- Tips on how to Detect Damaged Hair and How to Fix it
You can detect damage hair one of two ways. By doing a surface level test and by doing an elasticity test.
Surface level test:
Hold a strand of hair with two fingers and with your free hand run your fingers down the hair. If it feels rough and dry you may have surface level damage.
Elasticity test:
Pull one hair out of your head and then using both hands gently pull hair strand. If the hair bounces and springs it is healthy. If it easily snaps then you have interior cuticle damage.
If you identify that you have damaged hair, have a chat to your stylist and we can recommend an SP treatment ritual to repair your damage. SP treatments are great because they are a two part system targeting not one but two problem areas. Ask your stylist today about how to get the most out of your hair.
Mo Update
Leslie is at week 2 of Movember and he thinks its getting pretty bushy (see pic below). Remember to donate see in salon or go to
http://mobro.co/lesliehenshaw.
Education
A few weeks back you might remember Leslie and the Bond Team delivered a Two Day Masterclass at Canberra Makeup Academy (CMA). Well Leslie has now been asked to teach the hair portion of the class at CMA on Monday nights on a more permanent basis. Keep an eye our for updates as they occur.
YouTube Channel
Leslie has started up a youtube channel featuring videos that give you an exclusive behind the scenes look at various photo shoots and creative ventures that Leslie and the Bond Team have undertaken. To get your look at the behind the scenes action go to:
http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkjTGeLI8VjHR9wozkSe1Ew
Tips for Blondes by Katie
A lot of clients are going lighter for summer so here are a few tips to keep your blondes looking great.
- Use deep cleanser shampoo and moisturising conditioner after swimming in the pool or at the beach. This gets rid of any chemical/ mineral build up from chlorine/salt water and puts moisture back into the hair.
- Use treatments once a week as sun, salt water and chemicals are very drying on the hair.
- Use purple shampoo every second wash to avoid yellow or gold tones appearing in the hair.
- Always make sure hair is 100% dry before using straighteners or styling tools on the hair.
- Use thermal protectors as it protects the hair from heat damage.
Fun Facts
- Brylcreem was the first commercial men's hair product in 1929.
- The word shampoo comes from the hindi word meaning champna meaning to massage and/knead.
- The first liquid shampoo to hit the supermarket shelf was in 1952 and was called Dop.
Pole Dancing Championships
Three (3) of the Bond Team are doing the hair for the Australian Capital Pole Championships this weekend, which is being hosted by the Aerial Pole Academy. It's on at the Erindale Centre and should be a fun event. As a supporter of small business in Kingston, Jen is excited to have a new small business, Aerial Pole Academy, recently open for business in Kingston. Some of the team are planning on taking beginner classes which should be a scream. Visit
www.australiancapitalpolechampionships.com.au to be involved in classes.