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Normesha
Stylist in training: $56 for a curly cut
Normesha is our Apprentice stylist that just graduated from cosmetology school. Normesha is Deva inspired curl expert that is in training and will be under under the supervision of a senior stylist, when you book with Normesha please allow at least 1 1/2 to 2 hours for the appointment. This will allow her to give you the best service possible. Thank you She has come to our salon because she wants to learn the art of cutting curly hair.
Heather
Stylist in training: $66 for a Curly Cut.
If you want color this is your gal. Heather has been doing hair for a total of 10 years, and came to Twisted Hare to learn the art of cutting and caring for curls.
Her training includes: Advanced training in balayage and blonding services, Pravana color certified artist with a special focus on vivid colors, and is Deva Inspired. When you make an appointment with Heather for a curly cut allow 1 1/2 to 2 hours for the appointment as this will allow her to give you the best service possible
Selena
Senior Stylist: $76 for a curly cut
Selena had been in this industry for 8 years. She is Deva Inspired. She is vibrant, colorful, approachable, and creative. She loves coloring, styling and she can do a quick blow out, updo's, and braids. Selena is excited to begin this creative and fun curly journey with you..
Claudia
Senior Stylist: $86 for a Curly Cut
In 2011, Claudia graduated from Empire School of Cosmetology. Claudia is very detailed oriented, taking her time to give you the best education and experience, so when you come in do not be in a hurry. Her ambitions for working with hair began as a child in Micronesia, braiding and styling every chance she had. If you are looking for someone to prepare you for a special occasion, Claudia is your gal! In addition to cutting and styling, she also provides eyelash and waxing services.
Teresa
Master Stylist: $100 for a curly cut
Teresa is the owner of Twisted Hare Salon. Her education includes Vidal Sassoon Academy in Santa Monica CA, Matrix Advanced Academy in New York, Deva Certified, Certified in the curl by curl cutting method by Lorraine Massey, Curl Map certified by Scott Musgrave, Advanced education in Affinage color, and always looking for continuing education. Teresa has been cutting curly hair for 10 years, although she has swavy hair (which has body, and not much curl) It has not prevented her from understanding curls. Many times curly haired people are told never to trust a stylist with straight hair when what you really need to be asking is how educated in curly hair is the stylist.
Know before you go
Curly Hair Minneapolis
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Q: Are all the stylists skilled at cutting curly hair?
A: Yes. As the first salon in Minnesota (and maybe all of the Midwest) to specialize in curly hair, all of our stylists are trained in cutting and coloring curly hair. Please note: ”Curly Cuts” and “Deva Cuts” are both done on dry hair. A Curly Cut is done by an apprentice, and a Deva Cut is done by a stylist who has had Deva training, and is, therefore, Deva inspired. Currently we have 3 Deva Inspired stylists. For further information, please contact the salon.
Q: Does the stylist cut curly hair while it’s dry?
A: Yes.
Q: Will the stylist see me for a consultation before a curly cut?
A: Yes, consultations are complimentary and required. They can be booked as a stand alone appointment or with a curly cut or color.
Q. What products does the salon use?
A: For curly hair, we highly recommend Deva, but do have an alternative product such as Mop Top, and innersense. For more product information, please ask your stylist.
Q: How do I schedule a consultation?
A: You can book any salon appointment by clicking our "Book Now" button or calling (612) 729-4415
Q: What should I expect on my first visit.
A: For starters, you can expect a cup of hot tea and a pleasant experience, and to learn how to properly care for your curls. We are here to do our absolute best to ensure that happens. Expect to answer a lot of questions about your hair, the challenges you’re facing, and where you would like your hair to be today and in a few months from now. Unfortunately, getting healthy curls does not happen overnight. It is a process that takes time and deliberation (and is totally worth it in the end). You can, however, expect to leave with beautiful curls that you’ve likely never seen before!
