Showing posts with label myth. Show all posts
Showing posts with label myth. Show all posts

Saturday, 5 April 2014

Nina's Nails


 Nina's been sprucing up nails this week with an Egyptian theme!
Amazing!

Friday, 28 February 2014

I once heard....

If my hair is greasy, I should stop using Conditioner as it'll only make it worse.....


 

If your hair is greasy it's usually because of an over prodction of sebum (a substance secreated from the tissues of you scalp)  

Continue to use your conditioner, just limit it to the lengths and ends of your hair. If you find after washing your hair it is still greasy it may be suitable to apply a little dry shampoo to the roots. This will absorb any excess moisture. 


Thursday, 20 February 2014

I once heard


'If you always use the same shampoo, eventually it will stop working'



This is a common 'myth' we hear about hair.. Some say your hair gets used to a product and you should change it.

Personally we think if a product has the effect on your hair that you like then stick with it, sometimes your hair may feel drier than usual or damaged; that can happen from time to time from heat, chemical processes, environment and your diet & health.We recommend that this is when you should consider changing your shampoo/conditioner. 

Thursday, 6 February 2014

I once heard....

During Feburary we're going to be exploring the myths about hair! 

I once heard cutting your hair will make it grow faster....


'We'd all like to believe Repunzel is real but sadly the answer is no, it won't increase the speed of your hair growth, nor will tell the roots to grow quicker. What it will do is encourage stronger and healthier hair. A healthy head of hair can often appear longer as there are no damaged, dry or broken ends. The key to long, luscious and healthy hair is a visit to the salon every 8/12 weeks for a trim. In that visit you'll usually get some great hair care tips and a really good shampoo, condition and blow-dry making it definitely worth the trip.'  

photo: Harley (our graduate stylist) by Rebecca Carccio