Cleanse & Revitalize your Energy

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Inga Lamb

Inga Lamb, Your Inner Healer, utilizes shamanic healing to solve the mental health pandemic and cure our ‘burnout’ crisis. A fully trained shaman and a teacher for 22 years, Inga is passionate about healing and setting troubled beings free from trauma. In this mini series she highlights quick and easy techniques to alleviate and release tension and anxiety in order to perform to the best of your ability for you and your clients in the salon.

Cleanse & Revitalize your Energy

Explore two powerful techniques to protect and cleanse you from other people’s energy. When we come into contact with another person, we exchange energy. This is a natural process, but when this energy is low, it can be draining on our energy reserves. Working with clients in close proximity means you need to protect your energy field with the golden cloak exercise and cleanse your working space. When a client leaves, they can leave some of their energy behind, use this technique to do a quick cleanse of the space.

"There are easy practices you can do, that take just minutes, that will help you engergize & release tension before, during or after your day in the salon."

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CONTACT DERMATITIS

CONTACT DERMATITIS [kon-takt, dur-muh-tahy-tis]

What it is: Contact dermatitis is a red, itchy rash caused by direct contact with a substance or an allergic reaction to it. The rash isn’t contagious or life-threatening, but can be very uncomfortable. Symptoms depend on the cause and how sensitive a person is to the substance. There are three types of contact dermatitis; allergic, irritant and photocontact.
What to do: Seek medical advice. Contact dermatitis usually occurs on areas of the body that have been directly exposed to the reaction-causing substance; in the case of  hairdressers and nail professionals, it’s the hands that come into contact with the products.  The rash usually develops within minutes to hours of exposure and can last two to four weeks.

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