Issue link: https://www.ahpindiestylist.com/i/1520596
Explore your benefits at associatedhairprofessionals.com 57 ADDRESS DAMAGE Many clients who are beginning to embrace their natural hair texture may have existing damage from chemical straightening, heat styling, extensions, or something else. If your client's hair is damaged, you must evaluate how damaged it is and what caused the damage. Was it chemical or heat damage? In the event the hair no longer curls, the client will have to start trimming the damaged hair frequently and consistently. Protective styles such as updos, crochets, and braids are good options for clients transitioning from damaged hair to healthy hair. is way, they don't see the transition. If they are open to a big chop, which means cutting all the damage off in one appointment, it may help transition the hair faster. I ask my clients if they take supplements their doctor may have recommended. Hair, skin, and nail vitamins may increase hair growth. Biotin is also a popular vitamin; many hair, skin, and nail vitamins contain a multivitamin plus biotin. I also ask if they drink a lot of water to increase circulation in their blood and scalp. For a client with a loose curl pattern because of damage, start them on a biweekly appointment schedule. Once a month, perform a protein treatment, and every two weeks, do a steam treatment with a moisturizing conditioner. A steam treatment will open the hair cuticle to lock in moisture better than with a hooded dryer. e steamer helps with