It's a lot easier to protect, condition and maintain healthy hair than it is to try to rectify damage caused by mistreatment and harsh winter weather. Here are a few helpful tips:
Maintain your color: Did you know that shampooing your hair in too warm of water can cause your color to fade? Try dialing down the temperature when shampooing your hair!
Trying to avoid hair loss? Women and men often feel like their hair is part of their identity, so every strand lost can be very emotional. 50% of women and 70% of men will inevitably experience some hair loss at some point. Genetic predisposition is the primary reason, especially for men. But there are many things that can cause temporary hair loss such as child birth, stress, dieting, illness, and medication.
Stylists can help slow down the process by starting at the source. The scalp is living and breathing. Limit the use of products that can suffocate your hair follicles. Not shampooing often enough, not brushing often and thoroughly, and the build up of products and minerals can absolutely contribute to hair loss. A professional hair clarifying treatment in the salon, called the Malibu treatment, can thoroughly cleanse and clarify the hair and help remove buildup that ordinary shampoo cannot. If you feel your hair is subject to the above circumstances, speak to Kathleen or Denise on your visit to Creations Salon.
Stay Trim: Trimming your hair regularly is essential in winter to avoid split ends and will strengthen your hair. Hair looks far healthier if it's kept neat and trimmed. Even if you're growing your hair, you should still have regular trims. We recommend having a trim approximately every 6-8 weeks depending on your growth and maintenance.
Protect:Wear a hat or head scarf to prevent the wind sending your hair into a tangled mess. Apply a couple of drops of serum to the ends which will provide a healthy shine that helps to avoid static frizz -- particularly important when taking hats on and off to ward off the winter fly away blues. Another great tip to prevent static is to rub a dryer sheet on your hairbrush before styling (do not rub dryer sheet directly on hair)
We would like to take a moment to recognize your loyalty and allowing Denise and myself to be your hair stylists, beauty consultants, and friends. Many of you have been with us since Denise and I started in our profession, some 41 years ago. As always, we are committed to constantly improving our skills and abilities as hair stylists to ensure you are getting the best service, advice, and most enjoyable experience at every appointment with us.
Creations Salon has not raised our prices since September 1st, 2016! While I have tried to undergo the many price increases such as rent, cost of products, water, electricity, taxes, etc. in the past 7 years, it has become necessary to make a small adjustment in the services myself and Denise provide. As of October 1st, 2023, the following services will be:
Haircut and blow-dry with Kathleen: $106
Haircut and blow-dry with Denise $98
Single process color and complementary blow-dry $100
Glaze with single-process $125
Perms, hi-lights, mens cuts, and blowdries all will remain the same price.
Happy Holidays Everyone! We hope you all are having a wonderful holiday season so far! We wish you all a Very Happy and Healthy Holiday Season and Prosperous New Year!
The Creations Salon and Blow Dry Bar Team!
As a reminder, the Creations Salon and Blow Dry Bar staff is here as early as 8:00am and as late as 8:00pm on Wednesday and Thursday evenings to accommodate your busy schedule. To schedule your next appointment, feel free to call the salon at 203-329-9484 or book online now at Creations828.com
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