Nicole's Hair Chair

New haircut time! I wish I'd taken a before picture, because this was a fun transformation.

I am feeling so inspired today! Tuesday morning we had a private salon hair cutting class with hairdresser of the year, Phillip Wilson. The things he taught us were like magic and now I'm excited to use my new knowledge on my clients hair! I hope to see you soon and work my new magic skills! ;)

Great tips, directly from stylists!

http://thoughtcatalog.com/alli-lemon/2014/04/10-things-your-hairstylist-wants-you-to-know/ .01

10 Things Your Hairstylist Wants You To Know You’re not Jennifer Aniston.

I agree with this shampooing advice. If you do it right you won't waste product.

The right way to shampoo hair, apply eyeliner and more beauty fixes - TODAY.com Shampooing your hair is a basic routine that most of us have been doing for as long as we can remember. And well, many of us have been...

* Your mid-day motivational :)

There are some great tips on ways to eat the right foods to help create your best hair.

http://www.webmd.com/beauty/hair-styling/top-10-foods-for-healthy-hair

Top 10 Foods for Healthy Hair When it comes to healthy hair, it’s not just what you put on your tresses that count -- your diet matters, too.

Tip for removing product build up and producing shiny, soft hair:

Once a month, add 1 tablespoon of baking soda to 2 tablespoons of your shampoo.

Voila! Clean and Shiny!

If you're looking for an elegant alternative to a traditional up-do for an upcoming wedding or prom, consider a braid. The braids of today are more than just the French braid or ponytail braid, they're sophisticated, spunky, intricate and FUN!

Stop by before you big event and try something new!

Nite-nite :)

(more inspiration: http://ow.ly/tw25p)

Use a toothbrush to fake fuller hair

Never smooth the roots of fine or thin hair while blow-drying as this can make the hair seem flat. Instead, tousle the hair from root to crown with your fingertips as you blow-dry. Then, when your strands are dry, give the roots extra lift by back-combing their undersides with a clean, dry toothbrush. Rather than tearing at hair like a comb, the soft bristles will grip and rough up strands just enough to maintain lift.

Great tip from www.more.com.

Go Hawks!