Taking the Plunge

John Gray

Book Description The book, like its sister texts, will be a easy-read scientific companion for hairdressers and hairdressing students, written by a doctor with a specialism in hair and skin and a wide knowledge of the hairdressing industry.

Janet Andrewes

Donna Loux

Book DescriptionIf you have never thought about the dangers hiding inside the salon industry, or had any doubts about the people who work in the industry, their qualifications, their techniques, or the products they use, this book is a must read. AIDS and other diseases are now an ever present danger, even in the salon. The author will navigate the salon world for you, giving you insider information about everything from licensing and tipping to sanitation and your own home care. This tiny little book ispacked full of information that answers every question that you never knew to ask.

Glade B. Curtis

Crystal Andrus

As we take our first breath of air, our soul enters our physical body and fills us with a radiant light, as it gently whispers into every cell of every baby girl that we are beautiful. Our light is naturally dazzling, as we trust in ourselves and honor our choices. But as our mind begins to develop, it becomes very busy—excited with all that we’re learning. Impressed with our new power, we realize that with the right demands, others will take notice. That’s when a new voice begins to emerge: the “I” of the mind,” or the ego. It can be found by simply listening to the chatter that incessantly carries on in our brain. These voices tell us what we “should have done,” what we “must look like,” or how we “need to be.” It can talk so much, and so loud, that if we listen to it long enough we’ll become so distracted from our soul that our light, once vibrant and radiant, becomes dull and dim. Often when we meet a person who’s beautiful, we say that they “lit up the room.” The...