These easy hairstyles are perfect for when you are running late.
All you will need to complete these looks are:
- bobby pins
- hair elastics
- hairspray
- teasing brush
- hair donut
Tuesday, April 1, 2014
Running Late Hairstyles
These easy hairstyles are perfect for when you are running late.
All you will need to complete these looks are:
- bobby pins
- hair elastics
- hairspray
- teasing brush
- hair donut
Saturday, March 29, 2014
Discover Ouidad's NEW Mongongo Multi-Use Hair Treatment!
Morgan Willhite, the lead stylist at Ouidad Salon Santa Monica rocks gorgeous, long, curly locks of her own, and knows curls in and out. From everyday styling secrets to rescuing troubled tresses, she's a curl maven.
Mongongo Oil Hair Treatment is her secret weapon to styling, treatment and protection. Check out her video with insider tricks & tips!
Thursday, March 27, 2014
The Knotty Girls: Emily Giangrasso
Emily Giangrasso is the owner of Knotty Hair Salon as well as a stylist. She started cutting hair at the age of 7...Barbie and Cabbage Patch Kids, of course. She continued to have a passion for the beauty business in to high school, although you would never know that if you saw her yearbook pictures. She finally attained her cosmetology license in 1996 soon after high school graduation.
Emily is certified with Joico, Tigi, Paul Mitchell, Pureology and Redken. She is also a "Curly Hair Expert" with Ouidad and trained under Yosh. Her goal over the next year is to advance her make-up career and specialize in making brides beautiful.
Emily is in the salon:
Wednesday 10:00am - 7:00pm
Thursday 10:00am - 7:00pm
Friday 10:00am - 6:00pm
Saturday 10:00am - 4:00pm
Drop in sometime and schedule an appointment with her or one of the 8 other talented stylist at Knotty Hair Salon.
Sunday, March 23, 2014
How To: Moroccanoil Styling Gel
Moroccanoil® Styling Gel is a nourishing argan oil-infused gel that creates sleek and structured looks while providing a medium hold. Our multi-functional formula adds weightless definition while creating shape and structure with a healthy shine. When used on short hair, Moroccanoil Styling Gel gives texture and separation with long lasting hold. When applied on damp medium to long hair, it creates a smooth, full-bodied blowout.
Thursday, March 20, 2014
Music Festival Braids Tutorial | Beauty How To
Music-festival season is upon us! Perhaps you're taking a trip to the desert for Coachella or are headed to the Windy City for Lollapalooza. Wherever you may go (or dream of going), this braid looks great and serves a function: to keep your hair out of your face! Which makes it equally perfect for a beach day, too.
Monday, March 17, 2014
Tips For Dyeing Hair Blonde | Hair Style Tips
When going blonde, celebrities have the luxury of seeing expert colorist Tracey Cunningham, who lightens the strands of women like Gwyneth Paltrow, Drew Barrymore and Lily Aldridge — and she knows how to make the color look natural on anyone. She gives us tips on the best ways to lighten up, no matter if you're a brunette, redhead, or natural blonde. On Kirbie: Rachel Pally dress.
Friday, March 14, 2014
LFW Fall 2014: Backstage with Moroccanoil at Temperley London
Malcolm Edwards created an elegant and simplistic hair style for the Temperley London Fall/Winter 2014 show. "The Temperley girl is a cool, rich bohemian. A world traveler and carefree spirit, she has a naive approach to her beauty care. The hair is both youthful and playful; simplistic with a little detail of interest" -- Malcolm Edwards, Lead Stylist.
Tuesday, March 11, 2014
Sexy Rocker Waves With a Braid Hair Tutorial » Celebrity Secret Weapon
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One thing is true: Chrissy Teigen knows how to create a stir. From her hilarious Instagram videos to her self-deprecating tweets, she's one model on our "must make our BFF" list. Chrissy recently showed off ultracool rocker waves at the 2014 Grammy Awards, and her stylist, Giannandrea, taught us how we can get that off-duty, "effortless" look at home. (He's the "mane" man behind Naomi Watts and Kate Hudson, too. NBD.) Plus, get his take on the braid to add some bohemian flair. On Kirbie: Rebecca Taylor dress
Saturday, March 8, 2014
Best Wedding Hair Tips - 6 of The Very Best Tips For Your Wedding Hair or Special Occasion
With so many things that could potentially go wrong on your
wedding or special occasion these 6 best wedding hair tips will put you
on the right track.
Once you're on your honeymoon you don't want to be spending your time looking for a local hairdresser to fix your damaged, and color faded hair. An even then you won't know if they're any good.
They could make things worse!
