Summer may bring glorious visions of natural highlights and long windblown hair. The reality is that summer sun and humidity can damage your hair’s cuticle and result in dry, drab, split, brittle or frizzy hair and ends.
Sunlight can be just as damaging as a hot blow dryer. Naturally curly hair is often a major victim to summer frizzies.
Consider some of these other tips for great summer hair care:
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Spring 2008 will see celebrity-inspired hair styles and unique updos.
Top hairstyle trends for spring 2008:
- Long and curly. Medium-sized, tight curls.
- Blunt bangs cut just over the eyebrow level.
- Sculpted bob, but avoid super-blunt cuts. A side part that covers the forehead is a good choice.
- Twisted updos such as French twist.
- Half ponytails for medium and longer lengths.
- Razor cut bob. The longest layer can reach the shoulders, instead of ending at the chin.
The truth is that many women do not know what to do with their hair. What they need are good beauty tips that that will help them find flattering hairstyles.
Here are 10 hair styling tips:
1. A really good hairstyle is possible only if there is collaboration between stylist and client. You need to develop a strong, mutually respectful relationship with your hairdresser. This can make the difference between a good hair style and a fabulous one. (Read on …)
When it comes to hair loss, our biggest concern is usually how this will affect the way our hair looks. It’s a natural concern for most women (and men!) to have. The health of our hair, however, is actually what we need to evaluate. From scalp conditions to what we eat, there are several areas related to health that you should consider if you notice a change in your hair growth and texture.
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From: GlamHealth
Treatments for Your Tresses That Are Good Enough to Eat
If your hair is suffering from a lack of luster, split ends or general malaise, don’t despair. The solution might be as close as your kitchen. Here are some of the top treatments people swear by when it comes to adding life to their locks.
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