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Braided hairstyles

2006-08-15T00:02:00.000-07:00

Beautifying yourself by applying various braided styles has been an aged-old trend. All it needs is a creative mind that can provide a huge number of hairstyles through different stylish braids.

Braids give your hair a fabulous look. They encourage hair growth and are a good way to hide thinning. You get a wide variety of braiding styles varying from cornrows, locks, closed cropped braids to individual braid plaits and coils. Celebrities are equally attracted towards the braided hairstyle, which further raises its demand in the market.

The growing popularity of braids owes to their low-maintenance factor as well. You need to visit a professional for its adequate maintenance as it does require maintenance after all. Neglecting it may affect your hair adversely causing it great damage. Regular conditioning and moisturizing your scalp is the least requirement.

You should wear your braids anywhere between 2 weeks to 3 months but not after it. Women with thinning hair should wear the braids with caution. It may cause undue stress on the edges so using a moisturizer and conditioner would save the hair from falling. Pamper your hair with braiding and give yourself a new look through a new hairstyle.

You should keep in mind the basics of braiding, which are as follows -

*Go for a deep-conditioning before braiding. Have your hair properly trimmed, if you wish to have a stylish braid.
*Prefer to apply lightweight leave-in conditioners.
*Immediate braiding of a chemically straightened hair may harm it. Go for braiding only when a professional thinks it is safe for your hair to bear the tension of braids.
*If you wish to use human-hair extensions, choose the ones that are lightweight with microthin wefts.
*When you wish to match the extensions to your own hair color, opt for the one that matches the middle or end of your hair. If you match the extension with the root color of the hair, the extension would look darker than the actual hair as root hair always have a darker look.
*If you go to sleep with wet hair, you are sure to invite unruly tangled hair.
*As the right braid can form only with perfect hair, be careful while maintaining them.

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Virtual Hairstyling Review

2006-07-28T15:33:00.000-07:00

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Introduction

Advertising and promotional material for this website focuses on uploading a photo and trying on various hair styles. When I first logged in to the members area, the first thing that got my attention was the incredible amounts of hair style photos for very short, short, medium, long and updo hair styles. An immediate sense of relaxation came over me. If I couldn't find a good hair style among the thousands, well then there there just wasn't any hope.

There is also an extra E-book included in the membership that is barely mentioned on the web site. This E-book is great! It is a list of hair care tips and advice from a top hair designer in England. It covers all sorts of topics, such as how to select a hair designer, how to select a new hair style, various styling tips and tricks and what to do when your home hair color didn't turn out so great. This E-book has valuable information that everyone can use. I read every page of it--almost 100 pages total.

Hair Style Galleries

I quickly browsed through all the galleries, looking at all the different hair styles with different hair colors, textures, volume and even highlights. There are no photos of men's hair styles, ethnic or african-american women hair styles. The photos are all optimized to load quickly, so there is no time wasted waiting for photos to load. If you find a photo that you like you can click on it to enlarge it and even print a copy to take to your hair stylist. Printing the updo photos are especially helpful if you are looking for prom, bridal or formal hair styles. There is also the option to save the hair style photos that you really like in your favorites so you can play a slide show of them later.

Hair Style Editor

After browsing all the hair style photos, I move on to the hair style editor part of the website where I am told I can upload a photo of myself and try on some hair styles. The instructions to upload are very straightforward and I upload a photo of myself within minutes (it might have even been seconds). The photo that you upload should be taken against a plain white background and you should probably pull back most of your hair so it doesn't hang in your face.

Once you have uploaded your photo, you enter the hair style editor where there are four tools at your disposal.

Color Palette - allows you to change the color of your chosen style

Mask Pad - allows you to mask the undesired details on your photo prior to trying on different hair styles. For example, you may want to remove long hair that appears in a photo or the background of the photo

Size Tool - allows you to modify the size and proportions of the hair style you select

Trash Tool - allows you to remove the modifications that you just made without having to start over

First, I masked my photo so that only my face shape was showing. By the way, this is a great way to figure out your face shape! The masking takes a little bit of expertise with the mouse. If you are switching categories, for example, going from medium hair styles to long hair styles, you must re-mask your face again. You can change the width of the mask tool to make it a little easier closer to the face. After masking, I went to the category selector which allows you to browse thru and try on hair styles in the five categories, very short, short, medium, long and updo hair styles.

Once you find a hair style you want to try on, you just click on it and drag it to your photo. It automatically loads. Then you can move it around a bit to make it fit right on your head. After you are done adjusting the size and color of the hair style, you can print it or save it as one of your favorites to view later. The photo that you get with the selected hair style is obviously computer-generated, but it does give you a glimpse of what the hair style would look like on you. For example, I have been wanting to add some bangs to my current hair style. When I tried on the hair style with bangs, it didn't look very good at all. I think I have decided to skip the full bangs for now and maybe go with just a few long whispy looking bangs.

Conclusion

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Men's new Hairstyle trends

2006-07-07T10:58:00.000-07:00

By Michel Berros

Today's man hair style can be either long and textured or super short and tight and still be considered trendy and at the height of fashion. Some men's hair styles require gel, mousse or pomade while others don't even need to be combed. The truth is that now more than ever there are numerous ways to achieve a stylish and trendy man hair cut. That means that there are a lot of different styles for men who are looking for the perfect man hair style to choose from.

While the man's hair style is less rigid than it was in the 80s and requires a lot less goo to accomplish, the modern man hair cut is still best served by a little styling. No, you do not need to spend hours in front of the mirror coaxing every strand into place, but a little gel never hurt any man's hair style that I know of.

Here are just a few of the latest trends in men's hair styles and how to style them:

" Super short man's hair style. High and Tight, Fade, Spike, Clipper Cut and Crew Cut are just a few of the names given to the short man's hair cut. By far the most popular man's hair style is the High and Tight or Fade. Characterized by a closely cropped clipper cut around the sides and back of the head with just enough hair on top of the head to comb, this man's hair style with its many variations accounts for about 75 percent of all popular styles today. With just a little bit of gel to spike up the top, mess it up a little or finger into place, this man's hair style will only take you seconds to achieve. While you may have to get it cut more often, about every three weeks or so, the ease of styling this man hair cut is what makes it a favorite among busy men today.

