Hair Talk Podcast
By Hair Talk Podcast
Hair Talk PodcastJan 29, 2024
22. When A Client Dies
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27. The Shampoo Episode
This podcast episode delves into the fascinating world of shampoo, shedding light on its origin, various uses, ingredients, and the wide array of options available today.
Historical Roots: The episode begins by exploring the historical roots of shampoo. It explains that the word "shampoo" derives from the Hindi word "chāmpo," which means to massage or knead. Shampooing has been practiced for centuries in different cultures, often using natural ingredients like herbs and oils.
Evolution of Shampoo: The podcast then traces the evolution of shampoo from its early forms to the modern liquid or bar shampoo we use today. It highlights how shampoo has evolved from basic soap-based formulas to more specialized products designed for various hair types and needs.
Ingredients: A significant portion of the episode is dedicated to discussing the ingredients used in shampoo. It delves into the common ingredients found in shampoos, such as surfactants (cleansing agents), conditioners, fragrances, and preservatives. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of choosing shampoos that match one's hair type and any specific concerns, like dandruff or frizz.
Hair Care Tips: The podcast offers practical hair care tips, including the correct way to shampoo and the importance of rinsing thoroughly. It also touches on the potential harm of over-shampooing, which can strip the hair of natural oils and lead to dryness.
Variety of Options: The episode highlights the vast array of shampoo options available today. It covers traditional liquid shampoos, solid shampoo bars, organic and natural alternatives, and even sulfate-free and vegan options. The hosts stress the importance of consumers making informed choices based on their hair needs and values.
Sustainability: Sustainability is a key theme in the episode. It discusses how the beauty industry is moving towards eco-friendly packaging and ingredients, as consumers become more conscious of their environmental impact. The hosts encourage listeners to consider sustainable options when choosing shampoo products.
In conclusion, this podcast episode provides a comprehensive overview of the world of shampoo, from its historical origins to its modern-day iterations. It emphasizes the significance of understanding ingredients, choosing the right shampoo for individual needs, and being mindful of sustainability in the hair care routine. Whether you're a hair care enthusiast or simply looking to make more informed choices about your shampoo, this episode offers valuable insights and tips.
Massage Therapy with Darcey Pickard
Darcey- owner of Starjuice Bodywork-has been a massage therapist and aromatherapist for nearly 25 years in Seattle. She practices holistic bodywork and uses cupping, reiki and aromatherapy along with other more familiar massage techniques to give her clients a deep healing experience.
In this fun episode we talk to Darcey about her background and motivation to be a massage therapist. She tells us about her extensive education in aromatherapy, energy healing and cupping. We also ask for some Cringe Corner moments she can share, and boy, does she deliver! She brings her humor and knowledge to the Hair Talk table and we really enjoyed talking with her. To reach Darcey for your next massage:
Instagram @starjuicebodywork
email starjuicebodywork@gmail.com
26. Derg Does Hair with Flair: Deirdre
25. "7 Steps To Success"
24. Employee of the Month: Leah Stang
Leah Stang is a self-proclaimed "small town hippie/goth chick turned lower maintenance babe living in the city of grey". She has a dog named Shredder and she loves hair more now than she has ever understood love for anything else.
Leah has done it all, working at a high-end salon to low-key barbering. She invests thousands in advanced education and her love of the craft is evident in her work. We had a rowdy good time chatting with her, she is a lot of fun!
23. Favorite products and tools of the trade: recommendations here!
Online store: shop.saloninteractive.com/store/TheBackroom
Karie's pick: Grande Lash Serum shop.saloninteractive.com/store/TheBackroom/product/12821/16281
Linda's pick: Davines Liquid Spell shop.saloninteractive.com/store/TheBackroom/product/18160/21614
Amanda's pick LOMA nourishing oil treatment shop.saloninteractive.com/store/TheBackroom/product/549/2607
Lea's pick Davines shine wax shop.saloninteractive.com/store/TheBackroom/product/6373/9837
21. Take My Money! with Coral Lydia
Coral is a lifetime learner dedicated to creative expression. She graduated from Toni and Guy Academy learning a cutting-edge curriculum and rounded out with classical training under a lead cutting specialist with Aveda. She loves building relationships with her guests to maintain a long-term vision and create diffused colors and cuts with maximum grow-out potential. Additionally, Coral specializes in customizing major hair extension transformations ranging from growing out a pixie to addressing thinning hair. She brings a whimsical approach to pushing the envelope - always trying a new technique or color to spice up the routine.
