Vennesa Jimenez

To all my men out there,
I highly suggest tapering the bottom of your fade.
Tapering your hairline will help your cut grow out gradually and prolong your time (just a bit) between cuts. If you are a busy person, a parent, a student, someone with a demanding work schedule, or if you just can't keep up with your haircut schedule, try a tapered finish. It will keep your haircut looking fresher, longer. You can still look professional and respectable with a slight taper.😉

For Seriously Chemically Treated Hair:
NEVER LET YOUR HAIR RUN DRY!!
This means,
when you wash your hair use shampoo's and conditioner's that hydrate your fragile locks (avoid harsh waters like salt water and chlorinated water).
Once you are out of the shower, towel dry your hair and immediately (before your hair starts to dry) use your *stylist recommended* leave.in TREATMENT.
Talk to your stylist about any other products you use to prevent your hair from drying out!!
If you absolutely can not avoid using heat to style your hair, it is super important to use a HEAT PROTECTANT (some leave.in treatments have a heat protectant in it already for an all.in.one time saver). Also, try using a lower heat setting and moving slower through your hair.

To get the most out of your shampoo and conditioner remember this, shampoo your hair with warmer water (shampoo's purpose is to cleanse your hair and scalp), then condition your hair with cool to cold water only using conditioner from your mid.length to your ends (not on your scalp!). This will lock the conditioning benefits into your hair strands by sealing it in.
NOTE:
If your hair becomes gritty, or too oily, go back to rinsing with warmer water or use a milder conditioner.
This technique is beneficial for very dry, unruly or damaged hair.