" Medium length, textured men's hair style. Today's styles for men have a lot of texture and the same is true for medium-length styles (about 3 to 4 inches). These styles resemble the classic man hair cut of the past, but step it up a notch by using extreme texture and color to bring it all together. Most styles use a great deal of razoring and texturizing with notching scissors. To style this man's hair style pomade usually works best. Work product through dry hair and finger into place.

" Long man's hair style. While most men do not wear their hair down their back anymore, the long man's hair style has made a somewhat shorter comeback. Perhaps the most recognizable example that I can give of this men's hair style is Ashton Kutcher. Long, textured and disheveled, this man hair cut is gaining widespread popularity. Again, this man's hair cut requires a lot of texture and works best with pomade.

As you can see from these few examples, the man's hair style is far from boring. Gone are the days of cookie-cutter barber shop man hair cut. Here to stay is the trendy and styled cuts of today.

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Haircare for Kids

2006-05-25T20:55:00.000-07:00

Salon visits can be scary experiences for small children: They are boring, full of strangers and strange smelling products, you are being ordered to sit still for ages, whilst some idiot is doing terrible things to your hair which you didn't want to happen in the first place. Life is sooo unfair!

So how do you as a parent, avoid, annoying the stylist, upsetting your child and getting yourself stressed? Well this is where your best child psychology skills come into play! Sometimes your child will have unwarranted fears and you have to help to overcome them. Creating trust by taking their concerns seriously is the first and most important step. Promising a treat can also help. Best of all is to check in your local area to see if there is one of the growing number of new specialized children's salons available. Salon chains like Cartoon Cuts are designed to make the hair cut experience more positive and entertaining for small children: toys, video games, specially shaped chairs and specially-trained stylists, all help to ensue the experience is more like going to a theme park rather than a visit to the doctor.

Home Sweet Home

However, if your child is afraid of the hairdresser's, then try to cut their hair at home. They will feel safe and comfortable and you will save time and money. You can do it yourself if you have the skills - or the bravery. Cutting hair for a child is basically the same for an adult, except that a child's hair is usually thin and baby soft. Keep the bangs approx. 1/2" from the eyebrows. If the child's hair is thin, avoid short cuts for now until their hair comes in thicker. Shape around the face if you're trying to grow it long. If you don't have any haircutting experience, you might want to seek out a step by step guide on children's hair cutting, or get someone to do it for you.

Putting on the Style

Whatever you do, remember that today's media-savvy, celebrity-crazy kids want to look good. Children start to take an interest in their own hair style from an early age; even the kindergarten set want to be in-style. They want their hair to be like their best friend or even a television character. Boys that used to be seen only in ball caps are now having their hair bleached and highlighted.

Finding the right hair style for a child is usually about finding a cool, fun, and easy-to-manage child hair style that suits your youngster's active lifestyle. But you may experience resistance - as children get older they start to have very definite opinions of how they want to wear their hair. This hairstyle preference will surface in early childhood and continue throughout the teen years and into adulthood. Many a growing child will argue with their parents over how they want to wear their hair to school. At this stage of development the hair becomes a major identity factor.

Hair Care 101

The key is to be encouraging; as children start to take an interest in their own hair and how they style it, this is the time to encourage them to follow an entire regime of good hair hygiene practices. It is important to show a child (when they are willing), how to properly shampoo and rinse their own hair. You can also teach them about towel blotting, detangling, combing and brushing their hair. Help them build a good hair hygiene schedule so that they learn the importance of keeping their hair clean and neat. Try also to get them to develop good eating habits because healthy hair is very dependent on high quality carbohydrates and plenty of fresh fruit and vegetables. Good nutrition will promote shine and condition at any age.

Tips for Tip-Top Hair

Washing - use a mild shampoo, preferably in the child's favorite color or scent. Sometimes children are more willing to wash their hair with a fun shampoo, especially if it doesn't sting their eyes.

Combing/brushing - try to create trust and reassurance by allowing them to comb and brush their own hair on their own terms. Do not brush your child's hair 100 strokes before bedtime in the traditional manner - this will over stimulate the sebaceous glands and make the hair greasy and heavy. Doing a quick brush to get the tangles out should be sufficient. Combing the hair will promote shine and condition. Remember to use a comb on wet hair rather than a brush or you risk creating static electricity, which leads to breakage.

Accessories - give your child high quality combs and brushes and teach them the proper way to care for their hair to instill good grooming habits that will last a lifetime. Purchase some "hair friendly" clips and hair ties to help a child keep their hair off their face, and reduce the chance of tangling or matting. Stay away from any hairclips with sharp teeth, because they can cut into the hair and cause potential hair damage.

Tangles - all parents know that dealing with tangles is a nightmare for both parent and child. Here's how to reduce the trauma of removing tangles:

1. Hold the section of hair you're trying to comb out.

2. Hold it taut so the child won't feel you ripping through the ends. 3. Spray a good leave-in detangler on the knot.

4. You can also comb conditioner in while the child's hair is still wet. Children need conditioner too (avoid heavy types and stick with conditioners that are specifically called "light" conditioners).

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Curly Hair tips

2006-05-05T13:05:00.000-07:00

Embrace your curls! You are so lucky to have natural curls. The trick is getting them to behave, and it's easier than you think. Curls are sexy and romantic, and men love them. Once you have your curls looking their best, you'll be amazed at all the compliments you'll get. When you feel like the odd girl out, surrounded by straight strands, just picture these curly beauties and let them be your muses: Sarah Jessica-Parker, Keri Russell, Julianna Margulies, Halle Berry (love her new long curls!), Nicole Kidman (who looked better with her natural curls), Beyonce, Meg Ryan, Jennifer Beals, Brittany Murphy, Debra Messing, Brooke Burke, Ashanti, and more...

