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Yes 100%. Maybe send out a client card before hand and get it back if poss just to check allergies and sensitivity.

Sorry I didn't reply straight away. KASO is a lovely brand to use! I fully reccomend it! That do it in sallys and on Amazon and eBay! 109% worth it x

Trying any treatment out for your self is always best! X

Waxing is my most popular treatment, along with shellac nail polish. I was just wondering what treatments in the beauty industry most others find popular.

I really reccomend this if your in to Holistic Therapy. My clients male and female love it. I have had it done myself and it improves my migrains and sense of smell, I also find improvement with sinuses. I trained with Gateway Workshops, they offer lots of brillaint course too.

£15 is a good price, but make sure you keep it short, I reccomend no longer than 20mins. I do these events all the time there a great way to get back in to industry too. I would reccomend using a cheaper brand of product (such as skin truth) give the ladies a sampleand if they book with you...

No, honestly it's fine. It was to the point. I'm so worried about all of it I'm glad. And you've taught me something thank you xx

I did not know this about waiver forms, I now know for future treatments. From what I have been told by her messages when this first started and the letters she went ahead, shaved the hair off and then startedthis case. Thank you for your response.

No chance given to us what so ever to offer any treatments or refunds. She sent pictures of the hand full of hair she had (she was practically bold prior to treatment as she is quite unique with her sense of fashion) The messages we received was 'i want my money back and I want you to pay for...

Yes I have all copies of waivers, she signed 2 and I have witness statements saying this as well. She's saying damages to hair and skin. I have as a result of this hung up my perming rods. You have made me feel better with this response. Thank you.

Hello everyone. I've never posted in the sort of thing. So last Year i gave a client a perm. She is going to be taking me to court about it (judging by these letters that I have received) The client refused patch tests and signed waiver forms, she had previous hair trestments in the salon...