What if you are pregnant?
There is no evidence that proves hair color, perming, or any other chemical service presents a danger to the unborn child. Most of the physicians I have spoken with on this subject tell me the biggest problem with coloring or perming is that the odor of the products can induce nausea in the first trimester. The reason some physicians tell their clients not to perm or color has everything to do with the fear of malpractice suits, and nothing to do with the safety of products.
We are not interested in getting into it with your doctor and we will be happy to offer you some alternatives to your usual services should you so desire. We have found that our clients who refuse chemical services during their first pregnancy often have it all done during later pregnancies.
What's the best way to treat my hair?
We suggest that you avoid: Vent brushes, Picks, Electric Rollers (too hot), Curling Irons (ditto). This will keep your hair in the healthiest condition. You should cover your hair to protect it from wind damage while boating, driving, and biking. Long Hair? Sleep with it on top of your head (like the Flintstones' Pebbles) to protect it.
What products should I use?
We encourage you try all our products for two weeks -- then return them if you do not like them. We are that sure you will love our products.