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2013 Men Hairstyles. Nice man hairstyle in hair color Blonde. Fashionable hairstyle for straight hair type in the length short. Other ingenious hair trends 2012, Continue reading »
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Mar 242013
Mar 232013
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Emo haircut with shaved sides and short blond hair dyed. Beautiful ladies in hair color blonde. The hairstyle can be assigned in the popular category Emo Continue reading »
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Mar 182013
Description of the hairstyle:
Beautiful golden blonde long hair 2013 for women. Trendy hairstyle for straight hair in the long length haircut. A suitable hairstyle for the job. Fashionable trend hairstyle for women in the shade Blonde. Ample current hairstyles photos for 2013 are available in our site in different category. Continue reading »
Mar 162013
Description of the hairstyle:
Very nice ladies hairstyle in the shade with striking blond streaks. Fragrances hairstyle for straight hair for the medium length haircut. There are no other current trend hairstyles 2012, photos of hairstyles gallery. Continue reading »
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Feb 272013
I color my hair. Are shampoos and/or conditioners for color-treated hair really more beneficial than regular formulations?
“Shampoos and conditioners for color-treated hair definitely help protect color from fading,” says Lisa Hurst, Product Development, Procter & Gamble, creators of the Physique Color Bright Series visit at Corporate Online Shopping Malaysia Continue reading »
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Feb 232013
Many of us have had the not so pleasant experience of buying a shampoo for one particular reason (i.e. deep cleansing) just to turn around and realize that the shampoo has a negative effect on another part of your head (i.e. dry scalp). Well, I have some good news and some bad news to share with you.
The bad news is that there is no one shampoo for every hair type, you, your hair and your scalp are unique. The good news is that with some research and experimentation you can find the right product for you. Continue reading »
Feb 182013
I’m Noree, a natural head, and loving every minute of it! My hair story/struggle began at birth, when I was born to an African-American father and a mother of mixed ancestry. On that day, The Creator made sure that I was blessed with all of my wonderful father’s genetics (hair texture, skin tone and all), but as a child, I didn’t feel so blessed. All I wanted was to look like my mother because everybody always told me how pretty they thought she was, based of course on their own narrowly defined beauty standards.
Well, to make a long story short, I went through every degree of insecurity that a Black girl living in the US could possibly go through, and all the traditional media images and messages that we are bombarded with on a daily basis only added to my distress (Can I get a witness?). So wanting hair that I could “wet, shake, and wear” became an obsessive beauty mission for me. And it took 13 years of frying and dying my do to realize that I’d been had. I started to read books like The Color Complex, Good Hair, Destruction of Black Civilization, etc. in my junior year of college, and I started to redefine, not only my own beauty standards, but my own spirituality as well. Continue reading »
Jan 102013
Men also like to change their mind from time to time. Preferably with a new haircut! Alternative to short hair, why not let them grow?
What are the requirements for this look? Is long hair like women? And what are the possibilities for styling? We answer all your questions with pictures of stars to support!
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Men with long hair are a separate species. They let their hair grow, there are several reasons for this, often practical: it saves them too frequent visits to the hairdresser, unlike the short cuts that must be maintained regularly. When a man decides to wear his hair long, it also seeks to distinguish itself from the crowd. He knows he will not go unnoticed – and it will literally ahead of its competitors.
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Long hair for men: the requirements
This look requires quite thick hair and a healthy dose of patience. Indeed, we need to assume the transition between two lengths, when the hair is too short to be back behind the ears. In the meantime, they fall on the face and hair lacks style. The solution? Arm yourself with an iron will … and a baseball cap to clear your face.
All men are not made to wear long hair. As eye-catching look of women and men have better self-confidence. Short, long hair is the hair that is tight shirt man’s fashion: if you do not assume, do not. Continue reading »
Dec 082012
This models thick layers get a color lift from bold blonde and multi-dimensional highlights. Blonde highlights in the front and top layers. A contrasting darker brown color is weaved in the bottom layers.
Longer layers in the front and back add lift, along with movement.
For styling ease, spray with a volumizer and blow out over a large round brush, shaping hair from a side part.
Dec 082012
Bright and rich burgundy hair color draws attention to this spiky look. This is the perfect style for the gal with straight, fine hair. Wispy bangs and fringe, frame and accentuate her facial features.
Styling mousse to the roots of the hair for lift and volume. Blown dry with a large round brush or fingers lifting at the roots. Finally, a medium to extra hold hair spray adds hold while a molding mud or pomade helps to separate and give that chunky wispy look.
Nov 222012
I was surfing the net today during a break from cyber work and I was looking at the new hairstyles that our celebrities are wearing when I realized that some of the hairstyles being sported by our young, beautiful and talented to no end ubberstars are nothing more than what was once considered either an unfinished style or a really big f*@& up. I mean really screwed up, like something you would see on a beauty school manic-an that’s been passed around, used and abused then stuffed in a corner by the junior class. Continue reading »
Oct 032012
What advice for coloring kit?
Products “houses” are now very good, then you are not forced to go to a hairdresser.
Always trust the indications on the box. There are three types of staining kit: type 1, 2 or 3. These “types” correspond to the power of color. And staining with type 1 provides simple reflections. The coloring of type 2 can dye their hair for a period of six to eight weeks (tones). And color type 3 represents the permanent color. Before buying the box, be sure to wrap a strand of hair on it to compare the color. If you hesitate between two colors, prefer the lighter to avoid the tragedies.
Oct 022012
The coloring, hair trauma factor
The coloration has evolved in recent years. But it still remains an unpleasant operation for your hair. Before you start, consider these few items. Your hair will thank you.
