geographically dispersed workforce requires a unique approach that integrates enrollment, ongoing eligibility management, premium collection and compliance. Self-funding has many positives, such as reducing...

What Are the Most Flexible Business Loans for Construction Contractors?

Construction contractors face unique challenges when operating their businesses. In a lot of cases, construction contractors need the working capital to purchase supplies, equipment, and pay a labor force to sustain handle multiple jobs that they are working on while waiting to get paid on those jobs. Finding flexible working capital business loans are essential …

Can A Construction Contractor Email Notice of a Claim? Maybe!

A few years ago, I did a post on whether a digital signature in a construction contract was valid. Given the regularity by which parties now...

Tipping Guidelines For Non-Restaurant Services

Tipping etiquette outside of restaurant can feel like a gray area. These guidelines will help.

14 Common Scheduling Mistakes Construction Contractors Make that Impact Credibility in Court

Contractors should pay great attention to the scheduling process and avoid many of the common mistakes that can lead to a loss of credibility on the project

Construction Contractors Must Remove Poor Performers to Increase Bottom Line

Re-evalute your construction crews and remove any poor performers who are bringing down their co-workers, you company and your bottom line

Construction Contractors Who Think Big Make Things Happen

Five steps to follow to think big and gain an edge over the competition

Website Connects Construction Contractors Looking to Find or Dispose of Extra Jobsite Materials

Contractors who are too long or too short on jobsite materials can use Material Tracker to connect with other contractors looking for extra or looking to unload extra materials such as dirt, sand, gravel and more

Sales Tax Implications to Consider in the Construction Contractor Bidding Process

This is part two of a four-part series that will provide insight into sales tax and the bidding process for construction contractors.

What's the Difference Between a Restaurant Service Fee and a Tip?

Nowadays, it seems that U.S. consumers are being asked to shell out more in tips and service charges than ever before. But is there a difference between the two?

Four Techniques to Help Construction Contractors Prevent Over-processing

Reducing over-processing -- applying more resources than are required, needed or requested -- is a great way for contractors to move towards leaner, more profitable construction