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Busy Mompreneur With a Hair Problem?

  • Feb 8, 2021
  • 3 min read

Written by: Brooklynn Bradley-LaFleur, Executive Contributor

Executive Contributors at Brainz Magazine are handpicked and invited to contribute because of their knowledge and valuable insight within their area of expertise.

As a Mom*Prenuer who made her start from behind the chair as a salon owner, I know a thing or two about needing your hair done and not having time to sit in someone’s chair for 5 hours at a time. We get many business professionals and moms ready for a hair transformation to get them feeling revived, refreshed, and ready to hit their business goals but don’t have hours of free time to spend in our chairs.

I usually don’t write this type of article, but I have been sending out information on this topic to tons of people lately, so I thought I would continue to spread this message.


In this article, I will share an easy, affordable, and damage-free way to start stripping your color at home, spend less time at the salon, and cut the service cost down. Schedule your hair transformation and consult with your color specialist to ensure the need to strip your color. Then follow these steps at home before coming in for your appointment.


I wanted to switch from navy blue to a violet red-pink color. Because my hair is naturally black, we needed to bleach my whole head. Surprisingly it lifted well. I loved it and kept it for about seven months before getting bored and wanting something new. I wanted to try for silver with a black root melt.


There are two downsides to this. Trying to get a good color without damage and finding the time to actually make this transition while working and being a mother. The journey from red/pink to silver meant several hours in the chair.


After a week of researching the best damage-free ways to strip hair, days of trial and error, making a huge mess in my kitchen, and 3 bottles of Vitamin C tabs later, I have an effective recipe for stripping hair.


Step 1: Put several Vitamin C tablets in a Ziploc. This may vary. You will have to estimate however many you think will be enough for the thickness and length of your hair.


Step 2: Make sure Ziplock is sealed shut. Crush Vitamin C with a hammer until you have a really good powder.


Step 3: Pour the powder into an appropriate size bowl.


Step 4: Mix with head and shoulders shampoo until you have created a paste.


Step 5: Coat your hair evenly throughout. Dividing it into sections will help ensure it is evenly coated. It will not strip natural pigment, only deposited color.


Step 6: Leave on for 45 minutes and rinse.


You can do this as many times as you want, but your hair will be very dry. Make sure you condition it. A moisture mask will be very beneficial for your hair at this point if you do not have one, no worries! Sleep in conditioner or keep it in your hair for several hours. This will help put moisture back into your hair.


For more info, follow me on Facebook, Instagram, Youtube-Channel, and visit my website!

Brooklynn Bradley-LaFleur, Executive Contributor Brainz Magazine

Bradley-LaFleur is the CEO & Founder of Brooklynn Three. Brooklynn Three is the parent company of Salon Rouge Spa, LaFleur Couture Wellness Boutique, and This Beautiful Tripp Blog. Our mission is to help people transform their lives from the inside out by offering a variety of holistic based and safe products from makeup, vitamins, and cleaning supplies all the way to a wide variety of spa services. We host a web series every Monday morning to help answer questions and connect people everywhere with the products and services that best serve them and their families. On Friday mornings, we provide store shopping lives to conveniently shop everything in our store from the comfort of your own home. We ship and are happy to provide in-house or phone consultations to find the best plan for you!

 
 

This article is published in collaboration with Brainz Magazine’s network of global experts, carefully selected to share real, valuable insights.

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