The Beauty School Lie Nobody Wants to Admit with Carla Jones

The beauty industry is facing one of its biggest educational shakeups in decades. Carla Jones joins us to unpack the facts behind the Do No Harm Bill, Title IV funding, gainful employment requirements, student outcomes, salon culture, and the future of beauty education. This isn't fear-mongering—it's a candid conversation about accountability, opportunity, and what schools, students, and salon owners need to do moving forward. For more follow Carla on Instagram @iamcarlajones and on TikTok @iam.carlajones Beauty School Reform, Cosmetology School, Do No Harm Bill, Beauty Industry News, Hairdresser Podcast, Salon Industry, Hairstylist Education, Beauty School Truth, Cosmetology Career, Salon Owner, Hair Industry, Beauty School Accreditation, Career Readiness, Hairdresser Business, Beauty Industry Podcast 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.

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