AboutHairman Expertise I have been a Licensed cosmetologist in New York state for over 26 years, and am well versed in many areas of the cosmetology and appearance enhancement profession.Specialties however, are hair colour, corrective colour and permanent waving,including the chemical and technical aspects of these services and their effects on the hair.I`m glad to consult on any problems you are having concerning your hair.If I don`t have the answer, I`ll try to get it for you.
Experience I've been licensed for cosmetology in New York State since 1974.I am a salon owner, and very active with the National Cosmetology Association and New York State Cosmetology Associaiton.I am one of only a few hundred people in the United States to be certi
For the field of cosmetology, to become acredited as a state educator for the New York State Education Committee or HairAmerica, you must submit to a full day exam, encompassing written exam, practical segments, lesson plans and presentations to prove our knowledge and teaching skills.The same applies for HAirAmerica.I also becam board certified as a coulourist in the same way, by submitting to a full day exam process.I am also antionally certified for cosmetology by the National Cosmetology Ass
I have received several educational awards from New York State for my educational work on a state and national level. My web site, still under construction, in www.hairman.net
Question I went natural 5 years ago. I have type 3 curly hair. I use a good shampoo, conditioner, and an activator/moistureizer. What precautions should I take before texturizing (how long after a shampoo)? How do I care for texturized hair?
Answer Wilma,
First of all, I would hope that you'll be having the texturizer done professionally. As with any chemicals ervice like this, the hair should not be freshly shampooed, as natural oils and the natural acid mantle of the scalp help sheild it from the chemicals. So give it a few days, and basing is not a bad idea if you are sensitive.
The after care is the same as for a relaxer, as it's chemically the same service, only not fully straightened.
Best of luck to you.
Stephe (hairman)
