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I would just slide cut for someone with hair extensions

Lol that's actually so funny because when I was doing my foiling assessments in hair school one of the educators told me that I was "wasting my time" by putting in so many packets... I took her advice and did a blonde clients regrowth and it didn't even look like she had a root touch up, ever...

Just weave smaller sections and put in more foils, don't leave a big gap as it contrasts and makes it look stripey when it's multi coloured.

I'm guessing that it's just another Olaplex knock off

I haven't used Matrix colour but I really don't like their hair care products at all x

Personally, my clients are usually younger and don't do too many grey coverage applications although from my experience I have found that redkens tint consistency when mixed with their correct developer is quite thin and that can deceive you as I wasn't packing the colour on and I noticed it...

I see that you're from Australia, unfortunately in Australia employers in this industry are extremely tough on the apprentices because they believe it makes them a better hairdresser. I don't know how it is elsewhere but I couldn't handle being an apprentice for longer than 7 months. It is...

I was trained with Redken, it's definitely my comfort zone I know the products, the company and the colour really well so I love it. Redken colours can come out a little warm sometimes but other than that I love Redken but I also reach out to Goldwell a lot as it's pretty similar to Redken, it's...

OMG my thoughts exactly!!! She's just wasting product since the bleach is clearly stronger than oil and will eat right through it.

I dry the hair till it's about 70-80% dry and then go in with either a Denman brush or paddle brush and flat wrap it. It leaves the hair laying at natural fall and smoothes it out at the same time so it won't be an issue with clients with curly hair that are wanting curly blow dries. Keep...

I was using the hair extensions and silicone coating as an example.. But that's what Cureplex does it coats the hair... That's why a lot of people and myself personally have had a good experience when the service was done but after your clients go home and wash their hair and etc you'll notice...

Cureplex is no good in the long run, it's exactly like buying hair extensions that feel so amazing, but for how long ? 2-3 months at most. After the silicone coating has eventually come off you start seeing the true quality of the hair. That's exactly what Cureplex is, I will not be using that...

I usually flat wrap the hair so it isn't really styled and then texturise and do my blow dry.

Lmao, yeah I didn't know if she was being serious or not... And every time she starts talking about how bad overlapping is, I swear I always see her overlapping at least an inch when she's foiling!

I love Hair101 with April! [emoji173]️[emoji173]️ I watch Mandie too and I agree she is very full of herself and preaches too much. Is she not an actual stylist?

I think money does buy happiness to a certain extent... I may sound shallow but money does really make me happy. With money I can follow my dreams and become and do whatever I want. Financial stress is the worst thing to deal with and I certainly don't think anyone likes it. Obviously their are...

I'm a Redken girl and shot phase extreme by Redken is heaven. All of their other treatments are beautiful aswell

P.s the rod has the littlest chance of pregnancy the reason why most people get it taken out is because it messes with your periods so badly it's very very common to bleed for a while and suddenly stop so try not to worry x

My good friend had the rod for 4 years and barely had her period she got the symptoms monthly but never bled. She took it out and her periods are normal now.

No I haven't but I have heard of them xx