Wella Professional Wella Nioxin

Posted Sunday, November 12, 2023

NIOXIN

Nioxin is a brand that offers a range of hair and scalp treatments for people with thinning hair. The company’s products are designed to promote scalp health and combat thin hair in both women and men. Nioxin’s 3-part system kit is a popular choice for those concerned about thinning hair. Each kit contains a unique blend of three technologies that work together to promote scalp health and combat thin hair.

Wella Professional Ultimate Repair

Posted Saturday, November 11, 2023

Wella Professionals Ultimate Repair

Line is designed to help repair damaged hair. The line consists of four products, each formulated with a patented technology that combines Alpha Hydroxy Acid and Omega-9. The four products are:

Ultimate Repair Shampoo:

A rich cream shampoo that gently and effectively cleanses hair with a luxurious lather. Formulated with Metal Purifier technology, this shampoo detoxifies and rebuilds heat- and bleach-damaged hair inside and out, leaving it looking healthy, shiny, and smooth.

Ultimate Repair Conditioner:

Detangles without weighing hair down, leaving hair soft with a clean, fresh feel and ready for Miracle Hair Rescue.

Miracle Hair Rescue:

A leave-on spray that helps reverse hair damage in 90 seconds. Powered by Alpha-Hydroxy Acid (AHA) and Omega-9, it detangles wet hair and strengthens, smooths, and rebuilds hair inside and out. Transformative results after just one use.

Protective Leave-In:

Offers 5-in-1 protection from breakage, UV damage, heat (up to 230°C/450°F), mechanical damage, and frizz. Straight hair is more sleek, curls are more defined.

The Ultimate Repair line is suitable for all hair types and is designed to reduce breakage by 99%, make hair 12x smoother, and add extra shine.

Please note that while these products are designed to help repair damaged hair, they may not be suitable for all hair types. It's always best to consult with a professional stylist before trying new hair products.

System Professional LuxeBlond by Wella

Posted Wednesday, April 12, 2023

System Professional LuxeBlond Shampoo

 is a product that gently cleanses hair removing build-up and pollution while instantly neutralising brassy and yellow undertones. It is fortified with LipidCode™ Complex and powerful violet pigments, leaving hair soft and manageable with a cool blonde tone. It is formulated to counteract the top issues of lightened hair, LuxeBlond ingredients act on the structure, texture and tone of the hair at once.

System Professional LuxeBlonde is a care range by Wella designed for blonde hair that gives an instant cool blonde and offer up to 99% less breakage, available at CV Hair and Beauty.

System Professional Solar Hair and Body

Posted Saturday, October 3, 2020

System Professional Solar Hair and Body

Gently cleanse the hair and body using System Professional Solar Hair and Body Shampoo, which removes sunscreen, salt and chlorine residue. The Solar Shampoo moisturises the hair, improves combability and leaves the hair fresh, light and shiny. It is equally effective on the skin, gently removing waterproof sun lotions and hydrolipid residues

Make 2024 your best year yet with a Quality Hair transformation

Posted Wednesday, February 6, 2019

The best part of my job is seeing the smile on someones face when you have done a totally awesome transformation. It makes me happy and gets the dopamine firing there really is nothing better.

I usually begins with a question "Are you happy with your current look?" that might sound simplistic however it's a really good starting point. Then once I have found out how the client feels about their hair, I will make suggestions. I want to find out where they work what they do, their likes and dislikes. A style has to be appropriate and I understand that. You literally can make or break someones day, it's a responsibilty myself and my team take very seriously. In fact we are passionate about it, to be honest hairdressers are people pleasers by nature, we absolutely hate it when our clients are unhappy.

We do loads of training and one of the things we learn't is that a big gripe is Hairdressers don't listen. We took that to heart so you can expect lot's of questions. Personally I don't want my clients to be pleased! I want to transform them and for them to be delighted. Consultations are free by the way and we don't do high pressure selling, we would love to talk to you about your new look

How to avoid the 5 ways a Haircut can go wrong

Posted Friday, November 16, 2018

It can be so devastating when you get a haircut you are not happy with

There are only normally two reasons a haircut goes wrong one is Skill and the other is Communication or to be more precise lack of communication. This 5 step checklist will help you avoid a bad haircut Before it becomes a reality.

I actually wrote this post a while ago and on reflection I would like to add one very important point. It's good if a salon is fully booked that's a great sign, however there is a difference between fully booked and over booked. Only you as the customer can judge, but for me I don't do my best work when it feels like a circus. We allow a little bit more time than average for appointments, and I think it pays dividends in the long term.

Check out our 5 point list

• Take a photo with you, hairdressers are not mind readers a verbal description will never replace a visual representation. At the very least it's a start and you will know whether you are on the same page and not reading a different book.
• You should get a proper consultation, if you don't get one run for the hills at least on a first visit anyway, the stylist asking "How do you want it" just does not make the grade. This is just as important for the stylist as the client do you Get each other?
• Listen to the stylist suggestions they do this stuff for a living, you might have a really strong idea, however be open to the possibility that it might not suit you. On the flip side of that if they don't have any ideas I would question that as well Is this the right stylist for you?
• Stand outside a potential salon and watch, do the clients look happy and do the staff look friendly
• Check out the salons work on social media and read their reviews do you like the looks, then find out which stylist did the work. Do the good reviews all mention a certain team member?. Do a bit of research or get a recommendation from a friend.

This gives you a bit of a plan, the key point here is communication and consultation everything starts with that. A really good stylist will take time to find out your needs and make suggestions and most salons offer consultations for free.