Uh-oh... here I go... been awhile but I need to get onto soapbox to get this off of my chest.
Have been reviewing the lastest from Scratch and Nails (nice ones guys) and doing my usual scan o the articles to see whats up in the industry.
Something occurred to me...
Picture the scene... you walk into the exclusive XYZ salon... Celeb Hairdresser Mr. Bob is going to be doing your hair... oooo... you are excited... Mr. Bob is even going to be washing your hair... hell... thats rare. Mr. Bob is such a great hairdresser and all, until that is... he starts washing your hair in Fructus (or substitute for whatever cheesy cheap retail hair care line).
It seems that as of late, some techs seem to be using... errr... cheap retail lines on their clients for treatments. Why you ask?
You got me. Its a well know fact that consumer enamels can't even be compared to pro lines so why bother?
Is this how you 'progress' the professional industry? By using Boots bought .99p products?
In my opinion, it undermines a lot of the work the industry as a whole has done to raise consumer awareness about the professional industry.
On that note... looks like Marian Newman and her team kicked ass and had a kick ass time at the Fashion Rocks do... at least some professionals believe in the profession
*steps off soapbox*
Have been reviewing the lastest from Scratch and Nails (nice ones guys) and doing my usual scan o the articles to see whats up in the industry.
Something occurred to me...
Picture the scene... you walk into the exclusive XYZ salon... Celeb Hairdresser Mr. Bob is going to be doing your hair... oooo... you are excited... Mr. Bob is even going to be washing your hair... hell... thats rare. Mr. Bob is such a great hairdresser and all, until that is... he starts washing your hair in Fructus (or substitute for whatever cheesy cheap retail hair care line).
It seems that as of late, some techs seem to be using... errr... cheap retail lines on their clients for treatments. Why you ask?
You got me. Its a well know fact that consumer enamels can't even be compared to pro lines so why bother?
Is this how you 'progress' the professional industry? By using Boots bought .99p products?
In my opinion, it undermines a lot of the work the industry as a whole has done to raise consumer awareness about the professional industry.
On that note... looks like Marian Newman and her team kicked ass and had a kick ass time at the Fashion Rocks do... at least some professionals believe in the profession
*steps off soapbox*