From the
chair.
Older notes from the journal. Same chair, earlier conversations.
The Shadow Root: A Technique for Reluctant Grow-Out.
A darker shade laid in at the root, by hand, that stretches the weeks between appointments and softens the line where new hair meets colour.
How Silver Toning Works on Natural Grey Hair.
Silver toner is violet pigment laid against yellow. On a head of natural grey, the placement judgement is what makes it land cool and quiet.
One guest at a time: the reason Endz stays by appointment.
Most salons say they offer personalised service. At Endz it means one guest in the room, no overlap on the timing, and the work given the minutes it needs to land.
What to expect from your first hair appointment at Endz.
One guest, one chair, an hour at the mirror before any decision is made. What to expect from a first hair appointment at Endz.
Keratin Blowdry Aftercare: The Twelve Weeks That Matter.
What to do with a keratin blowdry from the moment you leave the bowl. The protocol that carries the work through to week twelve.
Growing out colour: how to keep the line while it moves.
A method, not a holding pattern: the three appointment windows, the week-eight toner decision, and the one mistake that quietly undoes six months of careful transition.
What the south side asks of its hairdressers.
The south side travels for the chair, not the postcode. A note on what Shawlands, Pollokshields and Cardonald ask of their hairdresser, and how we answer from No. 386.
How to maintain colour-treated hair between visits.
A colour leaves the chair brighter than it will ever be again. What the rhythm at home should look like, mapped to the appointment cycle, not to a stranger's blog.
Cut and finish: why the blowdry is the proof of the cut.
A wet cut almost never tells the truth. The blowdry is the part of the appointment that earns the right to call the work finished.