NEW Biotin Lightweight Reparative Hair Serum

Morgan demonstrates how-to use the New Salon Series by Ouidad Biotin Lightweight Reparative Hair Serum, a potent, water-based leave-in serum infused with Biotin & a rich vitamin cocktail that strengthens hair strands & prevents breakage.

Anti-Aging Hair Products to Start Using Now | Hair Style Tips

Believe it or not, the time to start thinking about anti-aging products for your hair is right now, not when you start to see gray hairs. We're breaking down three products to pick up so you can stop the clock.

Moroccanoil Tutorial: How to Get Big Volume

Watch as Moroccanoil employee Amy shows shows how to create volume using the Moroccanoil Volume collection.

The Best Hair Serum For Dull, Dry Hair | Hair Style Tips

If your hair leaves something to be desired, then a hair oil serum may be the secret to reviving your strands. The oil adds in lost moisture, smoothing the hair cuticle in the process, while the serum protects your hair from natural elements (the sun) and manmade elements (your hair dryer). Plus, even fine, thin hair can benefit from a hair oil serum.

Celebrity Ombre Hair Inspiration | Hair Style Tips

In a world where beauty trends come and go, ombré is one style that has withstood the test of time. Spotted on celebrities like Lauren Conrad and Shay Mitchell, this hair color look remains popular because it — when done right — can add gorgeous dimension to your hair and enhance your coloring. And since everyone can use a little inspiration before hitting the salon for color, we're showcasing some of our favorite celebrity ombré styles, along with a few tips to take with you.

Kristen Stewart and More Stars Get the Undercut Hairstyle | Hair Trends

The undercut is not a new trend. In fact, it's a revival: versions of it date back to the Edwardian era, as well as the jazz age of the '20s and '30s. The shaven style continuously evolved, shooting back to popularity during the glam metal era of the '80s, and now is prominent in modern-day looks. Because we've seen a slew of celebrities showing off the look as of late, we wanted to explore the less drastic version — the braided faux undercut — sported on the likes of Kristen Stewart, Jennifer Aniston, and Cara Delevingne.

7 Tips for Caring for Oily Hair

Oily hair is commonly seen as the hardest to deal with. People wash their hair to strip it of the oils and grease but this actually makes the situation worse. It encourages the hair to produce more oils. Those who use conditioners, especially leave-in ones, will also find that their hair looks greasier over a shorter period of time. However, looking for ways to care for the hair isn't impossible. Here are seven tips to help improve the look of your hair and stop looking like a chip pan!

Wash Your Hair Every Other Day

As mentioned, washing your hair every day may make you feel like you're taking out all the grease but it encourages the scalp to produce more oils. Limit your hair washing to every other day. Some people, such as Jessica Simpson, limit their hair washing to once or twice a month and rinse it on a regular basis.

Avoid 2-in-1 Shampoos and Conditioners

A 2-in-1 shampoo and conditioner may save time but it makes your hair worse. While trying to strip your hair of the oils, grease and dirt, it is trying to add more oil in. It simply doesn't give your hair the wash it deserves, let alone helping to deal with greasy hair. Opt for separate products. They may cost more and take up more time but they are worth it for sleek-looking hair.

Avoid Conditioning the Roots

If you need to use conditioner, keep it away from the roots as much as possible. If your roots do cause a problem, place the bulk of the conditioner at the tips and then lightly run your fingers through your roots. Use as little conditioner as possible as your scalp will already produce the oils that the hair needs.

Find Products Specifically for Your Hair Type

Products that are designed for oily hair are better. They have been specifically made for those with excess oils and help to add fewer oils back into the hair when conditioning. This can take time to find as you choose the different products. Invest in the small, travel sized options while you try to find something that helps with your oil production.

Watch Out for Your Styling Products

If you use styling products, look for those that are water-based. Anything that is creamy will just add more oil to your hair and makes greasy-looking hair worse. Read the ingredients-there are some specifically designed for oily hair.

Avoid Over-brushing Your Hair

Brushing too much spreads the natural oils into your hair more and makes it look worse. Brush your hair enough to make it neat but no more than that. Avoid brushing your hair when wet as this damages it.

Stop Playing With Your Hair

Your hands develop oils naturally too. When you play with your hair, you add the oil from your hands into your hair, making it worse. Avoid playing and twirling your hair; it's an annoying habit for people to watch anyway!

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Moroccanoil Root Boost

For the ultimate full-bodied hair, Root Boost is designed to deliver lift and movement by prepping the roots with a strong texturized foundation prior to styling with heat. High-performance, nourishing formula instantly amplifies volume at the roots and thickens each strand to provide texture and shape, allowing for volume that never falls flat.

The Knotty Girls: Kristine Sagan

 

Kristine became a hairstylist in 1998 and since then has been able to share all of the milestones of life with her clients. From baby's first haircut to prom and wedding day. She feels blessed to share in her client's joys in life. Kristine loves giving someone extensions who may never be able to grow long hair or teaching someone how beautiful their curl could be. She feels that whether you are looking for a huge transformation or simply want to learn how to perfect your style, changing your hair can be life changing. She believes that your hair should be the best thing you wear!

 

In 2003 Kristine became part of the Art Team with TIGI. She has received the best training in the industry. She has experience teaching in some of the best salons in the Bay Area. Kristine hopes to share her knowledge with you and she is thankful to all of her clients for allowing her to be part of their lives.

 

"What can you touch but not hold?" ...the life of a client.

3 Ways to Style a Lob

So you jumped on the lob bandwagon — and you look great! — but you're wondering what else this lob has to offer. Well, we're here to tell you that there are options when it comes to styling a long bob. Try waves, a braid, or even an updo! Celebrity hairstylist Ryan Crupi showed us the tricks to updating your lob look. Plus, watch as our lob candidate loses eight inches of hair and gets the transformation of her life.

The Knotty Girls: Jolene Ortega

Jolene has been in the beauty industry for 20+ years and she loves it! She started her career in the Bay Area, spent a few years on the East Coast, then settled down in Solano County.

 

"This businesss allows me to meet so many great people and to be creative. Also, my clients are very important to me. I appreciate all of you very much!"

 

There is always something new and exciting to learn. Jolene keeps up with ongoing training and has attend many classes throught the years. Recently Knotty Hair Salon hosted a Joico Advanced Color & Cutting Class, which she attended along with recently becoming certified for the Brazillian Blowout. She loves doing haircuts, color, highlights, updoes, texture services and brow beautification.

 

She has also attended classes for Paul Mitchell Color, TIGI, Crew, Aquage advanced cutting classes, Make-up Institute, Goldwell, Satin Smooth waxing and Matrix.

 

"I just want you to feel great and be happy when you leave the salon...so, come have a great experience here and I can't wait to meet you."