American Board of Certified Haircolorists 

Newsletter 

August 2013

 
SAVE THE DATE!
 
14th Annual  
ABCH 
Energizing Summit
 June 8-9, 2014 
 
LAX Marriott Hotel
Los Angeles, CA 
       
  SEE YOU NEXT YEAR!
HAIRCOLOR EMERGENCY
 
Name: Joyce Myers
Phone #: 973-494-1745
Email Address: [email protected]

Comments: HELP! Hi, I'm Joyce and I live in Madison, NJ. PLEASE point me in the right direction to fix a HAIR COLOR DISASTER!! 
Story: I had bleached blonde hair - my hairdresser did "low-lights" and my hair turned many shades of gray, from dark charcoal to light. Then the top started to fade out in places where blonde came through. So, in two weeks I went to have it "corrected" - the new colorist said he had to dye my entire head back to near my natural color because of the many gray colors (my natural is med-dark dishwater blonde)- it is now a honey brown which looks like my head is covered in molasses (I know - it's kind of funny!) You can still see some darker streaks where the charcoal was. Please, I can't wait for my whole head to grow out! - is there any way for me to get back to a nice blonde at this point without all my hair falling out?? (have had no loss so far!) HELP!! Joyce
 

Dear haircolorists,
Why we don't have more haircolor clients?  Haircoloring is a service that can not be taken lightly.  A cosmetologist who does not know haircolor can do extensive damage to a person's hair, as well as their well being and self-esteem.
Damage is also done to an industry currently trying to recover from a loss of haircolor business.  Can someone help this client and help to restore our credibility?  
PLEASE do not respond just because you can use a new client.  This person is desperate and needs someone who knows what they are doing.

  

Andre Nizetich, President ABCH
 
ABCH 2013-2014 Advertising Program
  
You worked hard to become an ABCH Board Certified Haircolorist. Promote this special distinction by advertising in the annual ABCH Advertising Program.
$325   total cost for annual program
  • Your name and contact info listed on the ABCH website, which now provides driving instructions to your salon!
  • Your name listed under your state on 25 national full-page ads in consumer publications. The kind you see in your salon and on magazine stands everywhere!                                               
If you are in a salon with more that one ABCH, the first ABCH is $325 and each other ABCH in that same salon is only $175.

Contact Alicia for details!

310-547-0814      [email protected]
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