Throughout my years behind the chair and as a teacher, I've often been faced with questions that led me down a "rabbit hole" on a journey akin to "Mr. Toad's Wild Ride"—a ride I didn't always want to join. I believe many of these experiences stem from two significant obstacles in our profession.

First, there's a lack of solid foundational education. Second, we see the swift spread of opinions, assumptions, and unfounded information. It seems we love stories and are ready to believe anyone who speaks with conviction. I'm sure you've encountered these sweeping statements that generalize one individual scenario to everyone, particularly when it involves chemical services like hair color, perming, and so on.

I think many of us found that our education emphasized the "how-to" more than the "why" behind chemical services. The science often got glossed over, leaving questions unanswered or met with opinions rather than facts.

Recently, an intriguing topic resurfaced on social media, sparking quite a "firestorm." Surprisingly, many female hairdressers aren't well-versed in this particular subject. So, with your permission, I'd like to shed some light on it. I believe that understanding this topic can help you address those unexpected results that sometimes leave us puzzled.

The question was: "Does a woman's menstrual cycle affect how her hair responds to color or lightener?"

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