Caitlin is a well known Scalp MicroPigmentation Practitioner based in Adelaide, Australia. With a passion for helping men and women affected by hair loss, Caitlin’s artistic talent helps her create the look of a fuller head of hair using SMP. Making hats an accessory not a necessity.
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Caitlin is a well known Scalp MicroPigmentation Practitioner based in Adelaide, Australia. With a passion for helping men and women affected by hair loss, Caitlin’s artistic talent helps her create the look of a fuller head of hair using SMP. Making hats an accessory not a necessity.
Scalp MicroPigmentation ‘Ready for Anything’ Podcast 4 : Josh
ALL THINGS SCALP MICROPIGMENTATION
31 minutes 12 seconds
6 years ago
Scalp MicroPigmentation ‘Ready for Anything’ Podcast 4 : Josh
This episode we cover lots of great information about Josh’s experience with different hair restoration procedures.... this includes hair transplants in Turkey, Scalp MicroPigmentation and some amazing FREE treatments you can do yourself! We go over the truth about real life experiences now with hair transplants overseas and how he needed more procedures to complete his look. Josh is interviewed by Caitlin James who completed his Scalp MicroPigmentation procedure 3 months before this interview. Hear from someone who has been through hair loss procedures overseas, then Australia and finished his results off with Scalp MicroPigmentation- he gives honest feedback from a clients perspective. Enjoy.... there is lots of Greet info packed into this episode!
ALL THINGS SCALP MICROPIGMENTATION
Caitlin is a well known Scalp MicroPigmentation Practitioner based in Adelaide, Australia. With a passion for helping men and women affected by hair loss, Caitlin’s artistic talent helps her create the look of a fuller head of hair using SMP. Making hats an accessory not a necessity.
