Client's hair being over developed most of the time

[salon doctor]

Salon doctor is full of 'revolutionary products' ha

missy are you still at school ?

 

[Missy106]

missy are you still at school ?

No i am not and been hairdressing for over 12 years thank you very much.

 

[Lisa-diva-hair]

Full head foils in 25 mins!! Aye righto

Anyway if doing a full head and the underneath will be ready before the top. You can just wash off underneath

 

[85fabb]

Was just going to say, wash it off in stages too x

 

[salon doctor]

crikey , sounds like a heck of a palava..

 

[izzidoll]

Well Salon doctor maybe you should post your solution to this....and then everyone else can start to be more constructive in their posts.

 

[Dondon90]

Jheez guys it was only a case scenario. Calm down! Be nice

 

[Tinaissybelly]

Surely if no one likes salon doctors threads just don't comment then the threads will drop off down the site...... #justsaying

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[salon doctor]

thank you i love yous x

 

[Tommy Le]

I try to stick to a code, especially for repeat clients, or in this case repeat clients with repeat color processes. As far as lifting or bleaching , I never recommend more than 3 or sometimes 4 levels lighter than your natural hair level.

If you are committed to a long term relationship with this person, you can always recommend a hair color/level that would be easier to process every time.

 

[Dondon90]

I try to stick to a code, especially for repeat clients, or in this case repeat clients with repeat color processes. As far as lifting or bleaching , I never recommend more than 3 or sometimes 4 levels lighter than your natural hair level.

If you are committed to a long term relationship with this person, you can always recommend a hair color/level that would be easier to process every time.

Can I ask why you wouldn't recommend lifting 3/4 levels lighter?

 

[Dondon90]

I try to stick to a code, especially for repeat clients, or in this case repeat clients with repeat color processes. As far as lifting or bleaching , I never recommend more than 3 or sometimes 4 levels lighter than your natural hair level.

If you are committed to a long term relationship with this person, you can always recommend a hair color/level that would be easier to process every time.

Can I ask why you wouldn't recommend lifting 3/4 shades lighter?