Cleaning
Throw away your shampoo. That's no joke. This goes even for non-curly girls. Shampoo is detergent, and your hair does NOT need detergent. You will have perfectly clean hair using just conditioner and water. This is one of the most important steps you can take. It sounds weird, but just trust me.

Once a week, cleanse your hair with just conditioner. Select a conditioner high in humectants like Panthenol, vegetable glycerine, and sorbitol. First put some conditioner on your fingertips and massage your scalp to loosen dirt. Next rinse thoroughly. (On the other days of the week, just wet your hair thoroughly, and go to step 4.)

Next, rub a quarter-size blob of conditioner between your hands and smooth it over the outer layer of your hair. Then work another quarter-size amount to the underlayer of hair at the nape of the neck (where it's prone to knots). Be gentle so as not to break hair. Use your fingers as a comb and comb through your hair from underneath.

Now, spread another quarter-size amount of conditioner through the hair on each side of your head, using your fingers as a comb. What you're doing is distributing conditioner evenly through your curls so that they separate instead fusing together.

At this point your hair should feel smooth and silky. You will want to experiment with how much conditioner to rinse out. The first time, try not rinsing at all, or just giving your head a very quick rinse to help evenly distribute the conditioner.

Styling
Bend forward and cup your wet hair loosely in a towel. Now scrunch it upward toward the scalp to blot up the moisture. Never rub or wring your hair dry. Gently continue scrunching and squeezing your hair in sections, going with the natural waves and not disturbing the hair too much, until it's no longer soaking wet.

Next, rub a tablespoon of clear styling gel (one that doesn't contain alcohol and has little or no fragrance--do look for PVP and PVP/VA in the ingredients) between your palms. Bend over at the waist, and starting at the ends, scrunch the gel in toward the scalp. Picture yourself squeezing an accordian in order to get the right motion. Work from the nape of your neck and work around your head, scrunching the top layer last.

Now you can begin shaping. Look in the mirror and scrunch section of curls with your palms, pushing up and squeezing gently into place. For shorter curls or curls that are too loose, twist the hair with a finger and a clip. Shape your hair using this scrunching, twisting and clipping, until it's in the form you want it to take when dry. Now, rub another half teaspoon of gel between your palms and very gently graze your hands over the top layer of hair to minimize frizz.

TIP: to get the curls on the top of your head to stand a little taller, lift and clip the hair at the roots. Just take a section of hair at the crown and hold it tight about 1/2 inch away from the scalp. Then place a hairclip or two (the old fashioned metal kind is fine) close the scalp to hold the hair up away from the scalp (you really need to get the book to see how to do this -- she includes great photos). It should take about six clips (if you use 2 per section) to lift the top of your hair. This can be good for getting the front section out of your eyes.

Let your hair dry. Please don't blow dry. Maybe in a few weeks you can return to occasional blow-drying, but for now don't do it. Your hair needs a chance to normalize and rest. When your hair is completely dry, remove any clips gently. Bend over and give your hair a little shakeout. Now, with your fingers, very gently fluff your hair from underneath. Don't touch the top layer.

That's it! You don't have to rinse with conditioner every day. But you may find that you'll want to give your hair a light spritzing of water from a spray bottle, on the non-rinse days, followed by a little scrunching. Some curly girls find that their hair looks better each day that they don't rinse!

My final word is this: please fall in love with your curls! They are so cool and so unique. Why look like a copy of everybody else? Your curls will become your trademark if you embrace them, and the easy care routine above will free you from the tyranny of the straightening iron and chemical straighteners.

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Gorgeous hairstyles for all hair types

2006-04-23T13:13:00.000-07:00

Just about every woman knows how to fix simple hairstyles like a bun, a braid or a ponytail.

If you can manage these simple (but usually pretty boring) hairstyles, then with a few twists on these well known hairstyles, you can have a gorgeous hairstyle that will turn heads.

A CUTE FLIP-THROUGH FOR ALL OCCASIONS

For the first hairstyle I'll teach you, you start with an ordinary ponytail. I love this hairstyle, which is a really cute ponytail that is extremely easy to make. Make sure the ponytail you make is a high one. Loosen the ponytail just slightly so that it hangs a little lower.

Now, using your fingers, part your hair in the center, starting from your crown and ending at the nape of your neck. You should be sure to divide the hair underneath the ponytail as well as above it.

Then push your thumbs up from the nape of your neck through the part you've created in your hair. Hang your head upside down for a second, flipping your ponytail over. Hook your thumbs around the base of your ponytail and push it upwards to the nape of your neck.

Once a good sized loop of hair is pushed through, grab it with your hand and pull it all the way through. Now turn your head right side up again and carefully comb your hair together just above the ponytail to make a neat finish.

A GORGEOUS TUCK FOR SPECIAL DATES AND OCCASIONS

This next beautiful hairstyle starts the same way as the flip through I just taught you... with a high ponytail. First you make a part down the middle of your head (like you did for the flip through) only you end AT the ponytail, leaving a good layer of hair under the ponytail untouched.

Then you pull the sections of hair apart above the ponytail creating a "pocket." Fold the entire ponytail up and gently tuck it down into the pocket, distributing the hair as even as possible.

Push the elastic ponytail band down into the pocket as well, so that it is hidden from view. If you find this to be hard loosen the ponytail a little more.

Now, just comb your hair carefully over the part you made earlier. Try using a bobby pin or barrette to pull your hair together just above the pocket. If your plastic band tends to show, a barrette will also help to hide it.

A SEXY HAIRSTYLE YOU CAN WEAR WHILE MOUNTAIN BIKING

Yet another of my favorite hairstyles is one that is a variation on the braid, and is rightfully called "the rope." To make this hairstyle you start with a ponytail that you've divided into 3 even sections.

Twist the right most section of hair to the right, and cross it over both of the other sections. Repeat this, always twisting the farthest right section to the right and crossing it over the other two sections until your "rope" is the length you desire.

Then secure your hairstyle with a scrunchie or elastic ponytail band once you've finished.

Master these hairstyles and you'll never be stuck wondering what "do" you should wear today. But better yet, you won't be stuck with the same drab hairdo everyday.

