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Miniaturisation of the hair follicles ~ Can this be reversed?

Sergio Cardona is a second generation Trichologist, following in the footsteps of his Father, who he worked alongside as well as being his mentor.

We discuss hair miniaturisation, how it happens, how to recognise it, and whether the process is reversible, along with the differences between telogen effluvium and androgenic alopecia.

Sergio shares how hair shedding can have an effect on the hair follicle, and the exact point that the hair reduces where it can no longer be reversed. He also shares how telogen effluvium may show signs of hair miniaturisation but that it doesnt compromise the hair follicle in the same way that genetic hair loss might.

He describes how to detect why the hair is thinning and what is causing it, along with the importance of creating a specific time line.

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Hair transplantation ~ Navigating the industry from a patient's perspective

Spencer Stevenson is an advocate who approaches hair transplantation from the unique perspective of a patient, having had multiple hair transplant surgeries himself.

Through his own mistakes he has learned a great deal, and works hard to help prevent others from being conned or suffering from unethical practices. He knows first hand that the hair transplant industry is not always ethical, and it is important to carry out due diligence and research well before any transplant or procedure.

When spencer was young, he had tons of hair, and this was part of his identity. By the time he was 21, he had began to recede, and by the time he was 24, he had become so self-conscious that he began to become reclusive & depressed. He avoided social situations & missed out on important events.

He tried a hair system, and minoxidil but still wasn't happy. He saw an advert and thought all his prayers had been answered, but this was the start of a long and arduous journey to regain more hair.

Spencer now helps to advise others on what is best for them, helping them to avoid the pitfalls and negatives of the industry.

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How to create multiple streams of income and protect your future

Angelica Prather is an income strategist and coach.

'You are the CEO of your life'

She gained a degree in cosmetology after college and has been a hairdresser for 20 years.
She believes that everyone should ideally have three streams of income, and that you should not just be limited to being behind the chair.

Angelica has some amazing ideas and strategies to make sure you are not leaving money on the table, and loves to encourage people to challenge the limitations that may have been placed on them.

She wants to help encourage women to negotiate and ask for more, to rewrite their story.

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Instagram- HAIRSTYLIST INCOME STRATEGIST | BUSINESS COACH | ATL (@angelicadprather) • Instagram photos and videos

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Removing the stigma around female hair loss ~ How Alopecia areata led to becoming a wellbeing & mindfulness advocate.

Chloe Sheehan lives with Alopecia. Her condition fluctuates and can improve or worsen at any time.
After her diagnosis, she recognised that her job was causing her stress, and she had a complete career change.
This led to her seeking out mindfulness techniques and looking at the ways she manages stress.

She has gone from adamantly telling herself that she would never get married or have kids because of the condition, to planning a wedding!

She now gives talks in schools on mindfulness and promotes wellbeing, giving children the tools for resilience and stress management.
She also set up an Instagram account to help people find some positivity and know that they are not alone.

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Instagram - 𝐂𝐡𝐥𝐨𝐞’𝐬 𝐇𝐚𝐢𝐫 𝐀𝐟𝐟𝐚𝐢𝐫 (@chloeshairaffair) • Instagram photos and videos 

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Why business education is just as important as being a great hairdresser

Antony Whitaker has been hairdressing since 1978. He has trained with the best and owned three successful salons and had his own training schools.

He now puts his wealth of knowledge and experience to good use as a salon business coach after finding that stylists on his hairdressing courses were just as keen to learn about their business as they were their craft.

Many hairdressers are creative people, who don't have any formal business training or qualifications. Creative people often see the business side of a salon as boring.
But Antony is here to explain how business can be just as creative, and how it is an ever-changing entity in itself, constantly growing and evolving.

He also hosts the 'Grow your salon business' Podcast.

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Website - We help salon businesses become more successful - Grow My Salon Business

Podcast - Grow My Salon Business Podcast - Grow My Salon Business

Books - Books - Grow My Salon Business

Instagram - Antony Whitaker | Salon Coach (@growmysalonbusiness) • Instagram photos and videos

Facebook - Grow My Salon Business from Antony Whitaker | Facebook

LinkedIn - Grow My Salon Business: Overview | LinkedIn

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What is electrolysis and how does it work?

Deborah Jones comes from a council estate background, is dyslexic and left school with no real qualifications.
As a single parent, after juggling several role at once, she wanted to become a positive role mode in her sons' lives, and set up her own electrolysis clinic and training academy. Due to her example, both her children have also started their own businesses. 

She explains exactly what electrolysis is, and how it works on the hair.

We also talk about her work with the London transgender clinic, working with transgender and non- binary patients to boost their confidence and also in preparation for surgery.

We discuss how educators can keep up to date with the latest techniques and why it is important to stay active within the industry, along with how to become a specialist in your field and why focusing on a specific niche could be the pathway to success.


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Clinic - Home - Positive Pathways (positive-pathways.co.uk)

Instagram - Deborah | Electrolysis Expert (@positivepathways_electrolysis) • Instagram photos and videos

Facebook - Positive Pathways Electrolysis | Facebook

Book - Electrolysis The Business: A complete guide while studying on any electrolysis training program, or as a great reference for the already practicing electrologist.: Amazon.co.uk: Jones, Deborah: 9781791795061: Books

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How Hairdressers can better support clients with hair loss

Louise Howard-Long set up her own salon at 24, and thought that she was an understanding hairdresser, who could help support her clients through problems such as hair loss.
That is, until she experienced hair loss herself!

She describes her experience with two simultaneous alopecia conditions as one that affected her wellbeing, her sense of self  and caused her to lose her sense of perspective.

She took to Instagram and created videos documenting what was happening to her, and got a really positive response. She even took time off work to come to terms with her hair loss.

She is now passionate about supporting her clients in more ways if they suffer from hair loss, giving them more options and adding more information to their website about products and techniques that can help them to disguise and manage their condition.

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Instagram - Architect Hair Headingley (@architect_hair) • Instagram photos and videos

Facebook - Architect Hair Salon | Facebook

Website - architect hair – 52 Otley Rd, Headingley LS6 2AL. 0113 275 5884 (architecthairsalon.co.uk)

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Dealing with cancer and hair loss ~ My New Hair W/ Trevor Sorbie

Trevor Sorbie MBE joins me this week to talk about the My New Hair charity, working with clients who may be experiencing hair loss due to cancer treatments such as chemotherapy.

He has worked with L'Oreal for the last 15 years, their longest running seminar, teaching over 1,000 hairdressers how to cut and fit wigs and how to care for cancer patients.

We talk about his career that spans over four decades, after he found that he had a natural talent for hair.

Trevor shares information around the course, and how he has dealt with clients who have experienced cancer, including working at a hospice.

Information is key, and knowing where to go when you need help, or who to refer a client to, is key.

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Website - Trevor Sorbie | A Personalised Salon Experience | Award-Winning Team

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When Candace Christina turned 42 years old, after a mild case of COVID, she began to notice bald spots one month later. She also started to shed hair rapidly, and was finding it all over the house!
She then began to lose more and more hair, and was then diagnosed with alopecia universalis. She says that losing her hair was very traumatic, and the beginning of a huge journey for her to be more intentional and to embrace joy.

She created a documentary, sharing her hair loss journey. Being so open about her hair loss is difficult for her as she is usually a very private person, but she hopes that this will help and support others.

She describes how this experience has led her back to joy, and embracing the positive, fun side of life, including spending better time with her kids. She is determined to make her healing journey a positive experience.

She encourages anyone experiencing hair loss to make room for the new version of you; work out what makes you happy and do more of it!


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