- Discoloration:
This process can lighten the color of her hair, or to prepare them for the next color in dyed lighter. If you intend to make a color more than two tones below your natural color, it will be necessary to perform a fade. To do so, it soaks the hair of oxidizer. This will dilute the color pigments. After bleaching, your hair will be much more fragile and brittle. If your hair is permed, avoid at all costs you embark on this operation. Continue reading »
Sep 202012
Color-treated hair that isn’t taken care of can often look dull, dry, and unhealthy. This is because the chemicals in hair dyes often damage your hair cuticle beyond repair, leaving the ends broken and the hair shaft itself rough and fragile. It’s not a pretty picture.
The first step is to limit your hair product use to products designed for color-treated hair. These products will contain special intensive moisturizers to hydrate your damaged hair without stripping the color. Start with a good shampoo and conditioner that you can use on a regular basis, then try to use a deep-conditioning hair treatment or mask at least once a week. Massage it into your hair and let it penetrate for about 15 minutes, then rinse, and you’ll notice your locks look instantly revitalized. Redken, Artec, and Clairol all make excellent hair care and hair styling lines designed to keep colored hair in good shape. Continue reading »
Aug 252012
Q. When I color my hair it NEVER comes out like hair color samples at the beauty store. What’s up with that?
A. All hair color samples show the results when applied to bleached hair. The color comes out differently if you hair hasn’t been bleached first because the new color blends with the color pigments that are already in the hair. Bleach hair first if you’re really itching to have a look straight from the box.
Q. I have African-American hair and it’s been in braids for awhile. I would like to perm my hair as as soon as I take them out because I know I’ll have a lot of new growth. What will happen if I perm too soon and what should I do?
A.When you got your hair braided and when you’re having them removed, chances are there are these microscopic abrasions lying in there. So the same thing that would happen if you scratched your scalp before perming will happen here – it will burn/sting with relaxer on it. There’s also a good chance you’ll experience breakage because they hair hasn’t had time to rest. Your best bet is to speak to your stylist so you know when’s the best time for you to relax your hair. This time will vary depending on the condition of your hair. Continue reading »
Aug 192012
Many women hate their hair color once it’s dyed, particularly if it becomes high-maintenance to hide dark roots. We asked New York hair color pro Angela Cosmai of Angela Cosmai Salon for some great tips on how to deal with your colored hair.
Rule No. 1: If you’ve made a mistake with hair color, definitely go to a salon to have it fixed, as using a home treatment could damage your hair. Ask your colorist to use a product with no ammonia and no peroxide to prevent hair damage. A colorist can add highlights or lowlights to improve a bad color and change the look. Continue reading »
Aug 182012
When you remove pigment from the hair (lightening your color) it can become dry, says Louis Viel, co-owner of Miano/Viel Salon and Spa in New York. He suggests these tips to combat dry/damaged hair.
- Don’t overcolor. Single-process color should only be done once a month and highlights only need to be done every 2 to 3 months. Continue reading »
Aug 182012
Darken her hair, intensify their natural color, awaken their brilliance, all without risking damaging them, it is possible! Know that there is a natural alternative to chemical dyes that can be very aggressive as that for hair to the scalp.
Did you know that infusions of sage and / or rosemary may darken brown hair and enhance hair color black? Embellish her hair and its color naturally, it’s easy and accessible to all budgets.
- Plants to beautify their hair brown / black
- Rosemary: darkening hair and shine
- Sage: dark hair, brings shimmering black hair, gray hair diminishes
Where are they? Pharmacies, herbalists, specialty stores, some markets, supermarkets shelves, Internet Continue reading »
Jun 182012
| Ionic Hair Straightening – Q & A | |
| Questions | Answers |
| What is “Ionic Hair Straightening”? | It is a process originated in Japan. It changes hair texture from frizzy curls or waves to silky smooth with “NO DAMAGE” and you never have to blow dry your hair again. |
| Do clients need to use special hair shampoo and conditioner after this process? | Yes, it is always the best to use hair product that is special designed for your hair need. For this you should recommend  your clients to use product such as Crede and Deesse’s to keep the hair silky smooth. |
| Is this a process for everyone? | No, it works best on people who have problems with frizzy or wavy hair and people who have to spend hours blow drying to straighten it. Continue reading » |
Jun 172012
This is the perfect “in-between-salon-visit” touch-up for those of us whose hair color is artificially enhanced to preserve that oh-so natural look.
Laurent D puts out a set of three hair lights in Brown/Black, Blonde, and Red. Each kit comes with three individual colors in their own mascara-like .33 oz tube. I have the Brown/Black kit. One tube is called Chestnut but it is a dark brownish/black which is excellent for touching up those annoying roots. The other two tubes are called Bronze and Citrine and are terrific for adding or experimenting with highlights. Neither of the highlighting shades has any red in them but each is a warm golden color with Bronze as the darker of the two. Think autumn leaves, thick fresh honey, rich molten amber and you’ll have a good sense of what those colors look like.
The application itself couldn’t be easier- just brush in daily using the wand applicator; as for removal- the color shampoos right out.
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Jun 172012
Everytime I shampoo my haircolor gets duller looking
Then you are using the wrong shampoo. Haircolor does fade over time. Try using shampoo and conditioner made for colored hair – ColorVive for example, or something made for your hair color that will brighten the color and freshen it, to keep it from fading. There are many shampoos that have a little color right in the shampoo that help keep it fresh looking; the Aussie hair care line has several, as do ARTec and Redken. They usually come in shades for dark hair (black/brown), red hair colors, golden blonde colors, champagne blonde colors, and ash blonde colors. Check them out at a store to see which might work for you. Continue reading »