Tips and tricks for different looks, what products to use, and how to use them. Hair education to keep your locks healthy and at its best all year long. And maybe a few other of my favorite beauty products.
Saturday, May 28, 2011
Need some shine for dull hair?
Monday, May 16, 2011
Looking for a new stylist?
So you are on the hunt for the perfect stylist but don't where to begin to find the one that fits you. First I would look around you; is there anyone you see and say wow their hair looks incredible? If you do see someone don't be afraid to ask who does their hair. If you are searching online you want to search in the area you are in and look for stylist that specializes in your hair type. Also keep in mind the price point you want to be around before committing to an appointment. A good way to find out if a stylist will work for you is to go in and get a blow out. Yes this does cost you some money, but can save you from regret. This will give you the chance to see how the stylist operates, if they have confidence in what they are doing and if your personalities match. Some things you want to observe are if they ask you questions before you start such as: how do you like to wear your hair, what are some problem areas for you, when was the last cut, what kind of daily matience do you do, things of that nature. Other things you want to look for are if their tools and work area are clean, and you can ask if they have pictures of their work. Keep these thing in mind while searching for your new stylist, GOOD LUCK!
Tuesday, May 10, 2011
To much heat?
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Sunday, May 8, 2011
Where my Deva's At?
Ok CURLY GIRLS this one is all for you. I had the pleasure of attending a three day Curl architecture course in New York at Devachan Salon. Their techniques were awesome , their products blew me away. I have tried many curly hair products that gave my clients good results for only a couple hours before their hair grew puffy and frizzy. With the combination of three products and easy to do techniques you can have your curls day after day without them getting out of control. All there products are free of sulfates, parabens, and silicones. The three products you should start with are No-poo(shampoo), One condition, and Angel(styler). There are techniques to using these products so I suggest going on the Deva website and findng a salon that has a certified Deva stylist to show you how to properly use the products. www.devaconcepts.com (there site may be down temporarily due to updates)
Thursday, May 5, 2011
Help Someone by Donating Your Hair
Donating hair is a great way to help someone and to feel lighter this summer. There are rules and guidelines(it is important that you read them), below I have provided two different companies that you can donate to. Please be assured your hair is not sold it is made into hair pieces that can help adults and children that do not have hair. So if you are thinking of cutting off a good amount of hair please look at these websites and see if donating would be something you are interested in.
Locks of love
Locks of love
234 Southern Blvd West Palm Beach, FL 33405 561-833-7332 561-833-7962 (fax)
Pantene Pantene Beautiful Lengths Attn: 192-123 20770 Westwood Dr Strongsville, OH 44149 Donated hair must be a minimum of 8 inches long |
Wednesday, May 4, 2011
Need a Boost?
Monday, May 2, 2011
Where does your hair come from?
For all my extention lovers, this from Great Lengths USA says it all.
DID YOU KNOW? If ethical and traceable hair sourcing is important to you, you'll be glad to know that Great Lengths is the only extension company that guarantees it. • Every strand has been donated willingly and with full consent of the donor • The donor has been treated with respect and care • A fair and reasonable price is agreed for the hair and the money used to procure the hair is used solely for charitable endeavors, not for personal or individual profit • A company representative procures the hair to cut out unreliable middlemen and ensure full and direct knowledge of the origin of the hair • Exclusive in-house production process is used from procurement of the hair to wholesale selling the extension to ensure full traceability
DID YOU KNOW? If ethical and traceable hair sourcing is important to you, you'll be glad to know that Great Lengths is the only extension company that guarantees it. • Every strand has been donated willingly and with full consent of the donor • The donor has been treated with respect and care • A fair and reasonable price is agreed for the hair and the money used to procure the hair is used solely for charitable endeavors, not for personal or individual profit • A company representative procures the hair to cut out unreliable middlemen and ensure full and direct knowledge of the origin of the hair • Exclusive in-house production process is used from procurement of the hair to wholesale selling the extension to ensure full traceability
Sunday, May 1, 2011
Straight Up or With a Twist?
With warm weather becoming more regular it's time to pull the hair away from from our faces. Try a casual pony tail with just a little volume at the crown. You can achieve this by doing a little back combing at the crown. When back combing make sure you are only combing down so when you are ready to comb it out you can just go upwards with no tangles,then just pull up into a casual pony tail. For little extra flare curl the ends with a big barrel iron. If you want something different then a pony tail but still casual, try a loose bun. If you have straight hair loosely curl it first (makes it way easier) back comb for a little volume twist and pin. To cut down on bobby pins try using Goody brand spin pin. You can get it at any Target, it holds the hair in place, and it's easy to use on any hair type. It comes with simple instructions with visual images to show you how to correctly use the spin pin. So try a couple new looks, a new styling tool, and head out into the sun.
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