Hair Color Tips

It’s important to stay vigilant about your color — without proper maintenance, color can dull and 
fade. Care for your color between visits with products specifically designed to prevent damage 
and prolong color. For hair with no other problems, we recommend a replenishing nutrient 
shampoo such as Chroma Life Shampoo followed by Chroma Life Shampoo – they work together 
effectively to refresh hair color and reduce fading.
Wash hair in lukewarm water to prevent the premature fading that hot water can cause.

Protect with Moisture
As hair grows longer, it ages: on average, hair grows ½ inch a month, which makes the portion 10 
inches down the shaft two years old. It’s important to treat long hair well to maintain moisture 
and strength in the ends by routinely using reconstructing and strengthening products. Give hair 
the strength it needs to grow long and strong with a conditioner such as Keraphix Restorative 
Strengthening Conditioner. Use two or three times a week to fortify and protect strands while 
also repairing damage. Every two weeks, nourish your hair with a deep-conditioning, 
reconstructing product such as Polymedic Strengthening Polymeric Reconstructor. 

The reason why a hair steamers are so great for hair treatment is that it will increase circulation with the 
steam and the heat will then open up your follicles and hair shaft cuticles and this allows moisture as well as 
your hair treatment product to enter the hair shaft.The steamer is then set on a cooler setting towards the 
end of the hair treatment and this then closes the cuticles hair shaft and locks in all that deep hair treatment 
product. Giving your great long lasting benefit aswell as using natural h20 to bring moisture to your hair and 
scalp.  I have several different types of treatments available. visit my site for the full menu and description.

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“What is known is that hormones have a major effect on hair texture. “Hormones influence the hair in several different ways since they are regulators of the body’s metabolism,” Christo says. “Hormones tell our body how to perform, therefore increasing or decreasing specific hormones can directly affect the way our body functions. “He cites three major hormones that affect the hair: Thyroxine and triiodothyronine are produced by the thyroid gland and influence the way the body uses the food we eat. An under-active thyroid can cause brittle hair and hair loss. Androgen is produced in the adrenal glands and is responsible for hair growth

   In the past few years, the natural category has exploded.  Consumers want to buy products that are effective, healthy and natural to protect their skin, hair and the environment.  They want to combine the benefits of science and nature to deliver the best of both worlds.  But what is “Natural?”  And what is “Organic?” 
   There are many perceptions on what makes a product natural or organic, and many are misleading.  In reality, before a product is labeled “organic,” a government-approved certifier inspects the farm where the raw material is grown to make sure the farmer is following all the rules necessary to meet USDA organic standards, and for a cosmetic product to be called “organic,” at least 50 percent of the natural ingredients used should be certified.  But that doesn’t seem to be the case with most cosmetic products being marketed as “organic” today. By using “natural” and “organic” as a marketing tool, what is truly natural or organic is becoming very confusing for consumers.
   The way companies are now marketing natural and organic products is a fraud and a disservice to all stylists and consumers.  Example: All permanent hair color contains “chemicals” in order to effectively cover gray and lift natural hair color; it cannot be done any other way.  Some companies market those “chemicals” as “natural” or “organic” by saying the following:
Ammonia – is a “natural gas”;
Oxidative Dyes – are “natural minerals”;
Monoethanolamine (MEA) – is “naturally” derived.
For example, if framesi, Schwartzkopf and Goldwell chose to market those “chemical” ingredients in a similar way, their color would also be considered “Organic Color” and “97 percent Natural Haircolor.”  These companies formulate all products with the integrity and condition of the hair as the foremost concern by using as many natural ingredients as possible to deliver results consumers can see and feel.  In deciding whether to market products as “natural” or “organic,” they have decided to continue marketing the truth to their loyal customers.  They will not stretch the truth when marketing whether a product is “natural” or “organic.”

It is a specially formulated revitalizing and rejuvenating treatment for the hair that eliminates up to 95% of frizz and curl. The advanced patent-pending formulation restores and restructureshair by infusing a special blend of natural keratin deep into the cuticle. The keratin is bonded into the cuticle by the heat of the flat iron to relax the hair’s sub-cuticle layer.