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Local hair stylists make good with Redken
September 9, 2016 · 0 Comments
By Debbie Freeman
Local hairdresser, and business-owner, Glenda Keeping and employee Casey Dolmer from Changes Hair Studio on Main Street, Shelburne, recently added another notch to their belts as they paired up and certified as Redken Haircolourists recently.
Achieving the perfect hair colour can be very challenging for clients due to obvious factors, as everyone’s hair is different; something that you can’t make mistakes with!
Redken, known worldwide and one of the leading suppliers of hair care products, recognized Glenda and Casey’s understanding and knowledge of hair care colouring and certified them both as Redken Certified Haircolourists.
Both women passed the certification exam, with written and practical results meeting the required criteria. Redken’s accreditation process is designed to recognize top colourists and assess their technical skills and knowledge on formulation, application and colour correction.
With this certification, clients can be guaranteed that they will receive the service they ask for and that the stylists working on them know exactly what they’re doing, so to book an appointment at Changes with Glenda or Casey call 519-925–0979.
To have a look at their work, you can access their portfolios on Instagram at @glendaatchanges and @caseydolmer, or check out Changes’ Facebook page @changeshairstudioshelburne.
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