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Hairstyling Tips and Tools

2006-04-11T16:06:00.000-07:00

Despite the importance of hairstyles in aiding in the external definition of ourselves, an alarming number of people report having hairstyles they are less than happy with.

Why is it then that so many people are less than happy with their current style?

For the majority of people it is not lack of trying. Individuals pump literally billions of dollars a year into the salon industry in their elusive quest for that holiest of grails — a hairstyle that complements them, is fashionable, and that they are happy with. In the United States alone, the salon industry is a $45 billion industry. For the majority of us, having our 4-6 weekly cuts and colours in medium priced salons, the annual salon bill is somewhere between $750 and $2000.

Clearly, this is a lot of money to be parting with on an annual basis to be less than happy with the results. While there are no hard and fast formulas to finding your perfect hairstyle, there are some basic questions that you should ask yourself, and some basic rules of thumb that you should follow.

Analyze this
The first step to finding a style that is right for you is to answer these basic questions. Even if you have never received a hairstyle that you hate, chances are that you will have received a hair cut that you are unable to reproduce at home.

How much time do you have to spend on your hair on a daily basis?
Be honest about this one! There is no point having a stylist give you a hair cut that requires you to spend 45 minutes each morning achieving the desired look if you do not have the time. This question boils down to your lifestyle and you need to consider it carefully before choosing a hairstyle.

How much money do you wish to spend maintaining your hairstyle?
Some high maintenance hairstyles will not only require you to spend large amounts of time styling your own hair, they may also require frequent salon visits. Before you decide on a certain hairstyle, you should calculate the cost of maintaining that style and check whether you can sustain that expenditure.

Do you have the necessary equipment to maintain the style?
Connected to he cost of maintaining a hairstyle, is the question of whether or not you have the necessary equipment. Some hairstyles have to be blow-dried, while others require you to use curling irons, hot-sticks, heated rollers, crimpers, or straightening irons. If you do not already own the pieces of equipment required for the hairstyle, are you in a financial position to simply go out and purchase this equipment? If you do not already own the equipment and cannot simply purchase the equipment, then you need to avoid styles that demand that equipment.

Now that you have settled on a hairstyle that is right for your lifestyle and your finances, the next step is to check that it will suit you. The most important issue is whether a given hairstyle will compliment your face shape.

Just as your clothes can flatter the parts of your bodies you like, and minimize the parts you don't like, the cut and style of your hair can bring a sense of proportion and balance to your face. Deciding on a new hairstyle can seem like a hit-and-miss affair — one style might drag your face down and make you look ill, another might make your face look fuller, while others yet may just not suit you for some reason that you can't quite put your finger on.

A hairstyle may look good on one person but terrible on another, because not everyone has the same shaped face. Your face shape most directly influences which hairstyles you are able to wear well — much more than the color or texture of your hair. While products and techniques exist to modify these other factors, you cannot change your face shape. Learning about your face shape, and knowing the strengths and weaknesses of your face shape will allow you choose a hairstyle that creates a sense of proportion, balance and harmony between the style and your face.

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Finding the right Hairstyle

2006-04-07T14:24:00.000-07:00

By Jenny Andrews

Finding the right hairstyle for that special occasion can be a big chore. No matter whether it is your wedding day or a formal work party, looking your best is always your top priority and you pay just as much attention to your hair as you do your dress. So, how can you find perfect updos and formal styles to suit your individual personality and style of dress?

Probably the best place to start is online. There are literally hundreds of photo galleries dedicated to updos and formal hairstyles alone. By browsing these sites, you can find numerous styles and print them out so that you can share them with your stylist. All you need to do to find these photo galleries is perform a quick search for updos in your favorite search engine. Many of these sites also have how to articles to help you do your hair yourself at home.

Another great way to find unique formal styles is to browse through your salon’s style books and portfolios. In most salons, there are stylists that specialize in different updo techniques. A salon might have one stylist who can create amazing braided and basket weaved updos whereas another stylist may be able to create sleek timeless classics perfectly. By looking through a portfolio and seeing each stylist’s actual work, you can get a feel of whether or not their style would suit your preferences. And you can get a glimpse of signature styles that you cannot find anywhere else.

You can also find photos and how to articles in many magazines that are geared toward wedding preparations. Hairstyle magazines also come out with an updo issue occasionally.

Once you have found a good source of formal hairstyle photos, you need to narrow your choices down to a few favorites. When doing this, pay attention to the model’s hair. If she has extremely thick hair, you may not be able to achieve quite the same look if your hair is thin and fine and vice versa.

After you have narrowed down your choices, begin experimenting with the different styles by pulling your hair up in mock positions. Find one or two combinations that you think would look the best and take them to your hairdresser for a trial run.

Granted, finding a style this way rather than letting your stylist have his or her lead may take a little bit of time, but when you help in the planning process, you will ensure that you get a perfect formal do that will be the envy of the party.

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The best way to shampoo

2006-04-04T10:24:00.000-07:00

Shampoo for dry hair: Dry hair lies flat so light reflects off it easily, giving the appearance with no shine. To keep your dry hair shiny, use a gentle shampoo and conditioner. Gentle products keep the hair's cuticle --the tiny "shingles" that line the hair -- healthy. A roughed-up cuticle diffuses light, detracting from shine. If you blow dry, use a natural bristle brush and a blow dryer on medium heat. Do not over heat dry hair. When hair is dry, spritz on a shine-enhancing spray to keep hair silky.
Shampoo for oily hair: Oily hair seperates and strands stick to your head. Styling is difficult unless the hair is washed every day with a mild shampoo. This shampoo needs to be specially formulated for oily hair. Even with a mild shampoo, use very little or as little shampoo as you can to get a moderately good lather. Put conditioner on the ends, but only if your hair is not overly oily. How to tell? If after you shampoo your hair, the ends of your hair have an oily feel, don't use conditioner. A couple of other don'ts...don't use a hot hair dryer since it will cause your scalp to sweat, bringing out oils in sweat. Don't use a comb or brush more than necessary.
Shampoo for curly hair: You have more of a challenge. Curly hair is naturally dry so its cuticle is likely to be rough to begin with. Add to that its texture, and light has a difficult time reflecting from it. To make your curls as shiny as possible, use moisturizing shampoo and conditioners, and be sure to trim fuzzy ends regularly. Shampoo your hair with a normal/oily shampoo and conditioner. Apply your styling products to damp hair, shake hair gently, then wind strands around your finger to shape them. If you can, allow hair to air dry; if you must blowdry, use a diffuser attachment. Very important: Touch your hair as little as possible. Scrunching or tousling as you dry breaks up curl formation, diffusing light even more. When hair is dry, rub a few drops of a silicone shine between your palms, then gently smooth palms down the length of your curls.

