Is your hair product not working, or are you expecting it to do a job it was never designed to do?
As a hairdresser with nearly 30 years behind the chair, I’ve seen clients -and even hairdressers - give up on perfectly good hair products because we didn’t think they worked on the hair.
In this episode, I’m breaking down 4 things to check before you blame the product. We’re talking about choosing the right hair product for the job, understanding the difference in performance of hair products, and knowing when the condition of the hair may be affecting your results.
Because sometimes the product isn’t the problem.
Before you throw it away, buy something new, or decide it “doesn’t work,” ask yourself: Did I understand the assignment?
Whether you’re a professional hairdresser, hairstylist, salon professional, or someone trying to get better results from your hair care routine, this conversation is for you.
On Wednesday, we’re going deep. I’m going to show you how to properly test a hair product, what signs to track, how long you should realistically give it and how to tell the difference between a product that needs more time and one that simply isn’t working.
We’re also getting into those big promises, the glowing reviews and the before-and-afters, because are you buying results, or did the marketing get you?
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