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To Colour or not To Colour?

That is the question... (Today, I am moving all 5 entries from my web-page www.yourcoolbeans.com)

So to that question...

Yesterday I called a client, Rita...
Rita like many other new customers came to the Studio as a direct result of a super two-page centre spread article, which the 'Sentinel' newspaper had run on our business. We had not spoken for sometime and I had a particular promotion that I wanted to share with her.

Lawther Murchison is a first class colour coach, who works in the Studio with me. Clients adore her! She is caring and professional. When we first met Rita, she was very confused about what best colours to wear - poor lady had been colour analysed a number of times with different results. It was our job to reassure and explain in detail what she needed to know.

Rita had a specific issue with the colour of her hair. It was turning what appeared to be grey and she did not know what to do for the best. Her challenge was that hairdressers were doing full head colour and over the years there were not many shades she had not tried! The result was total confusion and hair that needed TLC! Lawther has a great deal of experience with hair colouring as until very recently, she had her own salon situated within one of the top hair dressing establishments on the West Coast of Scotland. She suggested low lights with an ash base as Rita suits cool based colours.

As a cool or winter seasoned person you can enhance of hair colour to emphasise and dramatise the natural colouring of your hair - always remembering to avoid gold, red or copper tones.

The challenge is the time that it takes to undergo the necessary changes and not everyone can bear the somewhat painful process. Well done to Rita, apparently she is now a stunning silver and I can't wait to see her again. So bear in mind that the rewards are definitely worth it!

I know this only too well. My personal experience goes back fifteen years. But that is a story for another day....