Natalie Estelle Schepis (maiden name, Christou) was born on October 12, 1983. She is the eldest daughter to Victor and Helen Christou and has a younger sister, Stacey. She grew up in Thomastown and went to St. Monica’s College in Epping where she met her high school sweet heart, Robert. They got married at 22 and have two young children, Jacob and Alyssa.
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Are you an aspiring hairdresser, confused about how your business will have a higher reach on social media? How to be able to make loyal customers? Do you want to learn how to handle your rapidly growing business? Was it too quick to open another branch? Well, Natalie Estelle Schepis has the answers to all your questions. This book will tell you all the DO’s and DON’TS of a hairdressing business. So, don’t wait any longer and grab your copy today to learn more!
Ebook 9.99Paperback 19.99 Hardcover 24.99Audio Book
”I have been working as a hairdresser for the past one year, and I just provided home to home services, with my customers increasing it has been so hard to keep up. I am just halfway through this book and I am already preparing to convert my second room into a small hairdressing setup. I highly recommend this book to anyone who is confused about how to expand their business. It has helped me a lot
J. TaylorCollege Student
”What a helpful book, everything has been explained so simply by Natalie. Amazing! A must-read for any young aspiring entrepreneur.
Rebecca J. MarinHR assistant
”Not everyone shares what mistakes they made with the world, and I love how Natalie has learned from her mistakes she made with her business and shared it in the book for beginners and her readers to learn. I have 27 years of experience in the industry, and your book has also taught me a lot of new things. Good work!
Stephanie S. ThomasHairdresser
”Becoming a mother of twins at a young age, I just focused on my family and completely put my passion of becoming a hairdresser aside. I have just started practicing hairdressing on my family and friends, and everyone already loves it. Before reading this book, I was so confused on how to start working as a professional hairdresser, but now I am so glad I have this to read and learn from. I highly recommend it to anyone how wants to be guided on the do's and don'ts of hairdressing profession.
Evelyn G. TorresMother & Practicing Hairdresser
