Stylists who want to take care of every guest that comes through their door need to have the technical skills, but also the knowledge that they are prepared to approach any hair fabric.
Working with wavy, curly and coiled textures is fun, creative and an exciting challenge if you don’t have a lot of experience. And one more thing—it’s good for business. Are you thinking about schooling yourself in all things texture? Here’s what you need to know.
There are three non-negotiable steps that must be taken before coloring any texture. Alfaparf Master Artisan and Texture Expert Jeannetta Walker lays them out.
Curls don’t just blithely barrel through the seasons without a care—they’re sensitive to changes in temperatures and atmospheric conditions. That’s why it’s essential to understand various climates and how they affect curls.
As a professional in the beauty industry, you have to learn how to continuously adapt and learn new techniques. More importantly, how to do those techniques and styles on ALL textures of hair. That’s where hands-on education comes in.
British men's grooming brand Daimon Barber is debuting its hairstyling, shaving, and skin care products in the U.S., starting with Ohio-based Charles Penzone Salons.
Whether you’re going from straight to curly with perm rods, flexi rods, or shingling, here are some great tips to keep in mind when achieving this style.
The most water-guzzling activity in the salon after laundry is perming, so we continue our series on the Labor of Laundry with a look at a partnership between Sustain Beauty Co and Curl Cult, this has managed to slash water consumption and reduce waste.
Designed to create a balanced scalp environment, Innersense Organic Beauty's new Harmonic Hair Renew 3-piece collection is holistically formulated to treat hair, skin, and scalp.