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I used it for 30 days… and LOOK at the damage 😳

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Okayyyy part 2 of why I hate heat brushes 👀

And before anyone comes for me 😂 yes… SOME people use them carefully.

BUT as a hairdresser? I am seeing the damage over and over again behind the chair.

Dry ends.

Snapped hair.

Thinner ponytails.

Fluffy broken layers around the crown.

Hair that literally feels fried.

And the scary part?

Most people don't even realise it's happening until one day they think…

“Hang on… where has all my hair gone?”

High heat + repeated tension DAY AFTER DAY is HARD on the hair.

Especially when:
🚩 there's no heat protection
🚩 sections are gone over repeatedly
🚩 the heat setting is too high
🚩 hair is already compromised

Friends 💛 your daily habits matter.

Your hair tools matter.

And healthy hair isn't just about what products you buy… it's how you treat your hair every single day.

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Life has a funny way of slowing us down when we need it most 💛

If you told me a few months ago that sick leave would have me studying again and quietly working on something new behind the scenes… I probably wouldn’t have believed you.

But here we are ✨

Still Learning - Still Growing -Still Dreaming.

Not quite ready to share what I’m working on yet… but I will say this —

It’s lighting a fire in me again and I’m really excited for where this next chapter could lead.

Sometimes the hardest seasons end up redirecting us exactly where we’re meant to go 💛

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🚨 Alright we need to talk about heat brushes.

And not just for us girls in our 40s.

Young healthy thick gorgeous hair... fine hair... coloured hair... ANY hair.

Because honestly... in MY opinion these things can absolutely wreck hair.

Just the other day I had one of my beautiful girlies (Miss T 💛) in my chair.

I flat out said to her... "Have you been somewhere else and had your hair thinned out?" (which, would have been totally fine btw). Because that is honestly what it felt like. Butttttt in a REALLY bad way.

She was like hmm no!!

SO detective mode ON🔍

"What have you been drying your hair with?" "How often?" "Are you using heat protection?" "Are you ACTUALLY using enough heat protection?"

Thennnnn we got onto the heat brush.

And suddenly she goes...

"Yeah wow... now we're talking about it... I actually do feel like my hair has gotten thinner." ANDDDD "The other day I was thinking... where has the rest of my ponytail gone?"

Friends 💛 your daily habits matter.

Heat. Tension. Repeated stress. Day after day. Hair health isn't just scalp serums and expensive products. It's how we treat our hair every single day.

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Bathroom cupboard product audit

So I was a little bit embarrassed to show you guys my bathroom cupboard, TBH buttttt so excited it’s all organised now!! I’ve even thrown out old bottles that were empty🙈
an old ones that didn’t suit my hair type any more
WHAT’S THAT . . are you taking some of your own advice? 😆

Sooooo how do you know what to CHUCK vs what to KEEP?

KEEP ✅

✨ Products you're consistently using
✨ Products suited to your CURRENT hair needs (not your hair from 10 years ago)
✨ Products that leave your hair feeling healthy and manageable
✨ Products that support your scalp health
✨ Heat protection products

CHUCK ❌

🚫 Old products you've kept "just in case"
🚫 Products making your hair feel heavy, dry or oily
🚫 Anything expired or smelling strange
🚫 Products bought because TikTok said so — but your hair hates them
🚫 Products for hair you don't have anymore

Your hair changes. Hormones change. Scalp health changes.
# routine should too 💛

How many old hair products are sitting in your bathroom cupboard right now? 👀

...the one thing I wish every woman knew..
✨ Healthy hair starts at the scalp
✨ Hormones can change your hair more than you realise
✨ Stress can show up in your hair
✨ Thinning hair isn't "just ageing"
✨ Your hair changes — and your routine needs to change with it
No one teaches women this.
But they should 🤍

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