Dear Client attempting to change your hair a without professional help…

Any color or bleach in your possession belongs in the garbage. 
If it requires a developer, throw it away! 

Don’t even give it away. 

Bin it.

 It’s dangerous, treacherous waters. 

At first, it’s easy, a little too easy, but a few months later, the hair is uneven, then ya try to go darker, that doesn’t work, and next thing ya know, 

you have dark calico cat hair.

 I’d rather you say, 

 “Michelle, I only got $60 bucks. What can you do? I’m about to relapse at the Sally’s.”

 Lemme  talk you off the ledge, ask your schedule, and get you in immediately; or in a timeframe that would reduce the urge to change your life by changing your hair.

 I’ve been there. I’m There now. (to go yellow or not to go yellow)

 Several times a year I’m there, distraught and desperate for a color change , I know the urge for change is real, and I have access. Its terrifying. I know the struggle.
That’s why I do what I do.  I try to make amazing hair attainable for everyone regardless of income. ($600 a year can make a base that can be upkept at home once the base is corrected)

 So, get on the schedule and lets make a plan. Until your appointment,

 this is the safety net, get all the peroxide paraphernalia is out of the house. 

We know the drill.

 I have afterpay if necessary. We will work this out.

 Babe, REMEMBER where we started. 

Think about the process,

 the time,

 the cost. 

When it’s really bad, send me all the color inspiration. This is my favorite coping skill, this will let me know what ledge you’re on. I am here. my insta DMs are open for all my clients.

 Seriously, 

share this anytime you see a friend struggling with the effects of at-home mental health hair dye addiction. 

Just say no to developer.
Semi-Permanent ONLY. 

You can do it all with semis without destroying the lift pattern, zero damage.

 Let the pros handle the oxidative color. 

 Xoxo,

 Shell