Sabrina Bias

CAPTION TRIGGER WARNING ‼️ FOR WOMEN EXPERIENCING VARIOUS CHALLENGING MEDICAL CONDITIONS THAT CAN LEAD TO HORMONAL CHANGES The technique to applying bleach on scalp for postpartum hair is really the same technique that can be applied to anyone suffering hormonal changes. It’s really important to me to constantly be learning and adapting to all of the conditions that affect women’s bodies because it does show up in their hair. Losing hair can already be a dagger to someone’s confidence. It seems small, but keeping someone blonde and healthy instead of making them go back to their natural can give someone a huge relief. Many of us find so much identity in our hair and appearance so if it’s possible to keep someone blonde, I will always try, and always be gentle when I have to unfortunately say “no.” Many of your clients in your chair are experiencing one of these things and may not know this is why their hair is changing: Endometriosis, PCOS, Hashimoto’s, disordered eating, IVF, egg freezing, pregnancy, miscarriage, termination, SSRI’s, thyroid medication, rapid weight loss, birth control, etc. Some people don’t feel comfortable disclosing this information, but it’s important to keep in mind that scalp bleaching comes with working on someone’s skin and the more you know about their medical history concerning their hormones, the better. I use Blond Studio 9 bonder inside with 20 volume for the entire application. #lorealproambassador #lorealpro #chicagoblondespecialist #platniumblonde #chicagoblonde #blondespecialists #bleachandtone #haireducation #scalpbleach #haireducator #fyp #hairtok @L’Oréal Professionnel

How I became a blonde specialist part 6 #fyp #hairtok #storytime #platniumblonde #bleachandtone #blondespecialists #scalpbleach