Start with Hair Memory.
Look back at saved client photos, consultation notes, past formulas and visit history. See what's recorded before deciding what you want to use today.
The formula that softened the root. The toner you chose. The grams you mixed, the color left over, and the note you wish you'd kept. OTHERWORK Hair connects those details to the client and the visit—so the next appointment begins with context.
Illustrative workflow, not a live client record or connected-scale reading.
OTHERWORK is designed around the work you do before, during and after a color appointment. Each detail has a place without turning a creative service into paperwork.
Look back at saved client photos, consultation notes, past formulas and visit history. See what's recorded before deciding what you want to use today.
Record the products and shades you're using, along with color and developer amounts. Keep multiple bowls connected to a visit, and record actual grams or leftovers when working at your mixing station.
Connect recorded product usage to backbar inventory and the cost of the service. Compare figures from your own records instead of guessing what a typical bowl should cost.
Think of a root refresh followed by a toner. The shades and amounts may be different, but the client history belongs together. Record each formula as you work, then return to the saved visit next time.
Consultation: Returning color client; review photos and prior service notes.
Mix: Record root bowl and toner bowl as separate mixes, including product and actual grams used.
After the visit: Keep saved bowl history with the client. Review recorded product costs and what remains on hand.
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