Interests: Extension and color transformations, texture, low-maintenance, fine hair
Special Interests: Dad jokes, bad puns, spontaneity, coffee
Insta: @coral.like.the.reef
Located in Seattle, WA and Des Moines, IA
20. Meet & Greet: Lea, Linda, Amanda & Karie
In this episode we talk to Lea, Linda and Amanda about where they work, what their passions are and get to know them a little better. Lea is releasing her own album called, Hearts End; Linda was featured in a photoshoot by a new photographer, Jessica Burnett www.sohphotos.com/ and during our discussion we sidebar, (as usual!) talking about Linda's sister, who is a nun at Daughters of St. Paul. They have their own podcast, The Daughters' project podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-daughters-project/id1535644233.
Amanda is in love and doing her creative thing including another fabulous wedding with yours truly. : ) Who DOESN'T have a side hustle?!
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19. Our Favorite Photographer: Holli Margell
http://www.nativelightphoto.com For branding and pro headshots
http://www.holliwithaniportraits.com For socials, makeovers, fun events
Insta: @nativelightphoto, @holliwithaniportraits, @careerspotlightpodcast
Karie and Amanda work with Holli during photoshoots for makeover sessions and headshots. Holli is a detailed, organized and professional photographer who makes your photo experience so comfortable and therefore successful! Here is some background on Holli:
Born and raised in West Seattle, I have always had a keen eye for photography and found inspiration in both nature and art from museum galleries to street art to the fine art my mother or other relatives have created.
As a kid with a Polaroid camera in hand, I loved photographing people in action or posing stuffed animals to practice more formal posing (for real, I did that)!
Starting out as a Wedding Photographers assistant at 18, I quickly discovered I love people. Burned out from weddings within a few years, I tried a variety of other things, but always with a day job. Photography finally became my full focus in 2015! Native Light Photography was launched to provide branding and professional photography to career professionals and businesses. Another branch came back into focus during the Pandemic to fulfill a more creative side working with people of all ages, holliwithani.com ;)
18. The Scentsitive Stylist: Sarah Griffiths
In this episode we talk about how teenaged Sarah went from trading hair services for cigarettes to owning her own organic salon. We also discuss a few Awkward Moments with clients that include a hot iron, a neti pot and farts. Good times!
Sarah Griffiths is the founder of Treo Organic Salon in West Seattle. She has been in the industry for 25+ years. Sarah’s passion for organic products, health and sustainable living have been born out of some unfortunate health events in her life. She has seen the benefits from switching to healthy alternatives. Clients actively seek her out based on the knowledge that she uses healthy, non-toxic products. Sarah specializes in low maintenance, soft lived-in color. Combining health and beauty is her passion.
Contact: info@treoorganicsalon.com
https://www.facebook.com/treoorganicsalon/
17. The Road Dog Educator: Robert Banyaga
In this episode I talk to Robert about color theory, hair shows, fashion shows, the history of hairdressing and iconic influences and the importance of advanced education throughout your hairdressing career. More about Robert:
📍Dallas TX 📍Regional Educator for Dessange Group NA 🎨 Independent Hair Colorist 🏴☠️ Rock N Roll 🏴☠️Bassist for Heroes of Rejection ❤️Haircolor | Music | Art | Love | 🐈⬛ I’ve been in the beauty industry since 1985 and have been heavily involved in salon education from day one. I’ve been behind the chair for many years as well as a self-proclaimed “road dog” from doing shows, in-salon classes and seminars all over the world. I've worked corporately and independently, in large salons, small salons and suites. I’ve been fortunate to have had amazing mentors and a fantastic foundation of knowledge to build a career upon. I’m currently an independent colorist in the DFW area and a corporate regional educator for a large salon group. When I’m not on the road, I love being with my family or rocking out with my band.
