411 on Hair Launches Website with Complete Hair Advice

The 411 on Hair provides pertinent information on every imaginable hair topic from how much to tip to how to handle bad hair days.

It's truly the 100% genuine try before you buy the style at the salon.

Fort Wayne, IN (PRWEB) May 3, 2008 -- The 411onhair for Hair Information & Hairstyles has a mandate to empower consumers through knowledge about hair and the hair industry. Whether your question is about how often to wash your hair or how to create the salon style at home or what would a sedu celebrity hair style do for you, The 411 on Hair has an answer.

The 411 on Hair website is the brain child of Kennedy, a hair stylist who has spent seven years in the hair industry. As well as working in such salons as Mitchell's Salon and Day Spa, Kharisma Salon & Spa, Aspen Salon & Spa and Polished Touch Salon, Kennedy has modeled for the internationally known John Sahag and Michaels Salon and Spa. She is also in the Hair Book - Inspire. The trophy-winning Kennedy has done hair for the movie, Drip.

With Kennedy's broad range of experience, she has witnessed just about every possible hair concern that the average individual has. The 411 on Hair is her response to these concerns.

The site has a section on how to identify your face shape. Once you know if your face is round or oval or any of the other type of face shapes, you can use the free virtual hair makeover interactive styler. The styler allows the user to upload his or her own photo and apply a variety of hair styles, including celebrity styles. Kennedy says, "It's truly the 100% genuine try before you buy the style at the salon."

The 411 on Hair is an informational site rather than a hair salon promotional site. Because of this, it contains a section on cutting your own hair at home. This particular resource page is a response to public demand. The 411 on Hair blog also provides responses to individual questions.

One concern that parents have is about head lice. The 411 on Hair dispels the myth that lice settle in dirty hair. In reality, lice prefer clean, healthy heads.

For more information on any hair concern, visit The 411 On Hair.

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