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Hair tips!
Now home in isolation, we probably sleep more and longer. Here is a little tip to look after your hair while you are having your beauty sleep!
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Stay at home hair tutorial!
Here’s a little #stayathomehair tutorial. All you need is some Ghd irons or similar tools, a paddle brush and some cute clips!
Step 1, start by tonging your hair all in the same directions clockwise and let it cool.
Step 2, brush the hair through gently and smooth down.
Step 3, smooth hair on one side behind your ear and fasten your clips.
Step 4, let hair on the other side softly frame your face with a beautiful 1940s wave.
Send me a message if you want any tips!
Stay at home hair!
Today I have created a simple little side plait for my #stayathomehair. It’s perfect when you want your hair out of your way and looks neat and tidy. It also brings out the tones throughout your hair. Simply separate the hair in three, plait it straight down on the side and then pin it on top!
What is a hairstylist?
A Hairstylist in a nutshell! Why not post your stay at home hair, do a selfie and tag @thekliniksalon on instagram ! I will start off by doing one myself!
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Top Tip Tuesday!
Top tip for a Tuesday!
This is my personal favourite thing to do when washing my hair! Maybe it’s the Scandinavian in me?
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Before and After by Leyla
Before and After!
Leyla’s client have had various pink tones for a while and fancied a change. She started by doing a root application with Wella Blondor, and when required lift was achieved she cleansed the rest of the hair. She used a tone after to achieve the cleanest white colour. Lastly she did a root drag to make it appear more natural and also give her client a softer regrowth. Olaplex was used throughout. Simply stunning!
Balayage done by Anna
While we are not allowed to physically be in the salon looking after all your beautiful hair..... we are still here, sharing our work to all of you!
This soft balayage was done by Anna. She started by pre lightening with Wella Blondor and Olaplex. She used large foil sheets and hand painted each panel. When required lift was achieved, she toned with a DiaRichesse 10.13 to create a sun kissed tone that looks supernatural and fresh!
