Hey everybody! There's really not much to say about me. I'm a cosmetologist in her 20's living in the United States in the state of Rhode Island. I'm just here to give and get advice. Hopefully I'm able to help some people out, because we all need a little help sometimes. Have a wonderful day... you'll never have this one again.
A mohawk is a substantial amount of work. Your hair grows (on average) a half an inch a month, so to upkeep the style, you'll need a haircut about every four weeks. The easiest hair products to use would be a spray wax or a hair glue (make sure that you get something that is water-based that way it washes out easy). If your having doubts, I would try a fohawk. It's like a mohawk, but it's not so short on the sides and back. Good luck! ... View related article.
Hey, I'm a hairdresser from MA. If you had virgin hair, and you color it a darker red than what you expected, you can not lift it up without bleaching it out first. Color, no matter if it's professional color or not, will not lift up the color you deposited on your hair. The problem with most box colors is that the developer that it comes with is 20 volume (only lifting your hair 2 levels out of 10). If you try to go over it again with a lighter color, you'll not only have hot (lighter) roots, you will also start to create a buildup on the colored hair. ... View related article.
I would try a spray wax. You can used it to spike up your hair and give you a rubbery look at the same time. It's really neat because there's an amazing hold that still allows you to move your hair without flaking. Good luck! ... View related article.
Saving half the bottle of color and half the bottle of peroxide is a great idea as long as they are not mixed already. The only thing bad with color is once you open it, it will start to slowly begin the oxidization process even if you don't mix it with the peroxide. If it's a liquid color it will be good for 2-3 months after you open it, and if it's a cream color it can be good up to 6 months. Just make sure that you don't previously mix the color and peroxide, and above all make sure that both bottles are tightened very well or they will go bad within a matter of hours. ... View related article.
Tea tree oil seems to work great for alot of my clients with psoriasis in the salon. I would start off using a the shampoo and conditioner once a day for a week and cut back to once a week (it can become a little drying to the hair shaft). If that doesn't seem to do the trick go for something a little stronger like a tea tree hair and scalp treatment. Most salons will give you a 30 day warranty to try out the product, unlike drug stores. That way if you don't like it, you can always return it. ... View related article.
