Hair Loss Video Series: A Symptom of Illness | StephanieLAnderson.com

Join the discussion in the comments below.  Should self diagnosis be your first line of defense againt hair loss?
Can hair loss be a definite diagnosis or a symptom of another disease or illness.  In this video segment of the new video series: "Causes of Hair Loss", we will discuss a few illness that result in hair thinning and hair loss. New videos added weekly. Like, share and subscribe to this channel for updates and more information.  MORE HAIR!!!!

Mayvenn Highlights Hair Loss Professionals in Recent Article

 Recently, I was honored by being invited to participate in an interview with Real Beauty; Mayvenn's official black hair blog for multicultural women.  Here they offer hairstyling tips, beauty videos, trend alerts and interviews with hair industry and business professionals. 

In honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Mayvenn is donating a portion of their proceeds from their sales of wigs to the Bright Pink organization.  Bright Pink is dedicated to providing breast health awareness through prevention and early detection.

I feel blessed to be identified by Mayvenn's Real Beauty as a professional provider of services for those women battling this deadly disease and the image-related issues they encounter.  Without hair, many times these women will look and feel sick.  It can be life changing; when a woman looks good, often she feels better.  My clients want to feel as normal as possible; I make it my personal mission to make sure I make her look and feel beautiful.

Please click the link to experience the interview "Meet The Hairstylists Dedicated to Empowering Breast Cancer Survivors" by Anayo on Mayvenn's Real Beauty blog.

Sometimes we get the opportunity to choose our battles and sometimes those battles choose you.  Remember those who "fight like a girl" and do your monthly breast exams.

More hair!!!
Peace and love 💓

Empower NOT Embarrass Clients

Just wondered if you saw a new video trending on the internet.  Reluctantly, here is a link to the video (WARNING: VIOLENT)! 😡

As a woman and beauty professional, I found it very disturbing.  Why? Other than the obvious violent content...my heart ached that it went that far.  This could have easily been avoided by a little compassion from the (professional) hair stylist.

I don't feel as if her statement to her colleague that her client couldn't get the style she wanted because "... YOU don't have NO edges!". Her remarks many times were not genuine statements of help or concern. It seemed to me (as it must have seemed to the client) that it was purely to mock or belittle the client.  The result was violent.  Are you surprised? Not me...

There are two types of clients in Hair Replacement: The "Want" Client and The "Need" Client.  They both have different requirements and levels of emotional interactions and if you want to provide service to them you must be able to identify and know that.

In this day and time,,the level of customer service and simple compassion eludes many people, UNFORTUNATELY!  In my Non-Surgical Hair Replacement and Medical Hair Loss certification trainings, I devote time to share with licensed professionals on just how to service these clients with dignity.  It is unfortunate that this situation happened because it could have been easily handled differently.

If you are a client with hair loss or related issues and would like your hair care practitioner to learn more about what I am talking about OR if you are a licensed hair care practitioner who would like to learn more about our certification training, contact us at info@StephanieLAnderson.com or visit www.StephanieLAnderson.com or www.TheHairReplacementCoach.com