Hairdressing vs Sowing for a lady: Which is more lucrative?
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The two businesses are very profitable for any lady to engage in and given this technological and information age, it is highly simple and easy to set yourself up in this business.
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- #23
In my street, I see so many shops that do these businesses thriving and doing well. If I were to advise someone on which one to choose, I would say fashion designing because it is easily scalable even to an international level.
Being a fashion designer is more lucrative for a female especially in this part of the world and location matters a lot, imagine having a tailoring shop near a higher institution , it will surely bring lot of earnings.
In my country, many ladies stitch clothes in order to make money. However, the fact of the matter remains that hair dressing is not a popular profession in here for ladies.
A hairdresser near a higher institution even seems to be more lucrative. You know that female students don't joke with their hairs and would do anything to make it look neat at all times. Clothes can be avoided and skipped entirely but not hair.
Majority of the hairdressers in here are not professionals and they have never learned or pursued a course. They merely learn hairdressing from their peers. Regardless of that, there are a few female hairdressers who tend to work in many rich neighbourhoods.
Does that make it less lucrative? There are some people that are talented on a particular trade and just need a little brushing up which they might get from their friends or family members.
I was talking to a lady today and I told her that hairdressing is a skill that even 8 year olds use to earn money if they are good at it. I think it sells faster than fashion design.
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- #30
I think it depends on personal preference. The one that a person prefers is most likely to work well for the person. I would advise one to enter hair dressing if I am to offer advice..
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- #32
If you have exactly the same number if clients for both trades, you would make more money from hair-dressing because people tend to make hair more often. And guys are now becoming a part of the huge market.
I believe that becoming a hairdresser is more profitable here since more people visit salons to improve their appearance. It likely depends on the location.
Fashion and hair dressing are very excellent businesses. The most lucrative is dependent on the niche of each of the business that a person operates.
