About
Natasha Dennis, IAT, is a Consultant Trichologist specialising in African Caribbean scalp and hair conditions for the past 13 years. She is a member of The International Association of Trichologists and the author of A Beginner’s Guide to Afro Hair Care: Let's Start at the Beginning. Natasha’s holistic approach to afro hair problems has enabled her to provide a well-rounded, personalised service to clients.
Natasha has made contributions to numerous magazines and has moderated a final-year examination on behalf of the IAT. She believes strongly in Continual Professional Development. Her desire to help her clients has led her to keep up to date with the latest advancements in hair science. She has attended conferences such as The Ethnic Skin and Hair Conference, Cytoplan Thyroid Health and Function, Naturopathic Clinical Diagnoses and Healing the Hair with Nutrition.
With over 13 years of clinical experience, Natasha has witnessed the dramatic impact that factors such as stress, hormonal problems and diet can have on the hair. Her focus is to treat the underlying causes of scalp and hair conditions rather than the symptoms. This may involve recommending treatments which may not seem to be relevant to a person’s condition but can indirectly resolve their scalp or hair condition.
Natasha's warm, relaxed and unbiased approach to clients has enabled them to discuss their hair concerns with ease. She understands the everyday problems her clients have with their hair and aims to give her clients clarity and direction.
Natasha has made contributions to numerous magazines and has moderated a final-year examination on behalf of the IAT. She believes strongly in Continual Professional Development. Her desire to help her clients has led her to keep up to date with the latest advancements in hair science. She has attended conferences such as The Ethnic Skin and Hair Conference, Cytoplan Thyroid Health and Function, Naturopathic Clinical Diagnoses and Healing the Hair with Nutrition.
With over 13 years of clinical experience, Natasha has witnessed the dramatic impact that factors such as stress, hormonal problems and diet can have on the hair. Her focus is to treat the underlying causes of scalp and hair conditions rather than the symptoms. This may involve recommending treatments which may not seem to be relevant to a person’s condition but can indirectly resolve their scalp or hair condition.
Natasha's warm, relaxed and unbiased approach to clients has enabled them to discuss their hair concerns with ease. She understands the everyday problems her clients have with their hair and aims to give her clients clarity and direction.