rbanyaga@fantasticsams.com
instagram.com/robert4haircolor
facebook.com/colorthatrocks
linkedin.com/in/robertbanyaga
Mentors/Influential Icons:
@anthonymascolo57, @trevorsorbie, @robertlobetta, @egostyle, @reigncreativespace, @marybehindthechair, @oneshothairawards, @richykanda
16. High Viben Hairdresser: Brooke Rodriguez
Find out more about Reiki, sound baths, shamamic healing at www.atouchofmeraki.com
email at brookeathos@yahoo.com
15. Green Circle Salons: Mark Budihas
Mark Budihas has a background that includes 50+ years "wandering the halls of our beloved beauty industry." Here's his resume:
- Hairdresser
- Educator
- Salon Owner
- Salon Consultant
- Academy Director
- Product Developer
- Publisher
- Business Consultant
Today, he is proud to work with Green Circle Salons bringing sustainable beauty practices to the beauty industry in the U.S. and Canada.
Contact him for more information on how to make your salon GREEN! mbudihas@greencirclesalons.com
Drop us an email at hello@hairtalkpodcast.com or leave a voice mail on Spotify. Thank you!!
14. Our Creative Collaborator: Amanda Frame
aframewawro@gmail.com
kariekoltzstudio.com to book a consultation with us!
13. Natural Born Hairstylist: Anne Schmitt
hairdotcomb.com
Steps on how to eliminate lice at home:
1. Confirm that it's lice and not dandruff or another scalp disorder.
2. Purchase a delousing kit.
2. Wet the hair. Apply olive oil or mayonnaise to the hair and saturate.
3. Wrap in plastic. A bag or Saran Wrap will do
4. Apply heat for up to 15 min. (if you don't have access to a dryer, microwave a damp towel and wrap around the plastic. Remove when cooled)
5. Take off plastic wrap and cleanse with a delousing shampoo. May need a few washings to get all of the oil out.
6. Detangle the hair. Divide into 4 sections, two in front and two in back. Starting at the nape of the neck on one side, use the nit comb in the kit and slide the comb down the length of the hair. Part 1/2 " sections at a time and move to the top. After each swipe, clean the comb in a towel or bowl of water. Repeat for all sections.
7. Make sure to put all implements, towels, bowls, plastic, etc in a large plastic bag for 48 hours.
8. Wash all bedding and common fabrics in hot water followed by a hot dryer.
Spread the word! Help other parents with information to keep the infestation at a minimum and maybe you won't have to do it again next month!
12. Barista to Fashionista: Rebecca Raine
Who knew that baristas have so much in common with hair stylists? This episode features a hairstylist who started out as a beauty school student, became a barista and was encouraged by several strangers to pursue a career in hair! Let's unpack this together in this new episode featuring Rebecca Raine.
rebeccaraine.hair@gmail.com
11. Come On Irene! feat. Irene Rivera
Irene is a hairstylist of 15 years who started off as a young, single mom. She honed her skills specializing in naturally textured hair at Vasuda Salon in downtown Seattle, WA. She currently works at Factory Hair Seattle in West Seattle. Get to know Irene, she's a gem.
http://factoryhairseattle.com/team
instagram @ireevera
10. The Vocal Cosmetologist: D'Arcy Harrison
D’Arcy Harrison became a transplant from Rhode Island 19 years ago and has a background in theatre, producing, marketing, and non-profit program administration. D’Arcy became a licensed cosmetologist in 2003 once attending Greenwood Academy of Hair and received training via It&Ly Hairfashion, Vidal Sassoon and SEVEN the salon. D’Arcy has been the sole proprietor since 2012 of D’Arcy Hair Design (“Creating Hair Happiness”) and owner of Emerson Salon. She values speaking truth to power and believes in ethical business practices within the cosmetology industry.
Facebook group: Cosmetologists Of Washington United
Be An Advocate: cosmetologistsofwashingtonuntited.org
D'Arcy: darcyhairdesign.com
About the Bill SB5326: https://www.thestranger.com/slog/2019/01/23/38244321/new-bill-threatens-to-eliminate-jobs-for-hair-stylists-in-washington-state
9. In The Break Room: with Karie and Linda part 2
Deep dive into color past and present! Frosting caps, foils, balayage, foilayage, etc. We discuss when to confess mishaps or fake it til you make it? And perms! They are back, they still smell bad and yes, it was so much worse in the 90's. This episode gets personal, we discuss awkward moments from behind the chair. Warning: sexual situations are discussed. Buckle up, you're in for a ride!
