Do No Harm Bill: The Truth Beauty Schools Don’t Want You to Hear

The Do No Harm Bill is forcing a long-overdue conversation in the beauty industry—and most people still don’t fully understand what’s at stake. In this episode of Sh!t I Told My Hairdresser, we break down the real impact of the bill on beauty schools, student debt, and career outcomes for hairdressers. From rising tuition costs to low post-graduation income, the numbers don’t lie—and the system is being challenged at a federal level. We go beyond the surface to examine: Why so many cosmetology students struggle financially after graduation The lack of transparency in beauty school outcomes How federal funding is tied to real-world earning potential The growing disconnect between education and actual salon success What accountability should look like in the beauty industry Tell the government what you think! Click the link Regulations.gov Speak your mind! This isn’t about emotion or industry politics—it’s about facts, financial reality, and the future of professional hairdressing. If you’re a stylist, salon owner, or student trying to understand where the industry is headed, this is a conversation you can’t afford to ignore. Follow Dana on TikTok @DNWLuxeHair and in Instagram @DNWLuxehairsalon It’s time to cut through the rhetoric—and start asking better questions. Jason Townsend and Paula Dahlberg pull back the curtain on the beauty industry with unfiltered conversations about salon culture, hairstylist life, toxic work environments, nightmare clients, celebrity encounters, relationships, burnout, and the chaos that happens behind the chair. From hilarious salon horror stories to serious conversations about identity, mental health, beauty standards, and industry politics, Sh!t I Told My Hairdresser says the quiet parts out loud with raw honesty, dark humor, and zero filter. New episodes weekly featuring hairstylists, salon owners, beauty insiders, celebrities, and real stories the industry usually keeps behind closed doors. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.