As a courtesy, we ask that you give a 24 hour notice of cancellation, so that others may book an appointment. Our prices are set at a base price and if we use extra color or takes us more time that what is allotted, then we will haave to charge more, If you no show no call we have the right to either have you prepay or refuse service, as this is disrespectful to us.
More questions? Check out the Curly Cut FAQ below or ask via email, phone or Facebook
Curly Hair FAQ's
Q: What is the difference between a Curly Cut and a Deva Cut?
A: Both cuts are done on dry hair. A Curly Cut is done by an apprentice, and a Deva Cut is done by a stylist who has had Deva training, and is, therefore, Deva Inspired.
Q: What will a Curly/Deva Cut do that a traditional wet cut won’t?
A: Cutting curly hair dry allows the stylist to cut each curl in its natural state. This technique is especially beneficial for those who have different curl textures throughout the hair.
Q: Will a Curly Cut/Deva Cut make my hair curlier?
A: No. The cut itself does not affect how the hair grows from the scalp.
Q: What if I wear my curly hair straight from time to time? Can I still have a curly cut?
A: Yes, if you do occasionally wear your curls straight, let your stylist know, and she will make the correct adjustments in terms of technique and product recommendations.
Q: My hair is curly/wavy, but I don’t ever wear it in its natural state. Do I have to have a dry curly cut?
A: No. The focus of our salon is to serve the needs of the client, always. If you are most comfortable wearing your curls straightened or smoothed, we will be happy to accommodate that. And if you ever decide to try a natural curl/wave, we will be happy to work with that as well. At the end of the day, it is about your comfort, satisfaction,
Curly Hair Issues
Accept your curls, don't fight them
Hairstyle trends come and go, as does the perceived stylishness of curly hair. Those blessed with curly hair too often try to conform by having their hair straightened, or otherwise treated like straight hair. Be proud of your curls. Following are some problems encountered in treating curly hair both at salons and at home.
Straightening curly can hair damage it See before and after photos on our Instagram page. Blowouts, flat irons, and any of the numerous straightening techniques are temporary and inevitably leading to to weak curls,or straightened ends with damaged, frizzy hair.
Chemicals and detergents that damage A variety of haircare products, both regular and curly hair-specific, can damage your curly hair. Shampoos for general use are among the worst culprits, containing sulfates (sodium lauryl sulfate or ammonium lauryl / laureth sulfate, for instance.) These are formulated to clean hair as thoroughly as possible, and in so doing make curly hair dry and frizzy. Curly hair can contain less natural oil and these products can strip away what oil is there, dehydrating and damaging hair.
Relaxers, keratins and Brazilian blowouts coat the hair, temporarily relieving frizziness but in the long run damaging the curl formation.
Combs straightens curls, not style it Combs can weaken the curl if you have swavy, wavy, and botticelli curls.
Humidity, dewpoint and your hair. Minnesota's environment is among the most challenging for those with curly hair. A wide range of temperatures, humidity and dew points create vastly different conditions to which your curly hair will react. Dew point is the most accurate measure of moisture content in the air and curly hair reacts dramatically to this moisture in the air. For optimal control, before taking a shower find out what the dew point will be for the day. When conditions are dry, as in the winter, and the dew point is low (30 and under), use a richer, thicker conditioners. When it is high (60 and over), conditioners containing humectants, examples being glycerin, honey, propylene glycol, and panthenol/vitamin B5. Ask your stylist about the best products for your hair relative to seasons and other conditions. Two good online articles that expand on this issue are at Curly Nikki and Naturally Curly.
The coolest app is from Naturally curly. This app is called Frizz Forcaster in which you put in your zip code, and hair type. The app will then tell you the dew point, humidity, and what products you should use. A combination of styling and care will make your curly hair prettier, healthier and more controllable. With curly hair there will be some degree of frizziness. If optimized it can give curly hair more volume and texture. Each individual case is unique. Twisted Hare takes a holistic approach to each client's curly hair, offering in-salon treatments, products and recommendations to optimize the health and appearance of curly hair.