Your hair has it’s own dance. You explore the rhythm with a hair designer who can define the soul of the hair. Through touching the hair, seeing hair wet and dry and talking to client to explore new possibilities. To change your hair you must look at the whole picture.
Today I foiled with bleach that blew me away. I foiled with bleach with keritan. Keritan having protein to make the hair stronger is counter intuitive to what I understand bleaching to do. Stay tuned for some great stories from our clients.
Looking forward to many beautiful blonding techniques using the bleach with keratin.
Thank you to the great Italian hairdressers for taking natural hair coloring one step further . Flamboyance is a very cool natural concept in hair color. If you are bored with your hair color you must try this .
Spending time with the Fashion Director of Inner Coiffure Vivienne Mackinder was one of the most stimulating experiences of my career.
Her teaching skills are second to no one else of this generation. Razor cutting class was over the top. I spent 16 hours cutting hair in a very groovy urban loft space in NYC.
Why do I go to NYC to educate? The education is over the top.
BJ is headed to NY this week to attend a Cutting Workshop with world renowned Vivienne Mackinder!
“This hands-on workshop with Vivienne Mackinder explores the basic principals of Classic to Avant-garde Hair Cutting, with a look at current trends.”
http://hairdesignertv.com
Love Sally’s work and website. She’s someone I want to follow in the coming months. Sally’s confidence makes me want to take a class with her. She’s good,very good hairdresser and she knows it. Nothing wrong with that!
Sally was interviewed on the Today Show on 6-14. When she was asked about Keritan smoothing treatments she gave them rave reviews. The potential danger is not affecting any of her clients or staff.
I agree with her but I also do all the reseach on the products I use. Keritan by Coppola is what I recommend.
I like Sally am not afraid to voice my opinion.
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Coppola’s Keratin Complex treatment seems to do a great job with little or no odor. Keratin comes from Australian Sheep hair that is emulsified. Applied to the hair it wraps around cuticle to smooth. Hot 450 degree flat-iron seals in structure to the hair. I love this product.
Presence of formaldehyde has agencies issuing alerts about products, but some in the industry insist they are safe.
Added: March 09, 2011
from http://modernsalon.com/Professional-Beauty-Association-Releases-FAQs-on-Keratin-Smoothing-Products/2011-03-09/Article.aspx?oid=1311612
The wide use of professional-use hair smoothing products containing keratin has sparked varying concerns regarding ingredients and questions around potential safety issues. In response to this industry-wide issue and to help educate and inform the industry, the Professional Beauty Association (PBA), the largest national organization of beauty industry professionals, has released a Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) document, which is the industry’s most current, comprehensive and objective report on the keratin smoothing product category. In addition to the FAQs, PBA formally requested that the Cosmetic Ingredient Review (CIR) take up a re-examination of the use of formaldehyde-releasers in cosmetics, and initiate a formal examination of methylene glycol in personal care and beauty products.
PBA is committed to providing relevant information regarding beauty products and services to its members, the industry, and general public. Having first issued information in 2007 regarding these types of products and the possible presence of formaldehyde, PBA’s FAQs will address many questions that beauty professionals, the media, and consumers have regarding this issue. PBA is committed to providing relevant information to our members and the industry at large. As such, the association will continue to actively monitor and report on this issue. For the FAQs and more information and about this issue, please visit: www.probeauty.org/keratin.
“While the Professional Beauty Association does not regulate products, it is imperative for the safety of beauty professionals and consumers that we help to provide accurate information and facts regarding various beauty products and services, such as professional keratin hair smoothing treatments,” states Steve Sleeper, Executive Director of PBA. “It is part of our organization’s mission to educate, advocate and provide resources on critical issues that affect our members and the industry.”
The PBA would like to reiterate the need for manufacturers and distributors of these products to provide stylists and other industry professionals with up-to-date information, training, and education about how to safely apply and handle keratin products.
Some of the FAQs addressed in the report include:
Advice on how to report adverse experiences related to cosmetic and beauty products.
To review the full FAQ, Professional Keratin Hair Smoothing Products, please visit: www.probeauty.org/keratin.
This document is intended only to provide interested parties with helpful information on professional smoothing services only. It is not a substitute for comprehensive training requirements, or to prescribe rules or standards, or to define or create legal rights or obligations. PBA advises confirming with product manufacturers and distributors regarding individual products.
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