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Hair frying or scorching is remarkably common. Many older stylists haven’t had formal training in how to use the new technology. Guesswork is not a great way to handle a piece of equipment with a blistering hot element. Some unlucky clients find their hair severely damaged and years of meticulous hair care undone in a few seconds. In the worst case scenario people are burnt on their scalp, ears or neck, resulting in irreversible scarring. Hairdresser negligence isn’t always salvageable, and the number of salon customers claiming for compensation is on the increase. In our image conscious society, looks can mean everything, and a head full of fried hair can prove more pricey than just wounded pride.
The scent of burning hair is the last thing anyone sat in a hairdressers chair wants to experience. The development of technology such as handheld straighteners, crimpers and curling tongs has massively inflated the range and affordability of modern hair styles, but also contains hazards.

The scent of burning hair is the last thing anyone sat in a stylists chair wants to experience. The development of technology such as handheld straighteners, crimpers and curling tongs has massively raised the range and affordability of daring hair styles, but also contains hazards.

‘It had been a great appointment. My stylist had done a superb job on the style of my hair, and I was sitting back and relaxing whilst she completed the look by a little straightening. That’s when I smelt the burning, and my stomach churned. The hairdresser was speaking on the phone whilst she was straightening my hair, and she must have got distracted. I yelled at her, but it was too late. My hair was like a shirt with an scorch mark- she had fried my hair! My hairdresser’s neglect undid years of work and investment I put in to have stunning hair, I had to have most of it cut off.

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Source by Kresten Menefee