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We hope you will enjoy some of the interesting content we have put together to assist you with your hair goals!
We hope you will enjoy some of the interesting content we have put together to assist you with your hair goals!
Hydrate your hair like you would your skin: Use a conditioning treatment once a week or fortnightly (we can complete this for you!) to keep those strands soft and strong.
UV protection is a must: Products with UV filters built in are your friends, use them and this will stop dryness, colour fade and damage.
The right accessories: Swap tight elastics for soft scrunchies or spiral hair ties - reduce damage and your lengthy locks can stay long.
Get a trim or even go shorter: Regular cuts allow your hair to stay strong. Getting rid of split ends supports your hair, even if you are growing it out. Have a restyle, go shorter, add layers - cool yourself down and freshen up your style.
Blondes beware: If you are experiencing brassiness it might be the sun, or even your sun cream - be sure to cleanse your hair and use a purple shampoo when you see a colour difference. (Come in for a wash with blonde shampoo for £5)
The best combo of all time. If you consistently use heated tools, or like to bathe in the sunshine - then not only will this help reduce damage created by heated tools, but literally protects your hair from UV. This will stop UV from fading your hair colour and locks out humidity. Win win.
How often should I wash my hair?
How do I prevent / get rid of split ends?
What are the most common hair colouring mistakes?
Q1: Once or twice a week is ideal. It helps maintain a healthy scalp and keeps hair oils balanced.
Q2: Getting rid of them completely is tricky, especially if they have travelled further up the hair. We recommend using some hydrating products like Deep or Intense Muk or having a hair cut. Unfortunately prevention is better than a cure in this case. Use the right shampoo/conditioner/hair mask for your hair, always use a heat protection product when using heated tools (including a hair dryer!) be careful when pulling out hair accessories and hair bands, and never ever use a brush on wet hair. Only use a comb or a specifically designed wet-brush.
Q3: The number one colouring mistake that we see is using box colour. I know, I know, we would say this because we are a hair salon - but honestly, with the amount of hair we have seen ruined and have had to fix /nurse back to health, it just isn't worth it. The second mistake we always see is someone with a tone that is wrong for them. Anyone can ask to be a red head, but is the level of red the right one for their skin tone? Is is right for the amount of times they wash their hair? Is is right for the amount of hair growth they achieve? Is it right for the clothing tones they wear?
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