Titlebook: Hair Matters; Joshua Galvin,Daniel Galvin Book 1985 Joshua and Daniel Galvin 1985 business.services

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fastness

獨(dú)行者

Know Your Type!,ave! Of course, there’s no area in which this is truer than with natural hair types. Given a chance, you can be sure many of your natural ‘curlers’ would love to go ‘straight’ and what wouldn’t those ‘thickies’ give to be ‘less coarse’.

疾馳

The Secrets of a Successful Salon Visit,tly what countless salon customers do each day of the year. Hairdressing, in terms of client satisfaction, is little different from other service industries. You have to shop around to find what suits your pocket and your preferences.

通情達(dá)理

Suit Yourself!,other bits and bobs that make up a police identikit picture. In there somewhere is the missing link that will put the other elements in focus, and without which the rest are meaningless. No matter how beautifully styled hair is, if you don’t look great all over, what’s the point?

allergen

Oafishness

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-81511-1Hair in good condition is like someone in good health — instantly recognisable. Just as a very fit person has more zest for life than most of the rest of us, so has hair in peak condition got that extra bounce and vitality that makes it stand out in a crowd, and easy to manage. But like everything worthwhile, it has to be worked for.

Cholagogue

https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230554825Now that you have your hair in good condition, the problem is to keep it that way. Using the right conditioner simply is not enough. You must eat well too, use your drying and styling tools properly, and learn how to look after your hair when it needs special care, for instance, when you go on holiday.

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motivate