Understanding the fine print and choosing the right products In my last article, I said that the ingredient that...
Author: Dr. Edward Lloneau
Dr. Edward Tony Lloneau received his doctoral from the National Beauty Culturist League (N.B.C.L.), and was sanctioned through Howard University in Washington, D. C. in 1985. Lloneau attended the institute as both a student and instructor. His specialized field of study is Tricology as it relates to ethnic cosmetology. He has written several books on this subject, and has authored many articles in trade magazines drawing attention to some of the pitfalls and professional related problems that ethnic cosmetologists and students encounter on a daily basis. Contact Dr. Lloneau at liquidgoldbondng@aim.com or call 310-323-7100.
This month’s selling focus is… Leave-In Conditioners and Detanglers These days, everyone knows that there’s more to hair care...
Which curling iron is right for your customers? When customers search for a curling iron, the endless options...
…Continued from the June 2017 issue. Misconception: Natural African Hair is Difficult to Style Styling natural hair...
…Continued from the April 2017 issue. Misconception: Natural Hair Care is Too Time consuming Compared to Relaxed Hair This...
Oh, how times bring about a change. Who would have thought that we could be almost as worried...
This month’s selling focus is… Beauty Salon Retailing! Retailing in Black beauty salons seems to be a lost...
This month’s selling focus is… Flat Irons vs. Pressing Combs! When considering ways in which your African American customers...
This is a large but mostly ignored market due primarily to the manufacturers and the professional Cosmetology industry. The...
