K. Logan Hair

Color correction…but her reaction is why I’ll never get tired of doing hair..
Sincerely
Color Coach K 💋

First look or first finger comb I should say..😘😜
Sincerely
Color Coach K 💋

If professional products are breaking your budget as a new stylist, stop. You're shopping in the wrong place. 👀
One of the many things they didn't teach us in hair school: as a new stylist, you're still trying out products to figure out what works best. So why pay full price while you're experimenting? Look what I found at TJ Maxx. Joico and other pro lines at a fraction of the price. TJ Maxx, Marshalls, and Ross carry them way cheaper than the beauty supply.
Just know what you're buying. Check the label and know your brands. 🤍
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TJ Maxx

If your first shampoo doesn't lather up, you might have a problem. And it's not your shampoo. 👀
They taught us the basics in hair school, but real life behind the chair is different. Before you reach for the shampoo, run that water as warm as your client can take it over the scalp for as long as possible. That opens the cuticle and releases the dirt, grime, and buildup.
The water running off should look murky and cloudy, full of product. That's the buildup lifting off. The more you pull off, the better your shampoo lathers. 🤍
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So what exactly is After Hair School? 🤍
It's more than just hair. We teach you how to conduct yourself with the right demeanor, give great customer service, set up your Roth IRA, have proper insurance, read hair textures, and so much more. Because we're building whole professionals, not just stylists.
Tomorrow we're going LIVE. 🔴 Monday Morning Meetup at 11am inside our free community, where I answer all YOUR questions.
Come join us 👇🏾

Let's talk about that curl chart. The 4C, the 3B, the whole numbering system. No disrespect to the man who made it, but I've never liked it. 🤍
After 15+ years behind the chair, here's what I know: your client's curl number doesn't tell you how to care for their hair. It doesn't tell you the porosity, the density, or whether the hair is fine, coarse, damaged, or healthy. Those are the things that decide which products to use, not a number. And one head can have five different curl patterns anyway.
Read the porosity. Read the density. Read the actual hair.
That chart is man made. But the coils coming out of your head were made by the Father, and no man could ever capture all of that in one little chart. 🤍
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The perfect silk press is created in the shampoo bowl, not with the flat iron. 👀
One of the many things they didn't teach us in hair school: true silk comes from your prep. Detoxing the buildup, a deep moisturizing shampoo, and a rich conditioning treatment. Before a hot tool ever touches the hair strands, properly cleansed and hydrated hair should already look smooth, shiny and SILKY after the blow dry.
The flat iron only seals in what you built at the bowl. 🤍

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Stop reaching for 40 volume just to lift faster. 👀
One of the many things they didn't teach us in hair school: it's not about the time, it's about the cuticle.
Yes, a higher volume lifts more. But it does it by blasting the cuticle wide open and ripping through the hair. That's not a shortcut, that's damage.
A lower volume opens the cuticle gently and pulls the pigment out in a controlled way. That's how you lift and keep the hair healthy.
Lower and slower is always better. 🤍
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If smoke is filling the salon while you're blow drying... we have a problem.
And it's not your dryer. 👀
One of the many things they didn't teach us in hair school: smoke means there's still PRODUCT on the hair. Either you didn't rinse the conditioner thoroughly, you didn't cleanse correctly and there's buildup, or you used too much leave-in.
Clean, properly prepped hair does not smoke. Go back to the bowl and do it right. 🤍
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