I thought I would post some hairdresser templates for work references and statutory declarations so you get an idea of how they are suppose to be written. These documents are meant as a guide only, I would advise against you writing them word for word as these have been submitted to the TRA and may be held on file. All I ask is you be inventive with your references and reword them in one way or another...
If you would like to see how a work reference should be written click HERE
Statutory Declaration Template
Statutory Declaration
Statutory Declaration
Sam Jones of 10 Downing Street, London W1, do solemly and sincerely declare as follows.
I was employed as a hairdresser by Headworks hair salon between 01/01/1988 to 01/01/ 1991.
I am unable to obtain a reference from the forementioned company as they have ceased trading.
During my employment with the company, I would preform the following duties:
* Consultaion - Discuss what the client what kind of cut and style they would like by going through magazines and colour charts and giving advice on what would suit their particular face shape and skin.
* Cut & Blow dry - I would use scissors and a comb mainly for cutting and trimming their hair, blow drying I would use a hairdryer and various brushes to style the hair.
* Colouring - I use different gowns and towels to protect client from spills and would then apply colour to the hair in either full head, semi permanent or highlights.
* Perms - Using various size rods depending on how curly the the hair should be, if they had colour on their hair or was fine, normal etc, I would choose appropriate perming lotion.
* Straightening - Once hair has been cut and dryed I would use straightners to achieve a smooth and sleek finish to the hair.
Tools and equipment used for everyday tasks are:
Scissors
Thinning scissors
Combs
Brushes
hair dryer
Straightners
Gowns
Clips and Pins
Latex gloves
Towels
Colours
Shampoo
Conditioner
Styling gel / hairspray
Tint brush
Tint bowl
Easi meche
Foils
Peroxide
Bleach powder
Perms
Perm rods
Papers
Cotton wool
Plastic caps
I make this solemn declaration believing the same to be true and by virtue of the statutory declarations act of 1835.
Signed: [ Your Signature ]
Declared at: [Solicitors Address ]
On this day: [Day/Month/Year ]
Before me: [Solicitors Signature ]
You must also have the address of the solicitor entered on this document, Many will have their own company stamp/label which they will imprint on the document. If not you will have to write their address on every document you require to be signed before visiting them.
I was employed as a hairdresser by Headworks hair salon between 01/01/1988 to 01/01/ 1991.
I am unable to obtain a reference from the forementioned company as they have ceased trading.
During my employment with the company, I would preform the following duties:
* Consultaion - Discuss what the client what kind of cut and style they would like by going through magazines and colour charts and giving advice on what would suit their particular face shape and skin.
* Cut & Blow dry - I would use scissors and a comb mainly for cutting and trimming their hair, blow drying I would use a hairdryer and various brushes to style the hair.
* Colouring - I use different gowns and towels to protect client from spills and would then apply colour to the hair in either full head, semi permanent or highlights.
* Perms - Using various size rods depending on how curly the the hair should be, if they had colour on their hair or was fine, normal etc, I would choose appropriate perming lotion.
* Straightening - Once hair has been cut and dryed I would use straightners to achieve a smooth and sleek finish to the hair.
Tools and equipment used for everyday tasks are:
Scissors
Thinning scissors
Combs
Brushes
hair dryer
Straightners
Gowns
Clips and Pins
Latex gloves
Towels
Colours
Shampoo
Conditioner
Styling gel / hairspray
Tint brush
Tint bowl
Easi meche
Foils
Peroxide
Bleach powder
Perms
Perm rods
Papers
Cotton wool
Plastic caps
I make this solemn declaration believing the same to be true and by virtue of the statutory declarations act of 1835.
Signed: [ Your Signature ]
Declared at: [Solicitors Address ]
On this day: [Day/Month/Year ]
Before me: [Solicitors Signature ]
You must also have the address of the solicitor entered on this document, Many will have their own company stamp/label which they will imprint on the document. If not you will have to write their address on every document you require to be signed before visiting them.
