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Kala Kilshaw


As a hairdresser that has been designing professional styling appliances for nearly 15 years, Kala focusses on functionality that delivers kind, caring heat with amazing results. This is achieved because each tools componentry is infused with carefully sourced minerals that have natural care enhancing properties. Ego PROFESSIONAL uses technology in...


Jess asks:
I have just below waist length hair, and it really needs a good cut. However, I have a fear of getting my haircut as I’ve had a few bad experiences, how do I get over my fear!?

Kala KilshawAnswered By:
Kala Kilshaw
I understand totally Jessica, I would go to different salons and have free consultations that way you will meet someone who you know you will trust and feel more comfortable with.




Will asks:
Hello, I am a 44 year old male who currently has short hair but would like to grow it long. I do have really thick hair though so what would be the best way to go about it? Do I just not get it cut and let it grow or would I need to get it trimmed and styled regularly? I would like it to be trendy and cut to a long, thick style instead of just a mass of hair.

Kala KilshawAnswered By:
Kala Kilshaw
I would suggest regular hair cuts so that you morph from one style to another and make sure you are using great hair care products as they really can help tame the hair whilst its growing.






Kiera asks:
Hi guys, I’m thinking about dying my hair red in the near future and was just wondering if I should bleach my hair first as it is almost black ( naturally ) I know it says on the boxes of home dye kits that they are not suitable for bleached or natural blonde hair. I have tried dying my hair red in the past without bleaching first using home kits and the red didn’t even touch my hair.

Kala KilshawAnswered By:
Kala Kilshaw
Its is important to bleach or pre lighten the hair to the correct undertone in order for the red you choose to be vibrant and long lasting. This usually means lifting the hair to a red/ orange colour before shampooing to remove, blowdrying then applying the desired red.

It’s a pretty tricky process to do evenly and so I would always recommended you ask a stylist for details if cost is an issue then ask if there is a trainee stylist available that needs to practice. Good after care is also essential to keep the red vibrant and long lasting!!!




 
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