Mandini
Well-Known Member
Hi
Just wanted to say "wow" to the examples of advice given in Gigi's post. I always think that it's great to give our clients some titbits and also use the advice as an opportunity to dispel some myths about damage - and this does it perfectly without patronising our clients' intelligence! The more info we can stuff onto aftercare leaflets the better!!!
I also believe now - after some years! that soak offs should be performed in the salon and not at home as so much unnecessary damage is caused even with the best will! Trying to "help" product off near the end of the soak defeats the object entirely and so many clients grab a tool to scrape off the last remnants
Just wanted to say "wow" to the examples of advice given in Gigi's post. I always think that it's great to give our clients some titbits and also use the advice as an opportunity to dispel some myths about damage - and this does it perfectly without patronising our clients' intelligence! The more info we can stuff onto aftercare leaflets the better!!!
I also believe now - after some years! that soak offs should be performed in the salon and not at home as so much unnecessary damage is caused even with the best will! Trying to "help" product off near the end of the soak defeats the object entirely and so many clients grab a tool to scrape off the last remnants