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Hairstyling Industry Jargon Glossary of Hair Terms

The other day I was on an audio consultation with a student from Finding the Right Hairstyle for You! and I used a hairstyle term “graduated layers“, I could tell by the tone of her response that she had no clue what kind of hairstyle I was talking about. I had been guilty of using insider buzz words.

When an insider talks with an outsider the conversation can become gibberish real fast. How do you feel when you have to converse with tech support? How do you feel when you have to converse with tech support? They even have a term for it they call “geeking out“.

I couldn’t help wondering how often in my almost 30 years in the hair styling business have I been guilty of using “Hair Talk” that my clients had no clue what I was talking about, but where too embarassed to say “would you restate that in english”.

I think it is time I create a glossary on the site of industry buzz words, don’t you? But I need your help, I’m too close to the forest I can’t see the trees, I need your help. Please share with me those confusing terms that you have heard your hair stylist use that you would like to see included in the glossary.

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“Hair Color Remover”

After reading your comments and questions regarding hair color remover, I clearly see that you folks want more on this issue. There are a lot of you who have the problem of your hair getting too dark . . . or worse yet, is dyed black and you want to remove the hair color. I really do feel for you, along with the hair color problem, money often becomes an issue. It can be an expensive fix, because it can take hours for a professional hair colorist to correct.

I took a look at my original article, Haircolor too dark — here are your options, and thought, “Is there more I can and should add?” Sure!

Easiest, safest and cheapest trick to remove hair color is to try:

• Multiple shampoos with, Dawn dish soap and/or Prell Shampoo.