Hair Stylists in Birchington On Sea, United Kingdom

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I'm a mobile hairdresser I work in and around Thanet. If you fancy having your hair done in comfort of you own home.feel free to give me a call .. Stacey 07702083153

Funky divas Keeley Cole

Funky Divas are great.

Hair studio:-) Friendly & do a great job! Giselle Sanna

Def Hairlines in Minnis Bay.

Janine Barnes - Headlines.

Sophie Scargill she is great.

Liz at Guide Styles is great.

Hair Studio (Giselle)

Funky Divas

Penny at Guide Styles is briĺlianr xx

Funky Divas are the best.Opp.RSPCA.x

Zoe Arklie she talks alot but is quality

Claire-louise Ogles Gisby at Headkases Style-icon Hairsalon. She's the best! You won't be disappointed.

This might be helpful for you Jo. Caring For Chemo Curls Your new hair may feel as if it had a really bad permanent wave treatment, and it makes sense to treat it that way. Use a very mild shampoo - try baby shampoo or products for dry or damaged hair. While shampooing your chemo curls, massage your scalp to increase circulation to your roots and remove any dry, flaky skin. Avoid using very hot water because your scalp may be tender. After your shampoo, put on a leave-in conditioner for fine or limp hair. Here's a tip: put a teaspoon of conditioner in one palm, then rub both hands together gently to distribute the conditioner and finally cup your hands over your hair and gently wipe from front to back. This should distribute the conditioner evenly over your hair. Dry your hair gently by blotting with a thick towel, or use a low heat setting on your hair dryer. Style your new hair gently - vigorous brushing, combing and pinning can break brittle chemo curls. Put away your curling and straightening irons for now - the heat can burn your tender scalp. Use styling products that offer a light hold, as these are easy to wash out and won't make your hair look like plastic. Go for water-based products whenever you can find them - those are healthy for your hair and the environment! Chemo Curls - Photo © Alicia Vogel Chemo Curls. Photo © Alicia Vogel Updated December 16, 2014. Chemotherapy can cause hair loss as well affect hair regrowth. Towards the end of treatment, or soon after, your hair will start to come back. When your hair does return, the texture and color may be different than your original hair - and when your post-chemo hair is very curly, it's called chemo curls. You may be tired of wearing your wig and eager to show off your new hair, so learn how to take good care of your chemo curls. Ads Vinegar Grows Hair Faster www.justnaturalhaircare.com Vinegar Has Been Used for Decades To Stop Hair Loss & Grow New Hair! Stop Hair Loss hold-on-to-your-hair.com This is how I was able to stop my hair loss naturally Hats for Cancer Patients www.bohemiaheadwear.co.uk Adults and Children sizes available Fast and Free Delivery to the UK Easy Hair Curls Chemotherapy Chemo Straighten Your Hair Curling Short Hair You've Got Chemo Curls Chemotherapy drugs affect the roots of your hair, and will continue to affect hair shaft formation because the drugs will still be in your system for some time after treatment. Your hair, skin, and fingernails will take some time to recover as the toxins leave your body. When your new hair comes in, it may be different from your natural hair at first. This is due to the loss or change of pigment and may result in white, gray, or some color different than your natural hair color. As your body recovers and hair pigment rebounds, your hair may return to its original color, or a color close to your pre-chemo hair. Expect a change in hair texture as well - it may initially be kinky, curly, coarse, or even fine as baby hair. This initial chemo hair may be trimmed away as it grows out over the next six to twelve months after treatment. Give yourself time to recover - meanwhile, treat your new hair gently. Caring For Chemo Curls Your new hair may feel as if it had a really bad permanent wave treatment, and it makes sense to treat it that way. Use a very mild shampoo - try baby shampoo or products for dry or damaged hair. Ads Hair extensions khairmax.com testing testing 5 Foods you must not eat: trimdownclub.com Cut down a bit of stomach fat every day by never eating these 5 foods. While shampooing your chemo curls, massage your scalp to increase circulation to your roots and remove any dry, flaky skin. Avoid using very hot water because your scalp may be tender. After your shampoo, put on a leave-in conditioner for fine or limp hair. Here's a tip: put a teaspoon of conditioner in one palm, then rub both hands together gently to distribute the conditioner and finally cup your hands over your hair and gently wipe from front to back. This should distribute the conditioner evenly over your hair. Dry your hair gently by blotting with a thick towel, or use a low heat setting on your hair dryer. Style your new hair gently - vigorous brushing, combing and pinning can break brittle chemo curls. Put away your curling and straightening irons for now - the heat can burn your tender scalp. Use styling products that offer a light hold, as these are easy to wash out and won't make your hair look like plastic. Go for water-based products whenever you can find them - those are healthy for your hair and the environment! Hair Coloring and Permanent Waves My stylist got me to wait until my hair was three inches long before she would do anything chemical to it. Hair that is shorter than three inches is very difficult to style and manage. If your scalp is still tender, please wait until it recovers and then consult a professional hairdresser for help with hair color and permanent waves. You'll need to settle for the largest size curlers and a body wave solution with a short processing time. Small tight curlers and harsh chemicals cooking your hair can break those brittle strands and you may lose some of your new hair in the process. As for hair color and bleach, wait until your hair has grown beyond the chemo curl stage before you use any permanent hair color or harsh chemicals to lighten your hair. Instead, use wash-in semipermanent colors or temporary hair colors which are relatively gentle on brittle, dried chemo curls. Your hairdresser may be able to create a few highlights for you, if you just want some variety in your new hair, before it grows out. Cutting Off Chemo Curls If you are running out of patience with your chemo curls, you could try doing a one-inch buzz cut. Before you do, please know that the hair close to your scalp may still be curly, even if you use mousse or gel to try and straighten it. Try to wait until your hair has grown out at least three inches, and then ask your hairdresser to trim the ends. That will get the most brittle hair out of your way. You may like to get the ends trimmed monthly or every other month, until your hair returns to its normal texture. In six to twelve months, most of the chemo curls will be gone and you can try new hairstyles with your short hair. Enjoy your new hair - it is another mark of surviving breast cancer. Good luck. ☺️

