Biofeedback Explained: How to Give Adequate Client Education About Biofeedback Massage

Illustration of a humanoid head and torso with multiple colored biofeedback massage therapy electrodes attached to the head, and waves of data coming from the electrodes.

From PTSD to ADHD, anorexia to anxiety, and chronic pain to chemotherapy side effects, your massage therapy clients can have serious emotional, psychological, and physiological conditions impeding their wellbeing. While not a replacement for medical doctors and mental health professionals, massage therapists like you can help relieve negative symptoms your clients experience by bettering their…

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How to Style Different Hair Types: A Stylist’s Guide to Straight, Wavy, and Curly Hair

Five women pose together in one photo, representing different types of hair and ethnicity. Learning how to style different hair types is crucial for inclusion and serving happy clients.

TikToker (@frmstephwluv) Stephanie loved her professional silk press—until she washed her hair. Post-wash, her natural curls were gone. “As someone who’s been on a natural hair journey for years, this was absolutely devastating,” Stephanie said. “To go to someone that’s a professional and come out with fried, heat-damaged hair—I could cry about it.” Model Kamie…

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Barber Shop Razor Cuts and Hair-Cutting Nicks

Barber wearing a baseball hat and glasses carefully avoids nicks and cuts on a client’s face while shaving his beard. By gently pulling the reclined man’s skin on sensitive areas like the neck, he’s less likely to cause a barber shop razor cut.

Nicks and cuts aren’t fun for you or your clients. For clients, a barber shop razor cut triggers anything from mild pain to genuine fear. Forums across the internet share scenarios like: My barber cut my ear. I didn’t see him disinfect his tools. Can I get HIV from barber scissors or HIV from a…

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