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8. In The Break Room: with Karie and Linda part 1
Do you ever wonder what stylists talk about in the break room? Listen in as Karie and Linda chat openly about things we love about clients and things we, um, find challenging. : ) Linda is a hairstylist featured in the episode, Beauty School Scars You and Lea is our talented sound engineer and sometimes heckler. In part one, we talk about balancing schedules and do's and don'ts for your next hair appointment.
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7. The Sensitive Artist: Don't let 'em get you down
You can reach Ken on Facebook or visit him at his salon in Palm Springs, CA.
salonjarick.com
6. Is it a hobby, side-hustle or business? Unf*ck Your Biz with Braden Drake
In this episode I interview Braden Drake, author/producer of the book and podcast, Unf*ck Your Biz with Braden Drake. We talk about the hair industry as a creative business that sometimes needs assistance with taxes and legalities Braden's approach to all things tax/legal make it easy for our creative brains to understand! He's got some great analogies and examples that simplify complicated concepts. Plus, he's a lotta fun : )
Insta: @bradenadamdrake
Podcast: Unf*ck Your Biz with Braden Drake (everywhere you listen to podcasts)
5. Style Sharp Shears: Trey Beauchamp
4. Beauty School Scars You: Linda Turner
In this episode we have an honest conversation about mean-girl stylist behavior and how this duplicity in the salon needs to be addressed. We also have a good time reminiscing about working together, acknowledging how different we are from each other and end with singing our favorite song we used to sing to entertain our clients. (You might want to adjust your volume on that.) Oh! and we talk about Overtone color conditioner and what a nightmare it can be for us!
This episode is sponsored by Style Sharp Shears. Go to stylesharpshears.com for more info or follow on Instagram @stylesharpshears
Follow me on Instagram @hair_talk_stories and/or email me at askhairtalk@gmail.com. I would LOVE to hear from you!!!!
3. Love What You Do-Live With Passion: Vu Montgomery
Instagram: @beingvu
Tik Tok: @wokwithvu
obadiahsalon.com
Products recommendations are available at shop.saloninteractive.com/store/TheBackroom
Davines Alchemic Silver Shampoo and conditioner
Davines Heart of Glass Silkening shampoo (blue)
LOMA Violet shampoo and conditioner
Davines MELU Hair Shield for HEAT PROTECTION
Davines More Inside Blow Dry Primer
Certified B-Corp beauty brand, Davines products are crafted using high-quality natural ingredients, science-backed research, and sustainable packaging and are 100% carbon neutral. For more information on Davines products and mission statement: www.davines.com/
2. Where Hairdressers Go To Die
We hear a lot about how to start your career in this industry but how do we end it? In this episode I tell you a little bit of my background as a hairstylist of 30+ years and some conversations I've had about what "retirement" might look like.
1: The Soul of the Hairdresser: Denise Rivera
Very candid discussion about business mismanagement, learning from your mistakes, and speakeasies!
Have a question you'd like to be discussed and answered on Hair Talk? Leave me a message here, DM me @Hair_Talk_Stories on Instagram or email askhairtalk@gmail.com. I would love to hear from you!
Show notes:
Guest info Denise Rivera: @factoryhairseattle Instagram, factoryhairseattle.com, info@factoryhairseattle@gmail.com
My online store: shop.saloninteractive.com/store/TheBackroom
Recommended for dry, brittle; wavy to curly hair: Davines Love Smoothing Shampoo in bottle or bar, Love Smoothing Conditioner. Try alternating cleansing with rinsing only and applying conditioner to the mid-length and ends every time.
For oily scalp and dandruff: Davines NaturalTech Purifying shampoo. Saturate hair with water, apply shampoo and massage into the scalp. Rinse really well. Repeat. After second time, feel the hair for that squeak. Skip the conditioner unless the hair is really long and seems dry on the ends.
For brassiness or yellow tinted gray/white hair: Davines Alchemic Silver Shampoo and Conditioner.
Certified B-Corp beauty brand, Davines products are crafted using high-quality natural ingredients, science-backed research, and sustainable packaging and are 100% carbon neutral. For more information on Davines products and mission statement: www.davines.com/
Trailer
Friends, I have seen and heard it all! People tell us the most amazing stories and hairdressers are the most fascinating people on the planet. This podcast shines a light on the hair industry through laughter and authentic conversation where we bring the experience of hair stylists directly to you.