Hair Studio, Giselle is very good as are they all. They will sit & discuss any problems you have regarding hair

Nikki Turk xx

Funky Divas in Birchington. Bev and Keeley are really good! highly recommended. They are situated opposite the bakery and next to the wedding shop

I had exactly the same, mine came through curly at first, I had it trimmed and now back to normal. I go to place in st P eters (there were in Westgate). 91843 867546 - Nicky

Keeley Cole.....funky divas. X

Kerry Vella xx

Nikki Clark Mobile Hairdresser she is great.

Bev Funky Divas !

Hair Studio..near the station..do foils..lovely people xxx

Hair studio in Birchington are amazing xx

Hair studio near the station. I have my foils done there. Excellent staff and real friendly.

Claire at Hair Studio Westgate

I would recommend Giselle, Hair Studio...by the station....she is very good, and everyone at the salon are lovely!!

Hayley Tournay is mobile local and very reasonable. Does great foils too xx

Daniel Ford in Margate. Dan has been my hairdresser for over 10 yrs and wouldn't go anywhere else

Deanne Smith..mobile too

Hair Studio opposite Christies

Forgot to say Bev.is brilliant.at Funky Divas..xx

Nicky Owen Biggs at Littlefields in Herne Bay, fantastic and a lovely lady.

Funky Divas:)

Jay at The Hair Studio in Birchington

Beverley Potter Keeley Cole at Funky Divas!

Highly recommend Katie Shingles, she was fantastic with an elderly friend of mine

Emma Jane brilliant...

Highly recommend Emma Thompson.x

Hair Studio, friendly and professional:)

Funky Divas are great

Bev at Funky Divas highly recommend .

Katharine Mantell.....Jess?

Funky Divas - Keeley ..or any of the girls in there

Keeley Cole at funky divas x

Bev at Funky Divas

Jen Stokes is amazing. She does my hair for me xx send her a message I'm sure she can help u x

Kate Oxley is amazing xx