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A lot of women who love to wear their hair long usually want it to make their hair as straight as possible. For them natural curls are not as good looking and so they try everything to have their hair straightened.
Hair straightening is a very straightforward affair. Chemicals are introduced to the hair to relax it and allow it to straighten. But the trick is in finding a service that gives you perfectly straight hair that doesn’t look cheap. There are some affordable treatments for hair straightening but you get what you pay for. These cheap treatments will leave you with straight hair that is so wiry looking it’s like it has a life of its own. When having your hair straightened opt for quality treatments that leave your hair looking naturally straight and not like you’ve put on a wig.
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Rebond > the most in demand hair trend of the Y2k’s. But what happens when chemicals are put into the hair? Your hair gets brittle. Sometimes, you lose its volume. Or oftentimes it causes split ends.
Stop worrying! Hairkote repairs, restores and restructures chemically treated hair improving the hair’s strength immediately. It’s a new hair cuticle coat formulation using the latest development in silicone haircare treatment. Hairkote provides instantaneous effects of extra shine, soft silky feel, split end repair, improved combing and manageability.
Directions:
Put 3-4 drops of Hairkote on your palm, spread and work through damp and dry hair before styling. May also be used any time of the day recommended for women who are always on the go!
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Natural remedies
Whether you like it or not, your hair will go through this greying process. When that time comes, you won’t have the patience to dye it. Anyway, you’re getting old. But do you know that there are natural remedies for this? Hair dye is another option for grey hair but home remedies are always best and effective. Eat foods rich in iron, minerals and vitamin A and B. Eat foods rich in iodine such as banana, carrots and fish. Or if you have all the time in the world, try this:
Take 2 tsp henna powder, 1 tsp yogurt, 1 tsp fenugreek seeds, powder, 3 tsp coffee, 2 tsp basil juice and 3 tsp mint juice. Mix all ingredients to make a fine paste and apply to the hair. Wash hair with shampoo after two hours.
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Hair rebonding/straightening could damage our hair. One of the solutions is apply conditioner regularly. Hair conditioners help moisturize, add gloss and manageability to hair after it has been subjected to a head-bath with shampoo. It also replaces natural oils removed by the detergents in shampoos.
Here’s how to condition your hair after shampooing:
- Gently squeeze the excess water after shampooing.
- Comb the hair with the fingers to remove tangles.
- Apply little conditioner and rub the conditioner through the hair with the fingers. Don’t rub on the scalp.
- Keep it on the hair for 5 minutes. The longer time, the better.
- Rinse your hair and remove all traces of conditioner.
- Towel dry your hair. Don’t blow it dry using a hair dryer as much as possible, as it could cause split ends.
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Beeswax is just one of the ingredients that many stylists use. An expert said that:
Some stylists prefer making their own blends of hair wax customized for their clientele. Various recipes exist, including some with “secret” ingredients. Many recipes contain the following core ingredients:
- 1 part beeswax
- 1 part aloe juice
- 2 parts extra virgin coconut oil
Ingredients can be blended together in a small metal cooking apparatus and brought to a boil.
Beeswax is a natural wax produced in the bee hive of honey bees of the genus Apis. Beeswax is produced by young worker bees between 12 and 17 days old in the form of thin scales secreted by glands on the ventral surface of the abdomen.
Posted by Kip V under
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Sporting a short hair is refreshing. It emphasizes your face and it could be more complementary on your beauty than you might imagine. To some extent, it conveys confidence. It save you also the time spent in front of the mirror fixing your hair.But short haircut styles are not meant for everyone. This is not a universal hairstyle, so to speak. Talk to your stylist on his or her opinion on how it would look on you. Refer to all styles available and carefully choose which one would suit you the best.But, what’s with all the caution? Well, once your hair is cut short and you didn’t like it, it would be very difficult to remedy. Then the agony of waiting for it to grow back could be no worse than having a hairstyle that you are not actually fond of.
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Fashion is a cyclical thing. Good stuff in the past are recreated, a minor or major twist is added, and there you have a new trend. Recent trends in hairstyles show that the old Hollywood hairstyles are now sported by young celebrities. They include Charlize Theron, Christina Aguilera, Gwen Stefani, and Scarlett Johansson. The old glam look is back in style. Who has not heard of or seen a picture of Marilyn Monroe? Well, her short and curly blonde hair is one of the most remembered hairstyle of all time. Even today’s celebrities try to achieve that look that Monroe had. If you are comfortable and skilled enough in styling your hair, then all you need are a big paddle brush, hair straighteners, and styling lotion.
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Natural remedies
I’m sure you’ve heard it before in shampoo commercials: the hair needs important vitamins too. We can try to get them from over the counter products or we can try to eat our way to glossy and healthy hair.
Remember, the hair is almost 100% proteins. This of course means that having enough protein in our body is essential in keeping the hair healthy. But that doesn’t mean you should go carnivorous. Like the skin, the hair greatly benefits from ample amounts of fruits and vegetables in our body. The natural vitamins and minerals found in them work to keep the entire body at its best.
It might also be a good idea to go for specific items on the menu like salmon (a good source of protein), cocoa (for zinc and other minerals), and carrots (for vitamins like Biotin).
Photo credits: Francois Carstens
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How to
After you wash and condition your hair, comb all the tangles of your wet hair. Bend it over and comb all of your hair up to the ponytail not at the top of your head but in front of your head. Next, put the ponytail holder in it and twist your ponytail to the right and cut off the length that you want. Let the hair go and brush the ponytail. Pull it up then twist to the left. You must cut off the same length and undo the ponytail. The hair will the fall in its graduated layers. Presto! You now have wonderful hair layers!
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Keeping it clean
In general, washing the hair translates to lathering it up with shampoo. True enough. But we shouldn’t forget that when we wash our hair, we shouldn’t only focus on getting the strands all nice and soapy. In fact, we should probably spend more time cleansing and massaging our scalp because that’s where it all starts.
Just like every other skin on our body, the scalp needs thorough cleaning to make sure it’s free from dirt and bacteria. Ignoring this bit of information can lead to scalp disorders such as the much hated dandruff.
So make sure you show your scalp a little loving every time you wash your hair. Trust me, it’s going to love you back.
Photo credits: iofoto at Sxc.hu
