So you are wanting to do a big colour over-hall, totally new look? Here are some things you will need to consider 1. How much colour is already in your hair. 2. Your budget, total colour over-halls can be expensive! 3. These things considered, how realistic is it for my hair to look like this over one visit from the hairdresser? While we hairdressers would love to work that miracle for you it can be A LOT more complicated than you think and can take a lot more time than one

I love, love, love curls! Today I was doing the hair of yet another person with curls who hates them, in my experience it is usually because the curl rules were never explained, this time was no different. So hair we go! Most importantly, find a hairdresser (me :-P) who can cut curls, so important as it helps curls sit nicely! For you at home... 1. Hydrating SALON Shampoo & Conditioner -curls need moisture! 2. A fabulous curl creme, RPR Make Me Curly is my fav 3. Shamp

I question I have gotten a bit lately is: "How do I get my hair to look the same as when I leave the hairdressers?" So here's a couple of tips when blow drying your hair: Product: always use the correct product for the purpose, for smoothing use a smoothing product, volume use a volumising product etc. trust me it makes your job a whole lot easier than if you use none or the wrong one! Blow drying: Always remember this: how your hair dries is how your hair will stay! E

Immediately after your wax it’s normal for a little bit of redness and a prickly heat type rash to appear. This should disappear after a few hours and is normally due to a histamine reaction. Because waxing removes the hair at the root, it’s important that you keep the area clean and bacteria free. This means: – No sunbathing for at least 12 hours (have your waxing done at least the day BEFORE you go on holiday) – No swimming in a chlorinated pool for 24 hours – Same for s

O.K so you now have the right shampoo and conditioner for your hair type and you have spent the money, now you need to know to get your moneys worth! It's important to remember you Salon Shampoo and Conditioners are very consentrated so you need far less than your supermarket brands -forget that giant blob of Shampoo you're probably used to! Shampoo: Less is more! An amount the size of a 20c piece is more than enough, use common sense if your hair is short or really fine use

Having the correct Shampoo & Conditioner is super important, it's kind of like the primer. Without it, even if you have a great styling product, you will find it much harder to get your hair the way you want it. You must get a salon brand for a start, using something from the supermarket is more like washing your hair with dishwashing detergent. It has higher quality ingredients, it's more concentrated and it is infinitely more specialised to your hair care needs. Ask yo