Are you wearing the wrong Hairstyle?

2006-03-16T11:07:00.000-08:00

Sometimes you might think - am I wearing the wrong Hairstyle?
Here is an easy way to see if your style doesn't suit you. All you have to do is pull your hair back off your face and study your reflection in a mirror. Really look at all of your features and decide which one you like the best. Let your hair fall down around your face. If suddenly you don't like your best feature as much as you did, obviously there is something wrong with your hair style. So, what can you do? Ask freinds? Sometimes that may help, but it doesn't
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Hairstyles Free - The New Trend!

2006-02-10T12:54:00.000-08:00

Do you love to crown your personal fashion statement?
Do you love to carry latest hairstyles? And why not?
The latest hairstyles seem to be sweeping the world slowly. The life cycle of any fashion trend is close to just a few years, from the emergence of a new trend to an ultimate fizz in the end. There are the 80’s bangs that just do not come off from people’s minds.

A lot of things go in to decide for the latest hairstyles. For your ease, I have here categorized the latest hair trends. So, just go reading!

Vintage Hollywood Glamour
The old, vintage glamorous Hollywood look is well-characterized by the smooth and voluptuous waves. The side parts are kept really deep. To get that hot look, you can have finger waving and pin curlings. You need some beautiful accessories to just top it off nicely. The vintage accessories are kept on the one side of the hair and also at the backside. Get the items such as feathers or rhinestones. All of these are latest in fashion these days.

1980’s Inspired
Your hairstyle can get you a journey to the past. Get an influence from the time of ‘80s. You will have movement and texture, plenty of waves, short layers on the top and tangled curls. Just dare to sport an old eighties’ mullet, it will get you back en vogue suddenly.

New Mod
Better call it Super-Fly Beatle. It is a re-born version of classical mod style of 50’s and 60’s. It has texture in the crown and short lengths. The sides and back of new mod can go from short to medium. It can also have lots of texture or distinct bluntness around the hairline. It tends to be heavy, nearly rounded bashes that can skim your eyelashes. You may feel it to be a little annoying. But are you bothered with a little discomfort and avoid that great fashion?

Faux-Hawks and Mohawks
It is a hot-trend for both girls and boys. It has an enormously versatile look. It is also promising to imitate on just any hair length. If you have short hair, you can use gel or wax to simply direct your hair forward and then upwards in center.

Asymmetric and Disconnected Cuts
The extreme angle makes for a figurine feel. The blunt edges show cuts in the unexpected places. You may not get any blend here. It is really edgy. You can still tame it down by getting an asymmetric cut. The asymmetric cut has one side long as compared to the other. The cut’s angle can range from one gentle slope to plummet. The one side is kept too short. It further graduates to the length of chin and comes about the head.

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2006-01-24T11:11:00.000-08:00

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Hair Care and my Diet related?

2005-12-16T11:32:00.000-08:00

Diet and Hair growth are VERY related!

Nutritional deficiencies can contribute to increased hair shedding by weakening hair shafts that cause breakage to the hair and slow regrowth. Hair problems that are caused by nutritional deficiencies can be corrected by a proper diet. Principal nutrients that are involved include vitamin A, certain B vitamins, the vitamin biotin, vitamin C, copper, iron, zinc, protein, and water.

Vitamin A
Adequate intake of vitamin A is vital in helping to promote the growth and health of cells and tissues throughout the body, including the hair and scalp. Prolonged vitamin A deficiency can lead to hair loss and dandruff caused by the buildup of cellular debris in the hair follicles. The daily intake of vitamin A for adults is 5,000 IU (international units). The body actually gets vitamin A in two ways: from plant sources in the form of carotenoids, such as beta carotene, that convert to vitamin A in the body. These sources include red, yellow, and orange fruits and vegetables as well as some dark green leafy vegetables. The body also gets vitamin A from animal sources in the form of retinol. Good animal sources include:

liver
fish oil
eggs
fortified milk
other foods fortified with vitamin A

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Hair Conditioning Tips!

2005-12-16T11:06:00.000-08:00

Conditioner for dry hair: Dry hair has very little shine and it is important to use a good salon quality conditioner. To keep your dry hair shiny, use a gentle shampoo and the right conditioner. The correct hair conditioner will keep the outer portion of the hair shaft properly moisturized and help prevent split ends. It is essential that you use conditioner every day to prevent hair problems. If you plan to swim in a pool or in the ocean, a good tip is to lightly shampoo your hair and apply a generous amount of conditioner just prior to your swim. Rinse well but go swiming with your hair still wet and holding some conditioner. As soon as you can, lightly shampoo and use conditioner again.

It is all important to make sure that you avoid getting a roughed-up cuticle. This diffuses light, and detracts from shine. If you blow dry, use a gentle bristle brush and a blow dryer on medium heat. Do not over heat dry hair. When hair is dry, spritz on a shine-enhancing spray to keep hair silky.

Conditioner for oily hair: Oily hair requires a very gentle condtioner that is fitted to a very gentle shampoo. The hair should be washed every day and conditioner used only when the hair seems dry. You have a balance to achieve. The shampoo needs to be specially formulated for oily hair. It is important to use very little shampoo to get a moderately good lather.

