ShearPoleGenius
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I agree with Nikki. However, I am also a licensed stylst and I can tell you that it is possible and there are ways to get around the "taking my hair home in a plastic bag" thing. It's correct that you must go through several levels of lightening to get it to the proper lightness and that when you go through this process, it's not pretty lol Natural human hair will ALWAYS pull brass when lightening. It goes from level 1- black, when it's lightened, it will go red. As you get lighter, so does the red tone. Going from red to red-orange to orange to orange-yellow to yellow to pale yellow. So you WILL have to color over it any point (unless you LIKE orange hair lol). If you have a "color correction" done at a salon, it can be quite costly (my salon charges $100 an hour, usually about 3 hours) but it is worth it. As you will have a professional watching and making sure your hair doesn't fall off. AND the color we use at my salon has HUGE amounts of conditioners in it to restructure the hair cuticle after such a procedure. I DO NOT recommend doing this at home. Box bleaching kits and box color is very dangerous when you don't know how to use it! If you have any other questions, don't hesitate to ask!! Good luck! 🙂
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Thanks ladies! Hey, just a thought.. I think I'm going to try sliding down (my front facing the pole) to the point of my head touching the floor, then kind of roll into a somersault lol It might be cute.. I'll try it when the bruising and pain on my collarbone goes away lol.. and when my boyfriend's home so he can spot me lol Keep the tips coming! I appreciate every little piece of advice! Thank you!!
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It's so much fun! You'll love it! And EVERYONE learns quickly 🙂 I'm the least flexible person on the planet lol and I'm slowly getting better with everything 🙂 Let me know how you like it!