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Haircuts in Foreign Countries: Making Sure You Get the Style You Want!

Posted by Justin Trombetti on May 09, 2014

When traveling abroad, sometimes a haircut is inevitable. Many world travelers even like to “collect” haircuts in the various countries they visit. This may be easy to accomplish in English-speaking countries, but what do you do when you don’t speak the language? Bring a friend If you have a friend or relative who speaks the language (fluently or not) they can help you communicate with the stylist to make sure you get what you want. Use translation tools Using a dictionary or online translation sites before you go can be a major help. Be sure you know words like “haircut,”...

5 Tips to Improve your Shampoo Technique

Posted by Justin Trombetti on March 07, 2014

You think you’ve got it all down when it comes to washing your hair, right? You’ve been doing it forever, so you must have mastered your technique! Everyone’s hair is different, so there’s no absolute best way to shampoo, but try out the following tips to see if you can take your hair-washing skills to the next level. Don’t use scalding-hot water! Luke warm water is the best for washing your hair since it’s not so hot that it will dry out your hair and scalp. Most hair does best when it’s not shampooed every day. Doing this lets the...

Removing Tape-In Extensions

Posted by Justin Trombetti on January 10, 2014

Tape-in extensions are truly one of the most revolutionary developments in hair extensions. Clients and stylists alike love the quick and seamless way they install, and how easy they are to maintain. In fact, Tape-In extensions have been one of our best selling hair extension methods since they first launched! Still, from time to time we get questions about the best techniques for removing Tape-In extensions and how to squeeze some extra life out of them. Remember that, as a stylist, you can empower your clients with this knowledge, whether it’s in the consultation or during the actual visit. Here...

Moisturizing Your Hair: Winter Tips

Posted by Justin Trombetti on November 22, 2013

Just because it’s 10 degrees below zero, fashion and style don’t have to take a back seat. Your hair can still look beautiful and healthy if you take some extra steps to protect it. It’s important to keep your hair moisturized and healthy. Heaters can dry out the air and leave your hair thirsty and brittle. Use moisturizing shampoos and conditioners that don’t contain sulfates. You can also try coconut and argan oils to revitalize dry ends. Make sure to keep your hair clean, though. If you try to moisturize dirty hair, the moisture cannot enter the inner cortex of...

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