ALL HAIR MAKEOVER

So, I have a salon story to share. Basically, I have been grooming my hair for the last 2 years for the glorious moment i can say 'I

From www.refinery29.com “I’ve been doing hair since the '90s, and back then there was this new generation of chemicals that was all about making the hair its smoothest (we’re talking way pre-Brazilian [blowout]). One of them was this cream perm with [an anti-curl ingredient]

From notalwaysright.com (I’m waiting in a salon for a hair appointment, idly playing a Pokémon game on my handheld. A boy of about ten or so who is waiting with his mother sees and immediately gets excited.)

A hairdresser has won thousands of fans after sharing a heartwarming story of one of her clients: a teenage girl struggling with severe depression.

Lets take a journey down memory lane shall we? Funny enough most of the hairstyles we keep claiming are outdated are actually trendy. They only got

This beautiful lady gracing All Hair Makeover blog decided to share some useful hair tips with us... trust me, it is worth reading. My goodness, her hair tho!! My Hair Regimen - by Sarah Obi-Azubuike My hair is texlaxed and I'm loving it. It's thick and yet still easy to comb. Above all it's healthy and growing per second. Retouching routine I relax every five months and I always ensure to do a deep conditioning at least a week before I relax the hair so as to strengthen it. I add coconut oil to the relaxer to dilute the relaxer's chemical

By (Anonymous) (I am getting my monthly haircut when a well-dressed young female customer walks in.) Customer:   *to Receptionist, extremely nicely*  “I need to get my hair straightened today as well. I have a engagement party to attend. Can the stylist cover me now?” Receptionist:  “We are booked for the next two hours, but if you come by then, we can help you.” Customer:  “Oh, but I need to leave in an hour. Can you accommodate?”

Cool story by Joamber I went to the salon to wash my hair , i was speaking Hausa to a friend ( on phone) when i walked in, next thing, one lady told her friend that i was speaking 'ede mallam' ( joamber don suffer). I kept my cool, took off my scarf and the other lady started describing the shape of my big head in yoruba, dey