METHODOLOGY
At K. Rachelle, we call our approach the "Triple Threat System." Through our experience, we've found that treating your hair at the bowl, the styling station, and following a personalized hair care plan with professional products suited to your hair condition enables us to help you achieve fuller, longer hair with texture love and care. Healthy hair is a commitment and lifestyle, and I am here to guide you. Keep scrolling to learn how we can make your hair dreams come true.
Glamorously yours, K. Rachelle
K. RACHELLE'S 4 CRUCIAL ELEMENTS TO GROWING
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SCALP CARE
Ladies, it's essential to shampoo your hair regularly. Skipping or neglecting this step can create a breeding ground for harmful bacteria, leading to scalp issues and hair loss. Water alone won't effectively break down oils. Let's work together to find the perfect combination of shampoos tailored to your hair type, porosity, and scalp condition to ensure a proper cleanse.
HYDRATION
Hydration comes from water and conditioning treatments that seal in moisture. The condition of your hair depends on two factors: porosity and elasticity. Porosity is how easily your hair absorbs water. Low porosity hair resists water and struggles to absorb moisture, while high porosity hair absorbs moisture easily but has trouble retaining it. Elasticity, also known as resiliency, is your hair's ability to stretch and return to its original shape.
NOURISHING
Understanding the structure of hair helps us be intentional during the healing process. Hair is made up of 97% keratin protein and 3% trace minerals. When your hair is limp, damaged, and lifeless, protein conditioners are essential. Let's work together to create a treatment plan that strengthens the damaged areas of your hair and protects it from further damage.
LENGTH RETENTION
Consistently maintaining your ends with regular haircuts is essential for retaining length. Split ends start with a crack in the outer layer of the hair that deepens into the center, eventually causing the hair to split completely. Protein conditioners can temporarily seal split ends, but this treatment must be repeated often to keep the splits closed and promote length retention.