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Do You Let Your Hair Air Dry?
Actress Mischa Barton may look like she's cavalier about letting her hair dry she sips coffee and smokes a fag in New York City, but the reality of this photo is that she's actually on set waiting to into hair and makeup for her new TV show The Beautiful Life. I know a lot of ladies who don't blow dry their hair. Some have curly q's and avoid dryers as they cause frizz, whilst others are simply low maintenance and/or don't want to cause heat damage to their precious locks.
Fit Tip: Soak Your Hair Before a Workout
When I head out into the hot weather to work out, I discovered an easy trick for staying cool. It works so well that I do it before heading out for a run, bike ride, or hike. I simply stand over the sink and drench my hair with water.
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3 Tips on Battling Wintertime Frizz in a Flash
Do you have flyaways galore? No doubt frizziness is a year-round issue. But now that the warmer-weathered humidity-induced frizz is pretty much no longer the cause of extreme pouffiness, lots of us get the frizzies from merely wearing scarves, hats, and gloves — not to mention the low moisture levels in the air.
Tame Your Frizz With Tips From John Frieda
Lack of body or too much frizz: "Most people fall into one [category] or the other," explains hair guru John Frieda. The solution? "A product and a technique," he says.
How-To: The Wet Look
Believe it or not, the wet look is coming back in style. But instead of boring slicked-back buns or crunchy curls, this modern look is much more refined.
At first, I thought this idea seemed silly—and untimely, too, considering how unhealthy it is to leave the house with a wet head in the dead of winter.
Link Time!
- Which New Moon premiere hairstyle looks best on Kristen? — FabSugar UK
- Stars wear wintry red lipstick — Stylist
- The cat eye is making a comeback — Glamour
- Cindy Crawford on self-image and eating disorders — The Guardian
- Did Too Faced Lashlight Mascara light up Karen's life? — Makeup and Beauty Blog
- When to get a wet cut, and when to get a dry cut — Allure
- Re-create Nicole Kidman's piecy curls — InStyle
- The cure for hair shedding is .
Do You Get Your Hair Wet When You Swim?
When the weather's warm, it's tempting to want to dunk your head under water, however, the chemicals in a pool can cause breakage to your hair, not to mention colour oxidisation. If you're swimming in the sea, the salt water is quite drying and can result in damaging tangles. Unless you're willing to do an Evian rinse and then apply an SPF enhanced product, chances are you're doing your hair an injustice by soaking it when you swim.
Wet & Safe! Sunblock Sprays For Your Hair
After spending countless hours and dollars getting colored, highlighted, glossed and coiffed, spending just a few short hours in the sun can leave your hair looking oxidized and dehydrated. Considering that you would never imagine leaving home without sunscreen on your face, why not do the same to protect your lovely locks?
It's time to take action!
Oh, Stormy: 5 Ways to Weather-Proof That Hair
Ugh. The weather over the last week has been crappy, and my hair has totally rolled over into submission. Welcome to the grossest season, I guess.
Charles Worthington Results Balancing Act Dry Shampoo
I've had a bottle of Charles Worthington Results Balancing Act Dry Shampoo (£4.55) in my closet for some time now, but didn't try it out until last week. Boy am I bummed out that I waited so long — this product is nothing short of a savior in a bottle!
I'll start by telling you how awesome it smells.
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