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Add a little attitude to your hair

Hello my friends wanted to wish everyone a blessed day . Adding a little extra love and appreciation to the community today. Thank you When doing hair it’s a great idea to always ask the client if they are truly comfortable and happy with their hair. This is very important cause it will give you a chance to get your hands dirty with hair color changes. Plus it breaks the ice makes people feel…

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Researchers: Hair Dyes Have a Direct Connection to Breast Cancer Though dying their locks might seem like an absolute necessity for many women as they get older and the gray starts setting in, new research from Finland should give women everywhere pause, as it indicates that this apparently harmless beauty ritual could be…

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Researchers: Hair Dyes Have a Direct Connection to Breast Cancer Though dying their locks might seem like an absolute necessity for many women as they get older and the gray starts setting in, new research from Finland should give women everywhere pause, as it indicates that this apparently harmless beauty ritual could be…

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10 Best Hair Wax For Men Provide Perfect Style & Strong Hold 2020

10 Best Hair Wax For Men Provide Perfect Style & Strong Hold 2020

When it comes to getting and maintaining an incredibly good hairstyle, there is no product comparable to the best hair wax for men.

Different parts of your body require different types of products to make you look well-groomed and refined. For example, your hair benefits from a multitude of products, including hair wax.

Hair wax has many advantages. Good hair wax can completely change your look…

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How to color women's short hair -- Blonde colour placement by Stephanie Lee - 019

How to color women’s short hair — Blonde colour placement by Stephanie Lee – 019

Watch the full video: https://myhairdressers.com/videos/salon-creative-colouring-agnes-pale-blondes

Stephanie Lee’s salon creative colour tutorial features a simple, soft, salon-friendly technique creating a point of interest and contrast.

Model Allanah // Hair Colour Blonde on a level 8 // Hair Type Medium fine Technical Skills Bleaching / Lightener | Block Colour | Colour Placement Sectioning |…

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Hairstyle Color 2018 Female

Hairstyle Color 2018 Female

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For one, your nipples are super-sensitive (they're a top erogenous zone, after all)-but there's pain that feels good and pain that, well, feels like pain.

There are two words that, when said together, can make any woman immediately cringe with discomfort: nipple pain. (You totally did it just now, didn't you?)

For one, your nipples are super-sensitive (they're a top erogenous zone, after all)-but there's pain that feels good and pain that, well, feels like pain.

So, uh, WTF is going on when your nips actually hurt-and is it something to worry about?

First: Don't freak out; there are various lifestyle and health changes that could lead to nipple pain, and most can easily be resolved once you figure out the culprit (i.e. throw away that ill-fitting sports bra forever), but others may come with more alarming symptoms (like nipple discharge, lumps, or changes in the color or texture of your breast skin) that are definitely a sign to see a doctor.

Whatever the case, irritated, painful nipples aren’t something you should have to deal with on the regular. If your nips are feeling super uncomfortable, make an appointment with your ob-gyn-one of these issues might be at the root. 

1. You have an infection in your nipples.

Yep, your nipples can get infected: “There are large pores and hair follicles around the nipple that can become clogged and infected just like in your underarm or pubic areas,” says Jenna Sassie, M.D., an obstetrician-gynecologist at Women’s Healthcare Associates in Houston.

One possible type of infection, believe it or not, is a yeast infection on your nipple (yes, those yeast infections). These usually occur under the breast where sweat collects, says Sassie, but since yeast thrives in moist, dark environments, women who regularly wear bras made of non-breathable material might be prone to yeast infections on their nipples too.

Invest in anti-chafing balm such as Body Glide to reduce nipple irritation while running.

Thrush is another type of yeast infection that's passed on to breastfeeding mothers from their babies. Luckily, these infections can be treated with antibiotics-for you, and if you're breastfeeding, for your baby too.

Nipple piercing can also lead to infection, especially if it’s not done with good technique or cared for meticulously afterwards, says Alyssa Dweck, M.D., a gynecologist in Westchester, New York, and assistant clinical professor of obstetrics and gynecology at Mount Sinai School of Medicine. So if you’re considering accessorizing your girls, do your research and find a reputable tattoo and piercing parlor.

2. You have 'jogger’s nipple.'

If you work out regularly or are training for a long endurance event like a marathon, experiencing chafing or irritation from clothing such as a sports bra isn’t that uncommon-TBH, it’s almost a rite of passage.

Dweck advises wearing a well-fitting, good-quality sports bra and using an anti-chafing balm such as Body Glide to prevent irritation.

But you don't have to be a runner to get "jogger's nipple"-it can happen in everyday clothes too. “I’ve also had patients wearing poor-fitting lace bras and such who wind up with rashes or sensitivity because it’s rubbing the nipple all day long,” Sassie says.

If that's the case, it might be worth going through your intimates drawer to figure out if it’s really worth keeping some of those pretty, yet too itchy, bras around.

