In Europe there are hairdressers who listen to their customers. Describing himself as the chief technician attached to Wella, one of the oldest companies established in 1881 and founded by a hairdresser in Lower Saxony, he said there was more to hair than cutting it. The important thing was to take into consideration such things as the customer's shape of face and other prominent features - the inner and outer frames of her face, the size and shape of the forehead, the distance from the hairline to the forehead and how much of that face was to be covered or shown by the hairstyle. Laquai believes it is better for a customer to request for a trendy hairstyle rather than to have a pre-conceived notion of what she imagines she would look like. Do not shampoo your hair too often.
Some shampoos have detergents which are there to rid the hair of dirt.
Leaving it too long will only take away the natural oils and the natural protection of your scalp. The only shampoo you could leave on your head for a few minutes is anti-dandruff shampoo. Do not use olive oil for it attracts too much dirt and you would, therefore, have to shampoo your hair three or four times to have it looking good. And do not blow dry your hair when it is wet for you are likely to damage and dry your hair. When you use a volume product apply it in such a way that it gets right into the roots of your hair.