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Hair dryers are standard equipment that lets you finish your clients looks. Here’s how salon owner Pekela Riley discovered a way to reduce service time and elevate client satisfaction with a dryer that delivers results, has a sleek polished look and offers the health benefit of being light weight.
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“At Ulta, texture isn’t just taught, but it’s also a priority,” Ulta Beauty Pro Team member Pekela Riley says. Here, she shares insights into the different curl types and how to work with each.
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Ouidad Curl Experts Chadwick Pendley and Jessica O’Brien answer your top texture questions.
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In this texture tutorial, educator Sam Villa drop the ends of a section of hair inside a finger diffuser and twists and lift as he elevates so hair is intertwined between the fingers.
Colorado stylist Amy Baugh turns to Hot Tools' new One Step Blowout to give clients with texture the ultimate smooth, salon-quality blowout.
The move strengthens Henkel's professional hair care portfolio with category-leader in fast-growing curly hair segment and adds complementary product range with strong innovation capabilities.
How to work with different textures and shapes using Dyson's Supersonic™ hair dryer Professional edition.
Nadria Brown is a Florida-based curl specialist who educates both her clients and fellow stylists on tips and tricks for maintaining and ehancing their natural texture. Brown reaches for products from DevaCurl to help her achieve the results her clients desire.
Although more than 60 percent of the population has curly, coily or wavy hair, only a fraction of stylists are trained to work with texture. There is only one curl-trainedstylist for every 32,000 curly people, according to DevaCurl, which has trained thousands of stylists at its Academy.
Akeiri Taylor, an Artist Connective member, specializes in all curls.
