Natural Hair Care and Braiding or First Aid for Horse and Rider

Natural Hair Care and Braiding

Author: Diane Carol Bailey

This book aims to bring standard cosmetology practices into balance with the beauty of natural hair care. With the use of illustrations and color photographs, it details traditional braiding techniques with and without extensions. It discusses the holistic approach to natural hair care, offering herbal treatments and remedies. For professional stylists, it s an invaluable guide to updating one s skills and expanding alternative, chemical-free services to one s clients.

Table of Contents:

	Introduction
Ch. 1	History Overview	1
Ch. 2	Bacteriology/Sanitation & Prevention Control	13
Ch. 3	The Client and You	33
Ch. 4	The Professional Consultation	47
Ch. 5	How Hair Types and Structures Differ	59
Ch. 6	Hair and Scalp Diseases and Disorders	73
Ch. 7	Basic Anatomy, Physiology, and Nutrition	97
Ch. 8	Shampoos, Conditioners, Herbal Treatments and Rinses	111
Ch. 9	Textured Hair is Manageable	167
Ch. 10	Braiding and Sculpting Techniques	181
	Bibliography	257
	Glossary/Index	261

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First Aid for Horse and Rider

Author: Nancy Loving

This is the long-awaited how-to handbook for treating riding injuries in the field for both rider and horse, with step-by-step numbered instructions for the most common injuries and what to do until help arrives. Injuries range from insect and animal bites, allergies, and broken bones to head injuries, hypothermia, and hoof wounds. This is an authoritative pocket reference that combines advice from a reputable veterinarian and a medical doctor, a perfect package for first aid kits.