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I have been a full time Hairdresser for almost 10 years. I would suggest instead of using any type of bleach at this time, that you should go to sallys and purchase this http://www.sallybeauty.com/color-remover/SBS-342350,default,pd.html?cgid=Hair05-10
It's a color remover, there is no bleach in it, it is totally safe. you can use it more than once as the instructions state until you reach the level you want.
Then once you reach a lighter color, you can put color on top of it with 10 volume peroxide. Please note, that the color you put on your hair will not make your hair any lighter, that is what the color remover is for. If you need help picking out a color to put on after you have removed the red, please contact me here on on facebook (linday green) and I am more than happy to help. 🙂
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I work at three different studios and I recommend people to them based on where they are in Phoenix, we are super spread out here and it's nice to be able to send someone to take pole and trust that the studio is doing the same for you. GO POLE COMMUNITY!
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The easiest way to get it out is to take a broom handle and put it inside the tube and hit the broom on the floor until the joint comes out, it works.
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Pole Fit! I like the fold over shorts and the regular sports bra, and the romper…They all rock!
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I taught my first Co-Ed class the other day, and I taught everyone the CKR, not thinking about package issues. The guys all did fine, but I noticed that they all held it a little lower on their thighs. Guys are super strong to begin with, so he probably won't have any issues with leg strength. Also, all guys are very very aware of what could or could not potentially hurt their packages, so just tell him to be careful not to slam into the pole when he gets into it, and he will be just fine.
Also, maybe some briefs would help keep all that contained.https://www.studioveena.com/img/smilies/icon_eek.gif
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I have an X-stage lite that I use for practice and perfomances, and I love it! It wobbles slightly but you get used to it pretty quickly. Rachel, For me to keep momentum I try to really take my time when I climb. try to hold a fireman for one revolution then stand slowly for a couple revolutions, the longer you hold more simple moves, the less it wobbles.
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Elizabeth marchenko created this move. Here’s a video of the first rainbow marchenko. Anastasia and Rebecca starr also do this move. Very cool. Also one of my long term goals 🙂
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Yay! A hair conversation!
Semisweetdreams has a great point, and I actually used it yesterday. I have been a hairdresser for 8 years and I have done everything in the book to my hair, and managed to keep it connected to my head.:)
My suggestion would be to head to your local Sally's Beauty Supply and pick up a box of Color fix
It's a yellow box and it's not bleach. It removes oxidized color from your hair. You apply leave it in for 20 minutes and rinse. If you don't reach the desired level, you can apply again.
It doesn't burn or hurt your hair. I use this on my own hair quite often. Like SemiSweetdreams said, it smells awful, but it works.
KEEP IN MIND, It will not return your hair to your natural color, it will take you back to the underlying pigment (which is probably going to be orange or yellow) but it will do it safely. Then you can put in your fun colors (Bright red would work really well) Make sure you follow the directions inside the box. 🙂
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did you see this video? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WtsonQCKVeg
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Hi Bailey! My name is Lindsay. I am a pole instructor in Phoenix and a performer as well. My students and I often go out and street pole in Tempe or Scottsdale, friend me here or on Facebook so I can keep you in the loop 🙂
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I agree with lilblondie, you might want to try the double cup grip Shoulder Mount. Picture is here:
http://www.triagedesign.co.uk/wikipole/images/c/cf/Shouldermountdoublecup.jpg
I use this grip when I lift from the floor, and sometimes aerially, or I will use the Twisted grip shoulder mount grip because it helps me keep straight legs as I lift.
this is the aerial twisted grip shoulder mount, it's not the best quality video, but check out :43 seconds I do it from a superman
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E3AEnnGuasc
If you try this, make sure that whatever shoulder you place on the pole, the corresponding hand is the lower hand. and the other hand is twisted.
for example: In the video, I shouldermount using my right shoulder, so my right hand is low and my left hand is high and twisted.
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Has anyone used these? They come in all kinds of fabrics and also with tack, so you stick better http://www.sweetvixencouture.com/i/fabric/footsy10.jpg really wanna buy some.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TW5D66rhh2k
best comment on here "I loled so hard I queefed"
PS, I can't believe I never saw this thread….best thread ever!!
