Beautiful Hair
Starts at the scalp
A key factor to beautiful hair is the environment in which it grows.
Bridgette Hill is a driving change and transforming our relationship with our scalp.
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WHAT OUR CLIENTS SAY
Ed Victor, 59 Receives hair loss treatment every 3 months“I’m under a lot of stress, not for coronavirus, but other stuff, and I think stress can help thin out hair. I’ve been receiving treatments from Bridgette for the past 5 years, you could truly see legitimate growth. The hair follicles responded.”
N.C. Received weekly hair loss treatment 1 year ago“Bridgette set out to design an affordable trichology plan for me and I met with her weekly for treatments for 1 month to begin with. I currently see her to treat my scalp before each loc regrooming session. She is lovely, supportive, understanding and taught me so much about the errors women with locs tend to make with their scalp and hair care. Her products are top notch and treatment as is equivalent to hair pampering, on my eyes. I learned so much and I am happy that my embarrassing thinning has begun to fill in nicely. I will continue to seek Bridgettes services to maintain scalp health from here on end. Thank you Bridgette!!!”
scalp therapy
Trichology is the para-medical science of the hair, hair loss and associated scalp problems. It encompasses the study of the diseases of the human hair and scalp, as well as the assessment of the cause(s) and treatment of these disorders. The word “trichology” comes from the Greek word, ‘Trikhos’, meaning ‘hair’, and was first conceived as a specialty branch of study in Britain in the late 19th century. It then became a specific para-medical discipline in 1902. Today, trichology is perceived as the “bridge between cosmetology and dermatology.”
about
Bridgette Hill
Bridgette Hill became a certified trichologist in 2016, but her expertise as a scalp therapist began decades before. Previously an editorial stylist and a top colorist, she found her true calling in caring for an often neglected yet highly visible part of our body: the scalp.
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