The Hair Colour Book: A Practical Guide To The Theory Of Colouring Hair

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This book has good information and is written with easy to read print. At first I was very disappointed in the small size of the book; however, it covers the basics and really has no need to be larger. I would recommend this book for anyone wanting to learn the basics of hair and color.

I bought this for my new online biz (I'm working on) to help me review the theory aspect as a quick reference.And so happy I finally decided to buy it.I can quickly find the information I need, it's a great visual tool and perfect for all Cosmetologists!

I needed more one on one to color descriptions, so this didn’t book didn’t work for me

As a licensed cosmetologist, I really recommend this book to anyone who is in cosmetology school or for those who look to refresh on their color theory.

Help me alot with questions regarding color processes in the the salon. It reinforces what I've learned through beauty school and advanced color classes

LOVE IT

When discussing the different hair textures, this book uses racist language and old racist tropes about how much “easier” “European” hair is to color than “African” hair, and that there are somehow fundamental differences. The book also has a disclaimer in the beginning stating how the most recent publication hopes to be up to date and relevant, but takes no responsibility if the information within causes harm to anyone.I chucked it in the recycle bin.