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African-Caribbean Hairdresser Book

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Topic: African-Caribbean Hairdresser Book
Posted By: carrie
Subject: African-Caribbean Hairdresser Book
Date Posted: Jun 2, 2007 at 7:41am

African-Caribbean Hairdressing (Hairdressing and Beauty Industry Authority) (Paperback)
by Sandra Gitten (Author)

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Book Description
African-Caribbean Hairdressing, Second Edition is an updated essential guide covering all aspects of African-Caribbean hairdressing techniques in this area. It and is the only book written in the UK for students and professionals studying and working with this client group. African-Caribbean hair is more delicate than other types of hair and the techniques and procedures require a specialist knowledge and expertise. This book takes the reader step-by-step through each skill area with the aid of illustrations and photographs.
 
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The bad news?  When bought new, this book costs $42.95 plus shipping.  it is a paperback book.   It's from Thomson Learning which is based in England.   
 
The good news?  When purchased through Amazon.com there are used books available ranging from Used - Very Good to brand new for less than the $42.
 
This 300+ page book has lots of step by step instructions, good drawing and photos.  I actually purchased my book at a half price store and it was in good condition.  It has basic instructions for all sorts of hair styles and includes how to color, relax and related tips.
 
I am always cautious to rave about a book because I know everyone has different interests and requirements.  However, I do like this book even though I have do not have relaxed hair like the majority in this book.  It also includes weaves.
 
You may be able to find it in a library.  I did notice that some cosmetology schools with libraries have this book in their listings.
 
I would love to hear your feedback about this book.
 
Did you love it/hate it/or had mixed feelings?
 
Please share your thoughts.  Also, do you have this type of hair and would you classify it 3 or 4 or in some other way?

 

carrie2007-06-02 08:18:46

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Curly Carrie
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Posted By: carrie
Date Posted: Jun 2, 2007 at 7:41am

African-Caribbean Hairdressing (Hairdressing and Beauty Industry Authority) (Paperback)
by Sandra Gitten (Author)

African-Caribbean%20Hairdressing%20%28Hairdressing%20and%20Beauty%20Industry%20Authority%29
 
Book Description
African-Caribbean Hairdressing, Second Edition is an updated essential guide covering all aspects of African-Caribbean hairdressing techniques in this area. It and is the only book written in the UK for students and professionals studying and working with this client group. African-Caribbean hair is more delicate than other types of hair and the techniques and procedures require a specialist knowledge and expertise. This book takes the reader step-by-step through each skill area with the aid of illustrations and photographs.
 
*********************************************************
 
The bad news?  When bought new, this book costs $42.95 plus shipping.  it is a paperback book.   It's from Thomson Learning which is based in England.   
 
The good news?  When purchased through Amazon.com there are used books available ranging from Used - Very Good to brand new for less than the $42.
 
This 300+ page book has lots of step by step instructions, good drawing and photos.  I actually purchased my book at a half price store and it was in good condition.  It has basic instructions for all sorts of hair styles and includes how to color, relax and related tips.
 
I am always cautious to rave about a book because I know everyone has different interests and requirements.  However, I do like this book even though I have do not have relaxed hair like the majority in this book.  It also includes weaves.
 
You may be able to find it in a library.  I did notice that some cosmetology schools with libraries have this book in their listings.
 
I would love to hear your feedback about this book.
 
Did you love it/hate it/or had mixed feelings?
 
Please share your thoughts.  Also, do you have this type of hair and would you classify it 3 or 4 or in some other way?

 

carrie2007-06-02 08:18:46! , Aab``e$ .


Posted By: serro1
Date Posted: Jan 22, 2011 at 2:21pm
it look interestly, i wish that also useful to,  thanks a lot :) (



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