If your hair becomes overly oily, put conditioner on the ends only before you shampoo. After you shampoo your hair check the ends of your hair. If they have an oily feel, don't use conditioner. A couple of other don'ts...don't use a hot hair dryer since it will dialate the tiny capliaries and stimulate the oil glands in your scalp. This brings out the hair oils. Don't use a comb or brush more than necessary for similar reasons.

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2005-10-17T10:02:00.000-07:00

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Hairstyling Secret of the Celebrities!

2005-10-14T13:39:00.000-07:00

A lot of the time when we go to our hairdresser and have our hair colored, cut and styled, we come out looking like a super star, but how long does it last?

Wouldn’t you love to be able to style your hair just like your hair stylist does from home?

At Javon.us we’ve come up with a few tips and tricks on styling your hair from home.

#1. Talking to your stylist is the key to correct hairstyle maintenance.

#2. Ask questions. Trust me, your hairdresser is not going to bite, they love to talk and what better topic to talk about than your hair?

#3. The first thing that you need to know is what they use in your hair, from shampoo, conditioners, styling aids and (most important) treatments. Be sure to ask, 1) Why they use this product? 2) What does it do to my hair? And the big one, 3) Can I use that at home?

Now here comes the hard part, styling!

From blow-drying to scrunching or even leaving it natural.

#4. When your stylist is finishing your hair, ask them to show you how they did it and try it while your there to make sure that you are doing it right.

Now you’re ready to give it a go at home.

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Virtual Hairstyling - Garunteed the best!

2005-10-07T12:49:00.000-07:00

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Many websites are offering “virtual hairstyles,” where you can preview how different styles will frame your face. By far, Javon.us is the most sophisticated—and cost-effective.

Have you ever wished you could find out if the hairstyle you’ve long admired in a magazine will look good on you before you go to the hairstylist to “do the deed”?

Or maybe you’ve thought about how great it would be to try out a radically different cut, but you’ve been too afraid to make the commitment—even though you’re well aware that hair grows back!

You’ve probably heard of virtual makeover software. Perhaps you’ve even bought one of these programs at the local computer store and installed it on your hard drive. If so, you know how awkward such programs can be—and how you just don’t look “quite right.”

Rather than investing in a software package that operates on outdated technology, consider visiting an online virtual hairstyle website, such as Stellure.com. By taking advantage of the most highly developed computer modeling technologies, you can enjoy the adventure of changing your hair, without any of the risk.

There are a number of virtual hairstyle websites on the Internet these days. Some are easier to use than others, most require a fee, but all follow the same basic format:

Option 1: You select a computer model with facial features similar to yours and apply different hairstyles to her.

Option 2: You ask a friend to take a digital picture of you, which you upload to the website. If you don’t have a digital camera, a standard camera will suffice. Simply have your friend snap a photo, and request digital files on a CD when you have your pictures developed. Once your photo is uploaded, you can preview how a variety of hairstyles will look on you.

One well-publicized virtual hairstyle site is thehairstyler.com, which offers a six-month membership for $14.95 and access to 2,000+ hairstyles in 53 different colors. You can use a computer model or your own photo. The site is relatively easy to use, but it has one major drawback: It offers only a two-dimensional view of how you’ll look (face forward).

Virtualhair.com is more complicated to use, as photo uploading is unavailable. Instead, you browse hairstyles on the site (only around 200 to choose from) and write down the numbers of the ones you would like to preview. You then mail an order form, along with a picture of yourself, and the company sends you a binder containing your chosen hairstyles superimposed on your pictures.

By far, the best virtual hairstyle website on the net is Hairstyles, cuts, and do's. This is the only site in the world that allows you to try on hairstyles in three dimensions, with views from the front, profile (both sides) and back. (You can actually rotate the model 360°.) In addition, the model is three-dimensional—not merely a flat representation of your photo.

Most extraordinarily, once you upload a digital photo of yourself, Hairstyles, cuts, and do's creates a 3D model of your face. Within 48 hours of sending your photo, your model will be ready for action, and you can try out thousands of styles, with hundreds of new ones added during your subscription period.

Javon.us offers a less expensive alternative. You can use the company’s “face shape wizard” to determine your facial structure and then select a model with features like yours to try on hairstyles. The price for this plan, known as “Figure Membership,” is amazingly low cost.

Before deciding on the plan that best suits your needs, check out the free trial at Javon.us, where you can test-drive the site. Comparisons of the features available in the “Figure” and “Reflect” Memberships, with an easy-to-follow checklist of plan options, are available by clicking here.

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Virtual Hairstyling - Popularity Today

2005-09-22T13:19:00.000-07:00

Virtual hairstyling has fast become one of the hottest salon and online products today.

Why?
You can see how a hairstyle looks on you before you go to the salon. And that's way too cool!

Before virtual hairstyling the only way to do this was to try to re-create the style yourself or go to a salon, pay money, and hope for the best.

And if it didn't turn out the way you hoped, what would you do? Tell your stylist...

"I know you spent a lot of time on this, but It doesn't look as good on me as I thought it would. Can you wet it down and start over again?"

Trust me when I tell you, should you try this approach, I guarentee you're not going to like any hairstyle she creates on you! Even if the new choice, (under different circumstances), would have looked awesome.

Or, would you schedule a daily appointment until you found just the right style?

Maybe if you were retired and had nothing better to do and you're rich.

What about changing the color of your hair?

This is often a scary step for even the most adventerous person. I mean, we're talking about a chemical process that can't be changed with a snap of the fingers.

Or deciding on a new haircut? Whoa... now that's scary. I mean, hair does grown back but at a snails pace!

"Going virtual" allows you to decide what cut you'll love without 1 single strand of hair taken from your head.

Do you wear glasses or have a unique feature?

Virtual Hairstyling works with whatever it is that may change the way a hairstyle looks on you by allowing you to "view before you do".

All of the reasons (and more) are why I'm so excited about Virtual HairStyling. It can save so much time, money and disappointment in the long run.

There's absolutely no reason NOT to use it!

(I'm telling you, who ever came up with the virtual hairstyling concept was brilliant! I mean, imagine always loving your hair when you leave the salon or your house!)

