Shampoo your hair like a PRO

Rinse your hair thoroughly with warm water.

Gently massage shampoo into the roots of your hair.

Condition your hair.

Rinse your hair with cool water and squeeze out the excess

“Put the kitchen scissors down and walk away from them,” just don’t cut your own hair

If you want to maintain a good connection with your stylist, Tracy Strycker said you might want to hold off on breaking out the kitchen...

Barbers sure have changed over the years

In 1880, the average shop cost $20 to equip. It was around 10 x 12 ft (3 x 3.6 m) in size. At that time a hair cut cost 5-10 cents while...

Plastic Combs and Brushes

Hair brushes and combs can get pretty gross, but fortunately, plastic ones can be cleaned in the dishwasher. Place them in the utensil...