Hush Hairdressing

This Christmas having fun 🤩🎄🎄💃💃

After government announcement We are so sad to say We will be closing again from Thursday 5th November until Wednesday 2nd December 😔.
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We will be working all the hours we can Monday-Wednesday next week to fit everyone in before we go back into lockdown. If you have an appointment booked with us in November please call us and We will get you rebooked.
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Thankyou to all our lovely customers for your supports💗. This year has really hit our industry hard.
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Sending lots of love to you all. We are all in this together 💗

Making appointment for 4th July onwards

Hush Hair Necessities Tip 18: Tip 22: Blast your hair with cold air for shine – yes, there’s a reason your hairdryer has a cold setting!

Hush Hair Necessities Tip 17: Do you hair the night before. Wash and dry your hair at night and then loosely plait it or twist it into a top knot. After you’ve slept on it, the frizz will have settled and your locks will be smoother with a natural-looking wave.

Hush Hair Necessities Tip 16: The most effective treatment for hair care is a healthy diet, keep up your water intake and eat a healthy diet, including plenty of fruit and vegetables.

Hush Hair Necessities Tip 15: Style your bangs straight out the shower, the more they dry, they more they’ll frizz and kink and be challenging to style

Hush Hair Necessities Tip 14: Sleep on silk! Cotton pillowcases can absorb hair products and be unnecessarily harsh on your hair so maximise your beauty sleep on a silk or satin pillowcase princess!

Hush Hair Necessities Tip 13: While ponytails are easy, quick and convenient they can put unnecessary strain on your locks. If you really don’t want to wear it down right now, try lower and looser ponytails and use softer hair ties

Hush Hair Necessities Tip 12: Want to inject some quick lift, part your hair differently – switch to the other side and you’ll notice your roots immediately have some more lift

Hush Hair Necessities Tip 11: Never use a curling iron or a straightener when your hair is wet, even the slightest bit damp. When hair is wet it can only withstand temperatures of around 40-60 degrees, whereas dry hair can withstand much higher temperatures of around 185 degrees