Following are the top 3 virtual hairstyling software programs of over 6000 hair styles to choose, from short to long, mens, childrens, weddings and prom it’s in here.

They are all unique in there own way from offering "niche" services to pricing (in which, may I add, memberships are extremely reasonably priced!)

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Hair Care Tips

2005-09-20T11:34:00.000-07:00

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Always choose a shampoo that will benefit your hair type.
Oily hair can be washed most days using a mild shampoo, remember your hair is never really dirty, so a little shampoo once is all that’s needed, also if you have dry ends from colour treatments a small amount of conditioner helps to smoothen the hair shaft.
Dry hair can be washed less frequently, so as to help the natural oils come back into your hair. Surface conditioners that help to smoothen the cuticles on the hair shaft can be used, and these can be used at every wash.
Hair conditioning treatments are more intensive and should be used once a month when you have some free time as these are left in longer and penetrate deeper into the hair.
If you have hair that gets tangled easily apply conditioner and comb through before rinsing. Afterwards, pat dry and comb through from the bottom up.
Conditioners or treatments cannot cure dry or split ends so a good trim is necessary.
Hair grows approximately half an inch a month so one inch cut off is one month of growth.
Excessive use of gels, mousse, waxes and hairsprays can cause a build-up on the hair shaft so a shampoo that removes this should be used at least once a month.
Your hair tones, for example, tinting or highlighting should vary with the seasons.
In summer time colour changes can be brighter, so when the winter comes you can tone your hair down a few shades.
Hairbrushes that have melted or damaged teeth cause split ends.

Brushing Up On Dandruff Facts
Dandruff is a persistent scalp condition in which dead skin cells on the head shed excessively, looking like small, white flakes. Stress, illness, hormonal fluctuations can contribute to the development and worsening of dandruff.

Medicated dandruff shampoos are widely available which help to remove the dead cells. I would recommend you brush your scalp first to loosen any flakes or dead skin.

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Try before you cry!

2005-09-09T12:36:00.000-07:00

Choosing the, style, colour & length of your next hairstyle from the convenience of internet. With new Virtual Hairstyling online, that’s exactly what you can do! There is no need to be disappointed in haircut again.
Simply register, log on, upload a photo of yourself and choose from hundreds of the latest hairstyles. Its easy and it takes the guess work out of hairstyling. If you are not happy with the look you have chosen, just try another. No re-colouring, re-dying or re-growing involved.

Hairstyles, cuts, and do's has hundred’s of great cuts and colours to choose from for men and women. You can even upload friend’s and family member’s photos to choose a hairstyle for them. Have fun, enjoy & never be disappointed again. This amazing system gives you a print out of your chosen style to take along to your hairdresser! Pretty Cool!

Take a look at the website to see how it works. And remember next time you go to the hairdresser you can "Try…Before you cry".

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Hairstyle Tools and Tips

2005-09-05T09:14:00.000-07:00

Despite the importance of hairstyles in aiding in the external definition of ourselves, an alarming number of people report having hairstyles they are less than happy with.

Why is it then that so many people are less than happy with their current style?

For the majority of people it is not lack of trying. Individuals pump literally billions of dollars a year into the salon industry in their elusive quest for that holiest of grails — a hairstyle that complements them, is fashionable, and that they are happy with. In the United States alone, the salon industry is a $45 billion industry. For the majority of us, having our 4-6 weekly cuts and colours in medium priced salons, the annual salon bill is somewhere between $750 and $2000.

Clearly, this is a lot of money to be parting with on an annual basis to be less than happy with the results. While there are no hard and fast formulas to finding your perfect hairstyle, there are some basic questions that you should ask yourself, and some basic rules of thumb that you should follow.

Analyze this
The first step to finding a style that is right for you is to answer these basic questions. Even if you have never received a hairstyle that you hate, chances are that you will have received a hair cut that you are unable to reproduce at home.

How much time do you have to spend on your hair on a daily basis?
Be honest about this one! There is no point having a stylist give you a hair cut that requires you to spend 45 minutes each morning achieving the desired look if you do not have the time. This question boils down to your lifestyle and you need to consider it carefully before choosing a hairstyle.

How much money do you wish to spend maintaining your hairstyle?
Some high maintenance hairstyles will not only require you to spend large amounts of time styling your own hair, they may also require frequent salon visits. Before you decide on a certain hairstyle, you should calculate the cost of maintaining that style and check whether you can sustain that expenditure.

Do you have the necessary equipment to maintain the style?
Connected to he cost of maintaining a hairstyle, is the question of whether or not you have the necessary equipment. Some hairstyles have to be blow-dried, while others require you to use curling irons, hot-sticks, heated rollers, crimpers, or straightening irons. If you do not already own the pieces of equipment required for the hairstyle, are you in a financial position to simply go out and purchase this equipment? If you do not already own the equipment and cannot simply purchase the equipment, then you need to avoid styles that demand that equipment.

Now that you have settled on a hairstyle that is right for your lifestyle and your finances, the next step is to check that it will suit you. The most important issue is whether a given hairstyle will compliment your face shape.

Just as your clothes can flatter the parts of your bodies you like, and minimize the parts you don't like, the cut and style of your hair can bring a sense of proportion and balance to your face. Deciding on a new hairstyle can seem like a hit-and-miss affair — one style might drag your face down and make you look ill, another might make your face look fuller, while others yet may just not suit you for some reason that you can't quite put your finger on.

A hairstyle may look good on one person but terrible on another, because not everyone has the same shaped face. Your face shape most directly influences which hairstyles you are able to wear well — much more than the color or texture of your hair. While products and techniques exist to modify these other factors, you cannot change your face shape. Learning about your face shape, and knowing the strengths and weaknesses of your face shape will allow you choose a hairstyle that creates a sense of proportion, balance and harmony between the style and your face.

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Need a new Hairstyle? - try before you buy!

2005-08-22T18:42:00.000-07:00

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Hair Cuts Advice!

