I work at a hair salon - there are five types of clients from the helper to the hairdresser - which one are you?

A HAIRDRESSER has revealed the five different types of clients, including the Helper – so which one of the bunch best describes you?

A staff member, who works at Headmasters, in Harrow, North West London, took it to social media to expose the number of clients the beauty workers have to deal with on a daily basis.

According to them, there are five different types of people when it comes to blow-drying their hairCredit: Not known, clear with picture desk

The Helper will do anything to make the employee's day easier — The Helper will do anything to make the employee’s day easierCredit: Not known, clear with picture desk

The hair whizz shared the video on TikTok under the account @headmastersharrow, where the group of hairdressers have amassed more than 376,000 likes.

This time, expert revealed how different people act when it’s time for a chic blow-dry at the end of the appointment – so which group do you belong to?

”Blowdrying clients be like…,” read the text alongside the viral video, which has been viewed over 1.6million times.

First up on the list was someone they had jokingly described as The ”Hairdresser”.

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According to them, this person would snatch the comb out of the stylist’s hands and proceed to work on their own hair in the midst of the session.

Just as dramatic is The Exaggerator – this client would cause a lot of drama whilst the professional’s drying their locks.

Perhaps hit by the intense heat, they would quickly grab the hair and move their head away from the fan.

On the other side of the spectrum was the Helper, who’d try to make the stylist’s day as hassle-free as possible.

In the viral clip, the client leaned back to the max, so the hairdresser would find it easier to blow-dry the wet locks.

The fourth type of salon visitor is someone they’ve dubbed the Nosey One.

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Like the title suggests, the person would turn their head around to see what’s going on in the salon, ultimately making the employee’s work harder.

During their shift, as the video revealed, they’d also sometimes have to deal with the Loud Ones.

Comfortably sat in the chair whilst the person behind them is working on their fresh locks, this type of client would be on their phone chatting their life away.

So, out of the five, which category do you think you best belong to?

One person said: ”oh I couldn’t. I barely breathe so I’m the least amount of work possible.”