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22-03-07, 08:50 AM
It's great to have some guide lines on posting in this forum for all to see.
Here's hoping it will be as much of a success and the Nail geek and Skin geek forums ! Thanks |
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22-03-07, 12:19 PM
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I can't think of any Hair Professional that thinks Fructus or Suave is enough of a quality product that they would have it at the back bar. HTHs |
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25-10-07, 09:21 AM
Please be mindful of the rules of the forums. If you are not a professional hair geek then please refrain from giving professional hair advice.
If you want general advice about what products to buy in the likes of Boots or Superdrug then please post these questions in Chit Chat and not in Hair Geek. |
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12-12-07, 12:37 AM
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Well JDs who recommends using baking soda is a very well respected professional Hairdresser of many years and has been on the hair geek forum with some excellent advice for lots of people . A lot of hairdressers including myself have always used baking soda as a clarifying treatment . Therefore if a professional hairdresser recommends it as a clarifying treatment I would say it was professional advice it is also recommended for cradle cap on babies as a natural alternative from chemicals . JDs also recommends that after the build up on the hair which was caused by using Pantene, (which takes 8 shampoos to get it out and is not a professional product ) was also suggesting that after the hair has been treated with the baking soda treatment which is an old and trusted formula within the hairdressing industry, that when this build up has been taken out of the hair with the baking soda treatment JDs then recommends using the same shampoos that you reccomended yourself here are a few more tips A nurse suggested baking soda mixed with water to toothpaste consistency and spread over the cradle cap. leave to dry and brush out. we've found that we need to wash it fully out after brushing but it works wonders and is less messy than oil. although it does look slightly barmy while it's drying! Hair and Scalp Care Add a bit of baking soda to your favorite shampoo to help remove residue left from other hair care products. In your hand, mix hair shampoo with a small amount of baking soda and shampoo as usual. If your hair turns green from chlorine in swimming pools, wash it with 1/4 cup baking soda added to your shampoo. So some good old fashioned Hairdressing tips can be just as good too you know x . |
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12-01-08, 01:49 PM
Totally agree with all that been said I started out as an hairdresser and then moved onto nails so have not been in the hair loop so to speak for many years now, I have tried to help on the hair geek from time to time when someone posts and gets no replies but I think we need more hair geeks on the boards to help out
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17-03-08, 08:58 PM
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Hi, yes this is problematic , there is another one at the moment , and as a professional it makes you feel like not really bothering to give professional answers if this happens , but then I think well thats not fair on the person who posted , if you know what I mean x , |
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17-03-08, 09:26 PM
It's great to share info as we can always learn new ways of doing things and just because my name is The Wax Queen..........I don't think that I know more than anyone else about waxing. It's simply a catchy tag.
I read the hair threads in awe as I think that hair stylists are amazing and their talent is often undervalued. So, I read, I learn..........but I don't try to teach as I'm not a hair pro. Same with nails. I trained with Creative a number of years ago and back then I knew loads. However, I gave up nails as I was crap and decided to leave it to the experts. So now when I read the nail threads, I never try to give advice as I'm out of date and no longer feel qualified. I just read and learn. So this brings me on to product advice. I wish that people would not give advice on a particular product unless you know for sure that you've got your facts right. I'm not saying that you shouldn't comment about your experiences but as for products advice..........just read and learn.xxx |
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