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straight talking. Cocochoco!

cocochocho Brazilian keratin treatment to detox and give life to your hair

Everyone loves healthy smooth, celebrity-glamorous hair. We probably worry about our hair than we do what we eat. But all those products and heat treatments carry a high cost – and not just at the till!

intensive care – for your hair!

Over time, your hair is weighed down and clogged up by the layers of processing. Oh for a good detox to get our hair’s natural beauty back again! This is the 911 call for your hair, check in the perfect hair detox that works perfectly – no matter how processed, coloured or damaged your hair might be.

OK, this is starting to sound like one of those annoying American hair adverts on TV. But I tell you what, a good Brazilian Keratin treatment, Brazilian blow-dry, whatever you’ve heard it called, works. And none works better then the world leading product, CocoChoco Keratin.

Wow – how much?

Sure, its not cheap, but this is the top, premium product containing only natural non-toxic elements. There is nothing in it to damage your hair, no formaldehydes, parabens or sulphates. this is special – and you know this will be the best your hair has been right from the first treatment.

The good news is, each treatment lasts up to four months. It will be pay for itself every time you look in the mirror. And you’ll be doing that a lot!

So what happens to do this?

Well, we book a consultation. This is like any other check up any good hairdresser would do before changing your hair with something new. The right product will be selected, a skin test if its your first time, you make an appointment and get ready for a pampering.

At first you just think its a shampoo treatment, but its has to be washed in to your hair before it gets to work cleansing, detoxifying, nourishing and transforming your hair. Once its been absorbed – its not a quick session, this is what your paying for along with the product itself, finally, a little gentle straightening to get your hair ready for its new life. And that’s it.

During the time its active – which as I said is up to 4 months on average, all you need do is shampoo it properly and light straightening to remove any kinking from sleep, etc.

who can I ask to do this?

As with any treatment for your hair, a professional has been trained to do it properly. That is particularly the case with any corrective work. Cocochoco train and support their professional community exceptionally well. Its not a cheap five-minute fix, so why risk your hair and your money using someone who you don’t trust or without Brazilian Keratin specific experience?

I’m a fully trained, certified and insured Cocochoco Professional. all professionals like me will be happy to show their qualifications.

want to know more?

you can contact me here to arrange a consultation or find out how I can help.

You can read a really good StyleNest article where journalist Danielle Hudson writes about Brazilian Keratin from her personal experience. Just click below.

Danielle Hudson article about Brazilian Keratin Treatments
Get ready for the experience of your hair’s life!
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Fully qualified!

Edge Mobile Hair's Jan Robinson has completed her CTTLS teaching and assessing qualification at Macclesfield College!

What a year its been!

Apart from teaching NVQ Level 2 and 3 students – along with some work experience school students, I’ve had to squeeze in training for this key part of my teaching and assessing qualification, my CTTLS. This lets me teach and assess students at all levels of their hairdressing training. Its something I really wanted to do and its actually taught me a lot, too.

I went into hairdressing from school and spent two years at college, so I know just how important it is to get up to date, quality training right from starting out. I wanted to pass on my experience to the next generation coming into the profession and this has helped me do it.

Its quite a relief to know that my NVQ Level 2, Level 3, PTTLS and now my CTTLS qualifications are complete and I get put my energy into my hairdressing. I may be asked to do more teaching this year, but the syllabus isn’t quite complete yet, so watch this space!

A big thank you to all my hairdressing students, tutors and all the support staff at Macclesfield College for making my time so enjoyable. Good luck for the future!

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Teaching style – at Macclesfield College!

Here we are in March and already the new year’s been an exciting one. From a student at college last year learning how to teach, to actually teaching students at Macclesfield College!

The salon at Macclesfield college. I'm lecturing to level 2 and level 3 students here!

I’m spending a couple of days every week teaching NVQ Level 2 and Level 3 hairdressing students. The opportunity to pass on a lifetime’s worth of skills to two different levels is sometimes challenging, but its great to see new talent entering the profession.

And its not just school leavers, either. Many students are returning to hairdressing studies to refresh older skills or are maybe looking to start a new, worthwhile career. Teaching such a mix of students, ages and abilities is an education in itself!

I would suggest anyone who wants to do something creative and different thinks about returning to college to train for a new career. The tutors are like me and offer real life skills, many run their own businesses so the techniques you learn are right up to date and on-trend.

The students gain valuable commercial experience and people skills by working in our real salon. That makes them all the more employable or even ready to go freelance.

We also get presentations from the leading product manufacturers – and this is a great way for both students and tutors to keep up there at the cutting edge of hairdressing!

My current clients needn’t worry – I’m doing this alongside my normal business, it helps me offer a better service as well as giving me to chance to pass on my skills. As I say, It has been quite a year. And its only March!

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I’ve got it – VTCT Certification!

VTCT Certification for Edge hair's Jan Robinson!

Well the last two years have been quite a challenge – trying to fit running a growing business around losing two days each week at college, but it’s all been worth it as I’ve got my VTCT qualification!

So what’s VTCT all about – and if you’d asked me that two years ago, I probably wouldn’t know either. But VTCT is essential if I want to pass on my skills to anyone joining the profession. It lets me assess people’s work and give guidance and advice.

I feel it’s vital to pass on life-skills – otherwise young hairdressers will find its quite a tough journey. The time I spent has benefited me too, as it’s made me really think about how I do the things I do.

To reach this point, I had to spend 12 months gaining NVQ Level 3 in Advanced Level Hairdressing and spent a lot of time around young students, even teaching sessions – quite an education in itself!

I’m planning to spend some time at colleges and salons assessing trainees by fitting this around my hairdressing, which is still the main focus of my work.

I would recommend that anyone looking for a career in hairdressing thinks seriously about getting the right qualifications, as it’s a really rewarding and creative career. Thanks so much to South Cheshire College for getting me to this point.