Styling Tips

Date posted: July 22, 2010

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Brush your hair at night and make sure your style is in place before you go to sleep. For long, straight hair, try a tight pony. For loose, wavy hair, “Princess Leia twists” will get the job done.

Date posted: July 21, 2010

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Don’t raise eyebrows! Make sure you dye your eyebrows to match your hair. Banish the gray everywhere – not just on your head.

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Let your hair do some talking when searching for a job. Pull back long hair and make sure your style is keeping with the image you are trying to convey. Remember, if you can’t control your hair, it is going to seem like you can’t control the business.

Date posted: July 20, 2010

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If you’ve had any kind of chemical treatment in your hair, avoid tight headbands – especially rubber ones – because they will cause your hair to break.

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Need to keep your hair fresh without getting a blow out two days in a row? Try sleeping on a silk or satin pillowcase and make sure the room stays cool to avoid sweating. Also, pull your hair back in a loose ponytail to keep it in place.

Date posted: July 19, 2010

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Never up-do with hair that’s been washed and blown that day. “Less clean” hair is more cooperative than “more clean” and will stay in place more effectively.

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Looking to lighten up in the summer? Try squeezing a lemon into some water. Spray a modest amount onto your hair and watch the sun bring out your natural highlights. CAUTION: If you just spent a fortune on your hair, don’t mess with your color!

Date posted: July 18, 2010

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Just like mother always told you, wear a hat! To keep your color from fading, avoid direct sunlight and maybe even use a product loaded with a sunscreen for hair.

Date posted: July 17, 2010

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Give your frizzy hair the conditional love it deserves. When humidity makes your hair wild, try skipping the shampoo and washing it with conditioner alone. Depending on your hair type, you might want to leave a little in for a tamer look.

Date posted: July 16, 2010

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Don’t forget to pre-soak your hair, completely saturating each strand before swimming to protect it from chlorine and salt water. Jump in with an already-wet head to prevent your hair from absorbing chemicals you want to avoid.