To professonal hair stylists and students: Have you consciously chosen to work ( currently working) in an all-white, all-black, all-asian etc. salon, or a salon whose environment reflects solely your particular ethnicity, race and/or culture? Are all your clients a reflection of your own ethnicity/race? Are you afraid to engage and cultivate a multicultural clientele? I'd love to hear your story and your reasoning if you're willing to share. Being a product of our environment or upbringing does not have to pigeon-hole and limit our capacity to broaden our perspectives. People truly are people, just as "hair is hair," no matter whose head it rests on. What you've experienced can be a timely and valuable lesson for someone else. -"Hair Doc"
Saturday, Sep 17th 2011 I had an appt. with Ms. Nadine, by referral of a co-worker. In addition to it being my first visit to Ms. Nadine, it was also to be my trial of the amino acid hair treatment. My hair was extremely dry and oxidized due to long-time use of a strong-harsh chemical relaxer. I'm ashamed to say that I was aware of the potential damage to my hair, yet I continued...as I just wanted my hair bone-straight no matter the consequence.
ReplyDeleteWell, my visit was very productive. I received hair health/styling education as well as great looking hair. With only one amino treatment, I noticed a big difference. I'm amazed; even days later my hair is still shiny and soft without the use of any additional shine and/or moisturizing products. Thanks again Ms. Nadine!