More Hair Salons Going Green
September 28th, 2009 | Published in Articles | 1 Comment
As a salon owner, you may have heard some of the latest buzz about organic hair products. With salons in locations from Seattle to North Carolina “going green,” the trend is unmistakable. You may have considered switching over to organic hair products but then been daunted by their potential downsides.
Well, if you thought that organic products meant a compromise in your final result, you were wrong.
In fact, according to Hilton Bell, owner of International Hair and Beauty Systems, organic products are better. Not just better for the environment and your health, but better-looking on the client and they work better. Gone are the days when organic color meant your only resort was henna or a semi-permanent color; these products work better than the traditional product in addition to all the other benefits of switching to organic.
According to Bell, the ammonia in normal hair coloring solutions creates tiny holes in the hair. “In fact the shaft of hair is starting to resemble Swiss cheese.” This leads to breakage, dryness, overall hair damage.
But there are further complications that come with using ammonia. Over time, it damages the protein responsible for producing pigment in the hair. This reduces the hair’s ability to hold on to color. Using a product that doesn’t damage this important protein gives you a better long-term result because the hair can hold the color better. This means less fading, truer color, and healthier hair.
Bell is the exclusive distributor in the U.S. of Organic Color Systems, a revolutionary hair coloring product that, until recently, was only available in Europe. Unlike the old versions of organic color that merely coated the hair with semi-permanent tint, Organic Color Systems is a permanent color that uses modern advances in color technique.
By using a conditioning substance with a lower pH, Organic Color Systems gently opens the hair cuticle to color it. It’s simply a gentler way of altering the hair’s color. And, with less damage to the hair, the color comes out more vibrant, the hair more lustrous.
And, contrary to the common belief about natural hair products, this product can achieve all the results of traditional color. Even stubborn grays don’t stand a chance. All the ranges of the color chart are possible, from fiery reds to frosty platinums. Salon owners rave about their increased business as word of mouth spreads.
In the final assessment, organic color might not just be better for you and the environment—it is better for your business, too!
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June 30th, 2010 at 2:55 am (#)
everyone should Go Green so that we can help the environment.-.,