The New Ecoheads Vanquishes the Misery of Bad Water
Designed for the salons with the most challenging water, Ecohead's Black Edition uses a magnetic filter that reduces the effects of limescale, allowing the stylist to deliver a smoother, more conditioned finish.
by Staff
January 19, 2022
2 min to read
Ecoheads has rallied to the cause of salons struggling against the harshest water quality with its newly launched limited edition Ecoheads The Black Edition. Featuring a magnetic filter, The Black Edition salon spray nozzle is the answer for every hairdresser who has battled to deliver an excellent service with extremely mineralized water.
“The Black Edition has all the benefits of the award-winning classic Ecoheads nozzle but has been modified to work for those with the most challenging water,” said Valorie Tate of Sustain Beauty Co, exclusive home to Ecoheads in North America. “The magnetic filter incorporated into the design uses new technology, blasting apart mineral particles and reducing the effects of limescale, allowing hairdressers to deliver a smoother, more conditioned finish.”
Ad Loading...
While The Black Edition would be excessive in areas with average water quality, it promises to become essential in those areas known to have water with high levels of calcium, magnesium, and iron dissolved into local aquifers – the underground water reservoirs that feed our water systems. In extreme quantities, these minerals leave thick, unmovable residue on almost everything they touch. Deposits on hair can cause it to be limp, dull and unmanageable, reducing the efficiency of shampoos and undermining color.
“The minerals cling to hair in the same way they cling to faucets and shower doors, and really affect performance,” adds Tate. “Several areas across the nation struggle with these conditions and while we can’t do anything for the water coming into the salon, Echeads The Black Edition can transform the water rinsing out color. Clients will leave with noticeably brighter, easier-to-style hair and they’ll keep coming back for more.”
Stylists Yene Damtew and Jamal Edmonds launch Coil Event, a textured hair event for working stylists with hands-on education, live demonstrations, industry conversation, and networking.
The easily wearable formula delivers XL volume, extreme length, and a weightless, lifted finish without the heaviness of traditional volumizing mascaras.
The International SPA Association recently announced that Jefferson Fisher, Jamie Kern Lima and Zack Kass are the keynote speakers for its 2027 Conference, scheduled for March 3-5 at Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas.
Life of Riley Salon Supply and Riley Salon Resources are back in the family, as Kelly Huether acquires the professional distributor he co-founded in 2013.
BaBylissPRO and IGK have partnered to launch the BaBylissPRO Studio Trunk, transforming the professional tool brand’s digital Style Studio into a physical experience for the first time in its sixty-year history.
K18 Biomimetic Hairscience has partnered with Beauty Changes Lives to launch the K18 Future of Hair Scholarship, aiming to support aspiring professional stylists by reducing financial barriers to cosmetology education.
Rosy Salon Software integrates with Mya, empowering salons, spas, and barbershops to transform their websites into powerful, automated lead-generation machines.
Known for his buttery blondes and a technique for highlighting hair with more precision that he called chunking, Brad Johns died on August 27. His friend and fellow colorist, David Stanko, shares thoughts on his talented colleague and close friend.