2005-08-19T09:45:00.000-07:00

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Having hair cut is an excellent way to change an appearance, make someone feel different or younger, or simply keep up with the latest trends. However, by following the best hair cutting tips, you can be assured that you do not experience a bad haircut. Whether having a hairstylist cut your hair or doing it at home, you want to obviously, look your best.

The first hair cutting tip is that you need to work with a qualified stylist. The key is to work with someone that will not only lend their expertise, but also listen to your likes, dislikes, and concerns. One mistake that some stylists make is they try to sell a client on a particular style or cut, when all along, the client is clearly not impressed. If you go to a stylist and find yourself in this situation, remind yourself that you are not tied down to the chair and if he or she will not listen to you, then you can leave.

To ensure you get a good cut from a professional hairstylist every time, consider the following hair cutting tips:

Always do your homework first, taking time to flip through magazines, or better yet, look at virtual hairstyling websites so you can take a photograph with you to the stylist. Not only will this help the individual have a much clearer picture of what you want, but also by printing off styles, you can take a few days to study them and narrow your choices down. You might even have a photograph of a friend that has the ideal cut.
Ask friends and family that have hair you like where they go. Another option would be when visiting a salon for the first time, find the stylist whose hair you like and ask for the name of the person that does theirs. Typically, stylists in one salon will cut each other’s hair. This way, you can see the person’s work, which will give you much more confidence.
One of the most important hair cutting tips to know is your hair type. You would be surprised just how many people have no idea much about their hair at all. Is your hair thin, thick, straight, and wavy, course, fine, and so on? This is important since not all hairstyles look good with all types of hair. If you are unsure, then stop by a salon and ask.
Again, in addition to having good ideas of your own, you want to work with a professional that can make good recommendations based on your face shape, hair type, age, lifestyle, and color.
Never feel pressured by any hairstylist. Whether you are visiting your local salon where haircuts are $10 or a high-end salon where you will pay $100, it does not matter. Keep in mind that you are the customer and this is your hair. Therefore, do not be uncomfortable sticking to your guns if you have your heart set on something specific.
Ask a ton of questions. This is another important hair cutting tip in too many people overlook. You have the right to ask why the stylist suggests something to you. For example, if he or she tells you that you should wear wispy bangs or that you would look best with short hair, you should ask why. Perhaps he or she feels this would make your particular shape of face look even better, or it might be that there is no answer. If you are not given a viable reason for the suggestion, then again, stick with what you want.
Take notes of what the stylists does. This way, if you love the haircut but end up going to another stylist for some reason, you will know the type of products used on your hair, the cutting style, and any special techniques used.
Yet another hair cutting tip is to compromise with the stylist. Knowing what you want and standing up for that is fine but if it means missing an important recommendation from the stylist, then you could miss getting a great cut.
One of the best ways to ensure you get a good haircut, every time, is to offer a good tip. Of course, if your hair were a mess, then you would not be required to tip 15% to 20%. However, if you like your hair and are pleased with the overall experience, when you tip, you can be sure that stylist will remember you the next time. Typically, that means he or she will go out of their way to make you a happy customer!

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Wedding Hairstyles

2005-08-11T16:10:00.000-07:00

Brides must communicate their hairstyling preferences to members of the wedding party. Begin thinking about your wedding party’s hairstyles when you start to plan your own look.

If you’re a bride preparing for her wedding day, little details may escape your attention. The spotlight, of course, will be on you, but you want your bridesmaids, maid of honor and other members of the wedding party to look great, too. It would be awful to look at your wedding album 10 years from now and still hate your best friend’s hairstyle. You can avoid styling woes with careful planning and clear communication.

Begin thinking about your wedding party’s hairstyles when you start to plan your own look. While the current trend is to let bridesmaids choose their own hairstyles (as long as they fit in with your wedding’s general mood), it is critical to convey your wishes to all concerned to avoid misunderstandings. You may want everyone to wear the exact same hairstyle, similar styles or you may have no preference at all—as long as the wedding party appears polished and neat.

Any of these choices is fine, as long as your wishes are spelled out in advance. Ask each member of the wedding party to run her ideas by you. Keep in mind that each woman already has her own sense of style, with different hair textures, lengths, colors and personal preferences. You can make recommendations and certain demands, but being the bride doesn’t give you the right to order anyone to change her hair color or lop off inches from her hair. You may think your maid of honor would look great with a blonde bob, but she has the right to keep her long, flowing, brunette locks. Being considerate of her feelings will strengthen your relationship.

When deciding on basic hairstyles, take into consideration the type of wedding you’re planning. Matching hairstyles make more sense for a formal affair. The style, color and fabric of selected dresses also influence hair choices. Fitted gowns call for sleek, elegant hairstyles. Long, flowing dresses are best accompanied by softer, more romantic hair. Heavy fabrics are best balanced with smooth hair or structured barrel curls. Lightweight fabrics set the stage for wispy curls and more textured hair.

There are myriad styles for wedding-party hair. For evening affairs, you can never go wrong with the classic updo, with variations that include classic French twists, chignons, Juliet topknots or half-up styles. Another option is an elegant French braid. Each of these styles may be accessorized with hair jewelry or fresh flowers. Daytime affairs are less formal, and wedding-party members often welcome the chance to wear their hair loose, with soft, romantic curls, regardless of hair length. Make sure to discuss who will pay for the bridal party’s hair.

Traditionally, bridesmaids have always footed the bills for their wedding attire, including hairstyling, but this isn’t necessarily the case anymore. Be sure to state expectations well in advance of your wedding day to avoid misunderstandings. If you have no requirements as to how attendants wear their hair, the cost of styling is up to them. But if you want everyone to have the same professionally styled, not-a-hair-out-of-place chignon, it makes sense to have a stylist come to your home or the chapel, where she can style everyone’s hair in time for the ceremony.

The bonus for you? While each bridesmaid’s hairstyle may be slightly different based on color, texture and length, the stylist can guarantee a uniform look. Bridesmaids may be willing to pay for your requested hairstyles if they don’t have to purchase a headpiece, hair jewelry or flowers. Another option is to provide hairstyling and hair ornaments as your gifts to your attendants.

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