Showerthought: I saw a salon in Tacoma that did something totally different with their station mirrors
I was visiting a friend up there and popped into this little place called Shear Focus on 6th Street. Every single stylist had their main mirror tilted forward at a slight angle, maybe 15 degrees. The owner said she saw it at a trade show and it cuts glare from the overhead lights by a ton, so clients can see their color better without squinting. I always thought mirror placement was just about the view, not the light. Has anyone else tried adjusting their mirror angle like that?
Yeah I was reading this article about how those small changes at the salon can actually reset your hair's health over time. It makes total sense what you're saying, @taylorcarr, because the right cut can change how your hair dries and holds shape. My friend had a similar fix and her hair just looks so much fuller now. It's wild that we often overlook the simple stuff.