To have a great Hair Christmas and New Year Make sure that you are talking to a professional hair stylist who knows about BOTH hair and scalp care rituals and about all the right techniques to bring the party life back to flat hair.
Don’t scrimp on the right products like clarifying and detoxing shampoos like those in the Davines range and use great volume products and above all else condition! Get the right advice, have bold and beautiful hair and save this Christmas – both time and money!!
A Final Quote to think about whilst putting up your festive lights. From
Dr.Maya Angelou one of the world’s most inspiring writers and activists.
“Nothing can dim the light that shines from within”
For professional hair and scalp advice follow The Hair Coach @shirleythornhillhaircoach,@ensohairrituals
GREAT CHRISTMAS GIFT IDEAS
CONDITIONER The conditioner you use depends on what type of colour service you have on your ends. There are many types of conditioners from prewash to post and leave in so be sure to get the right professional advice and the right one for you.
AND FINALLY - TURN UP THE VOLUME It’s not just the music that should be playing loud this season. Turn up the volume with a big Blow out and make the jaws drop with delight. Go Xtra Large with WOW color WOWFirst-of-a-kind non-drying volumising technology; no alcohol or salts; instantly thickens; lasts for days to keep your Christmas hair going long after the trip to the salon.
Looking for gift ideas for friends and family, we have a great selection of beautiful Davines Gift boxes available to purchase from the salon prices to suit all budgets. Enso Hair Rituals T: 01905 964174 Charles Street, Worcester
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The Hair Coach Shirley Thornhill
If you have further questions about hair loss, wigs or hair rituals, feel free to contact Shirley at Enso Hair Rituals Worcester
T: 01905 964174
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