Showing posts with label hairstylist. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hairstylist. Show all posts
Wednesday, August 19, 2015
My Day Job...
I have been doing hair since 1999. This is my day job, a hairstylist. I love what I do. I am not where I want to be in my life but surely I will get there. Hard work and dedication pays off.
I used Pravana in purple and Redken 4rv. She wanted a change so I gave it to her. She loved it and there goes another happy client. Connect with me on Facebook
https://www.facebook.com/gisellhairstylist and also my hair IG gisell_hairstylist
Wednesday, January 22, 2014
Is It Time For A Haircut?
For many of us, getting a haircut is a big step even a big deal. Even if you know you need a trim, you love your long hair so much that it’s tough to admit it’s time for a haircut. You may be trying to grow your hair to have the gorgeous curls and lengths of your favorite celebrity and you don’t want to disrupt the growth process. Here’s the good news: you can keep the number of cuts to a minimum, but you still need a couple of trims every year. I recommend a trim every 4 months to keep the dead ends off.
Adding shape to your hair, but keeping the length is what you want to go for. Here’s the scoop to help you decide if it’s time for a trim! When split-ends start taking over. Split ends can leave your hair looking stringy and flat, while a quick trim will bring back your full, thick look. When the tangles are too much. Stringy, split ends will result in more knots. And, when it’s tough to get the brush through, it’s time to get spruced. If your hair has a triangle shape. When your hair starts to grow into the shape of a triangle down your back, it’s time to get a cut. If your gorgeous locks start looking flat. If you have to resort to loads of product and your at-home blowout just doesn’t look quite right – it’s probably time for a cut.
It is important to communicate with you hairstylist. Take pictures and show you stylist your vision. How about you – is it time for a cut?
Thursday, October 14, 2010
Communicate with your hairstylist!
Here is a little advice from a stylist to a client. Going into a hair salon to get your hair cut or any service can be very intimidating especially if it is your first visit to a new hair salon. When meeting your new hair stylist, always make sure you sit and talk to them about what you do or don’t want done with your hair. Make sure the stylist is attentive. Let them know your view on what your hair should look like and ALWAYS ask if they can achieve that hair look. If you can bring a picture of what you are looking for it can make the conversation easier.There is nothing wrong about interviewing your future hair stylist! You want to have a long term relationship and this is someone who you want to know is committed to making your hair look what is best for you. Make sure she got your vision before she starts washing your hair. You can email me with any questions cut2go@hotmail.com. Thanks for reading & follow me on twitter @sexy_scissors
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