Hair Relaxer sales declined?

@curlyrEVOLution fact:
"Hair relaxer sales decline 26% over the past five years" reports Mintel

"The natural hair trend is driving an increase in sales of styling products such as styling moisturizers, setting lotions, curl creams, pomades, etc., but the increase has caused the relaxer segment to decline in sales," says Tonya Roberts, multicultural analyst at Mintel. "A look at expenditures from 2008-2013 shows steady growth in the Black haircare category for all categories except relaxers/perms."

If you are into numbers read this article: http://www.digitaljournal.com/pr/1449642

Natural hair is NOT a trend it's here to stay! 

Hair Color

When your best girlfriends describe your hair color, what would they say about yours? She's a: 

•  blonde
• brunette
• red head

Thank you Tajainwe!

Review:

I have been a practicing natural (no relaxer for decades, but flat ironed hair) for almost a year, and I learned about Danielle early on in my search for knowledge. I held on to her information, but tried using youtube and other resources for advice. All was very helpful, but none could help me with perfecting my style. While wearing my hair straight, it was cut in layers and looked great straight, but curly it looked like a bad weave. I have 3a-3c hair. In the very back it is very fine and 3a, with 3b-3c in no apparent order on my head. The length was midback when straight, and the rest was bra strap length. I finally found that there was no way to make my hair look good with the different lengths, so I first went to Danielle for a consultation. She was very pleasant and welcoming and offered great information. She assured me that she would work with my to keep my length if that's what I wanted, or we could go all out and cut it even enough so that it would grow back how I wanted it. After the consultation, I thought on it for about 2 weeks and decided during my appointment that it was just hair and would grow back, so I did my bc! It was cut all shoulder length straight, and to about the bottom of my ears curly. It looks beautiful, and I will definitely be back for maintenance and pointers. She is great!

Reviewed by tajainwe (Curly Spirally - 3b) on Feb 21, 2012

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"The main difference between Naturally Curly hair and Natural Hair are  the size of the spaces in between the hair strands" ~ Danielle Green 

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Via Writing While Black

It really is a journey to go natural in every sense of the word. I don’t know if women are doing it as some kind of new trend. But if so, there’s far worse trends we could be following.

It’s just hair, but it’s not just hair. It does, however, become problematic when we are concerned with other women’s hair choices. And why any man is concerned about how we wear our hair is beyond me.

I’m less concerned about our hair and more about women knowing their worth. With or without natural hair, we need to celebrate one another for who we are in all of our versatility. ~Bene Viera

I love how well she wrote this!

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Thanks again for your business Curlygrizzly!

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  I have crazy curly hair, and I needed help. I typed curly hair in my search bar found this wonderful website and in it a salon with the greatest stylist I've ever met, Danielle. She is patient, actually listens and gives wonderful advice for your type of hair, and face shape, plus she is super nice. When I walked in, I was so tired with my hair that I was going to chop it off, she talked me of the ledge, and gave me the best hair cut i have gotten in years. Also the advice she gave me in how to style my hair helped me so much, people actually think that I got a perm, my curl is so defined and healthy looking, I'm never going to anyone else. If you have curly hair, and you're looking for help, Danielle is your stylist.

  
  

  Reviewed by Curlygrizzly on Sep 16, 2011

Enjoy a few pics of some of my clients after their visit with me

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I brought my daughters to see Danielle today, thanks to all the glowing reviews on NaturallyCurly.com. I was not disapointed. We've been driving from Vegas to Long Beach, CA to see Richie Roman for years, but alas..he's relocating to the east coast. They both cut dry which is essential for curly hair. I'm used to seeing the Deva method, but I had complete confidence in Danielle's technique. She sat down with us for a consultation before the cut..making sure she understood the girls' hair and needs. My youngest is a 3a/3b and my oldest a 3b/3c. My youngest had hair to her waist and wanted it cut above her shoulders (donating to Locks Of Love). She did not have a clear picture of what she wanted other than length. Danielle did an amazing job with her new style. It's balanced, beautiful and flattering. My oldest wanted her A-line bob shaped back up as it was very grown out. It came out beautiful! super short at the nape with long layers at the front to just past her jawline. Exactly what she wanted...an edgier version of what she came in with. Danielle also went over the styling a bit with the girls as well. We will definitely be returning and will be referring our other curly girls to Danielle.

The Architecture of a Great Hair Cut

Like any great building, a great haircut has to be built on a solid foundation otherwise the haircut will collapse. I'm a hairstylist that enjoys the art of creating beautiful haircuts. One of my favorite educators from Aveda's Global Creative Team is Antoinette Beenders. I attended an advanced cutting and styling class with her and she used an analogy I really liked. She said, "Building a foundation into the hair is much like stacking bricks or pouring cement.  If there is no foundation laid we can't build anything on top.  As hairstylists, we imagine ourselves on a scaffold redistributing or adding weight to the hair with our scissors, razor or clippers."  Antoinette's message was an ahh haa moment for me many years ago and has stayed with me throughout my career .  I love being creative with hair color and use advanced techniques, but shaping the hair has always been a passion of mine. Take a look at one of the worlds most famous buildings, most people can recognize and know exactly where it is located because of its unique shape.

Mik So Chic is known for her striking beauty in the Arts and Fashion community here in Vegas, take a look at her recent shape and color and share your thoughts.

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Let's meet over a haircut, and create a shape that's perfectly designed for you.


Danielle Green