3. You’re experiencing hormonal changes.

One of the first things you want to consider when you first experience breast pain is whether or not you might be pregnant.

“Nipple pain is sometimes the first sign that you are expecting,” says Sassie.

So if you’re not on birth control and are not experiencing any signs of nipple irritation, you wouldn’t be crazy for rushing out to buy a pregnancy test.

Similarly, if you stopped or started a new birth control method or pill, are about to start your period, or are experiencing any major hormonal fluctuations such as perimenopause, you may experience breast and nipple pain as well, says Sassie; which, while a literal pain, is usually nothing to worry about.

4. You’re breastfeeding

A very unfortunate truth: Experiencing pain while breastfeeding is mostly normal, for a number of reasons: your breast pump doesn't fit well, you have clogged milk ducts, your nipples are cracked, or your baby has latching issues. Nipple creams like Medela Tender Care Lanolin can often help new moms get some relief in those cases.

Mastitis can also cause flu-like symptoms, like fever, aches, and fatigue.

But sometimes pain during breastfeeding isn't normal-like with mastitis, (a.k.a. inflammation of breast tissue). According to the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, symptoms of mastitis include breast tenderness or warmth to the touch, breast swelling, thickening of breast tissue or a breast lump; pain or a burning sensation while breastfeeding or during normal daily activities; and skin redness.

“If you are experiencing pain while breastfeeding and also have a fever or chills or you are generally feeling ill, definitely visit your doctor,” Sassie says.

5. You’re having an allergic reaction.

If you’re experiencing itchiness or irritation after using a new fragrance, soap, or lotion, or even laundry detergent or fabric softener, your newfound nipple pain might be the result of an allergic reaction.

If you have made a recent switch-and identified that as the source of your pain-you might be better off going back to your old favorite, or seeking out a fragrance-free or hypoallergenic version.

6. You started or changed a medication.

“Some medications can have side effects that cause nipple sensitivity or even discharge from the nipple,” says Sassie “These can be herbal supplements or prescriptions, especially psychiatric drugs.” Check with your doctor if you think that's the case.

Additionally, if you have already been diagnosed with breast cancer, treatment such as surgery and radiation can cause breast pain as well, says Dweck.

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What is hair coloring

The Science Behind Hair Coloring: What Every Client Should Know Hair coloring is more than just applying dye—it’s a chemical process that interacts with your hair’s natural structure. Understanding the science behind it can help you make informed decisions, maintain healthy hair, and achieve the best results. 1. How Hair Color Works Hair color works by penetrating the hair cuticle and changing…

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Hair coloring for 2025

As we step into 2025, hair color trends are embracing both bold expressions and subtle, natural hues, offering options to suit diverse styles and preferences. Here are some of the top hair color trends to consider this year: 1. Mocha Mousse Pantone’s Color of the Year, Mocha Mousse, is a rich espresso brown with a touch of creamy warmth. This versatile shade complements a wide range of skin…

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Welcome to my chair

Welcome Note Dear Valued Client, Welcome! I am thrilled to have you join my chair and trust me with your hair journey. With over 40 years of experience as a master hair colorist, specializing in color corrections, placement techniques, and personalized transformations, I am committed to bringing out the best in your hair. Whether you’re here for a bold new look, subtle enhancement, or…

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Hair color trends for 2025

Hair Color Trends for 2025 The hair color landscape for 2025 is all about embracing individuality, bold self-expression, and an elevated approach to natural tones. Clients are looking for sophisticated, multi-dimensional results that reflect their personal style. Below are some key trends to watch out for: 1. Muted Metallics Metallic-inspired hair colors are shifting to a softer, more wearable…

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Master hair colorist

Hair colorist Martin Rodriguez  “Experience unparalleled expertise in hair transformations with Martin Rodriguez, a master colorist with over 40 years of excellence. Combining artistry with precision, I create stunning looks tailored to you in a warm, elegant salon environment. Step in and let your hair shine with confidence and style.” Champagne blonde A combination a tones that grow out…

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Hair colorist Martin Rodriguez

Martin Rodriguez is a highly acclaimed hair colorist based in Fountain Valley, California, with over 38 years of experience in the industry. He is renowned for his expertise in balayage, hair painting, color correction, and creating personalized hair color formulations tailored to each client’s unique features and preferences. Operating from Ooh La La Salon Spa, located at 18120 Brookhurst St.…

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How Eye Color Influences Hair Color Choices

The best hair colorists combine technical expertise, creativity, and excellent interpersonal skills. Here’s what sets top-tier hair colorists apart: 1. Mastery of Hair Color Chemistry • A deep understanding of the science behind hair coloring, including how different pigments interact with natural hair tones and textures. • Knowledge of the effects of pH levels, developer strengths, and…

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Hair color and formulation