Every person has a style She has seen a lot of heads of hair over the years, from the little girl crying over her first haircut to the teen-ager wanting a completely shaved head to the senior citizen wanting just a trim. On Saturday, a mother brought her 6-month old son in for a trim before a family portrait was to be taken. Customers come in and go, just like hairstyles, which makes Schmidt enjoy the job so much, she said. In today's society, both parents work. People just don't have the time anymore.
Time is money.
So we target those people who don't have much time. . . Customers, just like hair, are all different. Schmidt said she can pretty much determine what they want after speaking to them for 30 seconds. Some know everything about their hair, down to their sideburns. Some are real talkative and want to know the gossip, but for some, this is their quiet time.