You need to know that some up-do styles can involve pain, if done incorrectly or by someone inexperienced. It's essential that you know how to avoid any unexpected discomfort.
If you want to know how to get the best hairdresser for you and you desire to have the best wedding hairstyle imaginable, just follow these 6 of the best wedding hair or special occasion tips.
1: Prepare Properly
If you're going to have anything done to your hair like having a perm, color, or any other treatment, make sure you allow yourself at least 1 month before your wedding date. This will give your hair time to soften a little, so that your pictures will look natural. And if you change your mind, you won't be pushed for time.
2: Time it Good
If your planning on having a stunning up-do, don't get it styled first thing in the morning. And don't have it pulled back overly tight. You might find your scalp starting to get painful, and the last thing you want is a headache on your big day.
3: Your Honeymoon
If you're going to a really hot destination, avoid ruining your hairstyle by applying factor thirty sunscreen to your hair ends only. This will help to avoid color fade, and any damage from the sun.
4: Haircuts
Have a nice cut and blow dry every 3 weeks prior to your wedding to make sure you don't have a split end in sight, and to always have your hair looking majestic.
5: Choosing a Wedding Stylist
Wedding hairdressing is pretty much different to normal everyday hairdressing, and your regular hairdresser may not be familiar with bridal styles, so make sure you choose a good wedding hairdressing specialist, so that you don't end up being disappointed.
6: Keep it Simple
In an effort to have the most amazing wedding hairstyle ever photographed on record you might end up doing the opposite, and having it backfire on you. The more complicated a hairstyle you decide on, the more there is to possibly go wrong, and you don't want to add to the worry you are already feeling.
Once you're on your honeymoon you don't want to be spending your time looking for a local hairdresser to fix your damaged, and color faded hair. An even then you won't know if they're any good.
They could make things worse!
You need to know that some up-do styles can involve pain, if done incorrectly or by someone inexperienced. It's essential that you know how to avoid any unexpected discomfort.
If you want to know how to get the best hairdresser for you and you desire to have the best wedding hairstyle imaginable, just follow these 6 of the best wedding hair or special occasion tips.
1: Prepare Properly
If you're going to have anything done to your hair like having a perm, color, or any other treatment, make sure you allow yourself at least 1 month before your wedding date. This will give your hair time to soften a little, so that your pictures will look natural. And if you change your mind, you won't be pushed for time.
2: Time it Good
If your planning on having a stunning up-do, don't get it styled first thing in the morning. And don't have it pulled back overly tight. You might find your scalp starting to get painful, and the last thing you want is a headache on your big day.
3: Your Honeymoon
If you're going to a really hot destination, avoid ruining your hairstyle by applying factor thirty sunscreen to your hair ends only. This will help to avoid color fade, and any damage from the sun.
4: Haircuts
Have a nice cut and blow dry every 3 weeks prior to your wedding to make sure you don't have a split end in sight, and to always have your hair looking majestic.
5: Choosing a Wedding Stylist
Wedding hairdressing is pretty much different to normal everyday hairdressing, and your regular hairdresser may not be familiar with bridal styles, so make sure you choose a good wedding hairdressing specialist, so that you don't end up being disappointed.
6: Keep it Simple
In an effort to have the most amazing wedding hairstyle ever photographed on record you might end up doing the opposite, and having it backfire on you. The more complicated a hairstyle you decide on, the more there is to possibly go wrong, and you don't want to add to the worry you are already feeling.
Top hairdressers in Livingston Hair by Sarah has made a lot of brides very happy with her unusual and unique mobile wedding hair Edinburgh service
Wednesday, March 5, 2014
Tips for Choosing a New Hair Stylist
These days, it's harder to find the perfect hair stylist than it
is to find the perfect partner. Placing the future of your hair into a
stranger's hands is a hard thing to do but it almost seems like every
time I find the right stylist, the one who knows exactly what I want,
either retire or relocate. I know I can't be the only one who has this
ongoing problem so here are a few tips on how to choose a new hair
stylist.
Word of Mouth
The best way to find a new hair stylist, in my opinion, is by word of mouth. If you have a friend whose haircut or style you admire, ask them where they got it done. Ask your family members or the people you work with who they like to visit for their hair, and why. The next time you're waiting for a bus and you see someone with a great cut, ask them for pointers. These days everyone carries business cards and I'm sure you'll come across many. If someone is excited about something as fantastic as their appearance they will want to share it with you, even if you're a total stranger.
Social Media
Two words: Google it! If you've heard about a salon or think you might be interested in seeing your neighbor's stylist, look it up on the Internet. That's what it's there for, after all. Read reviews of their site and services on sites like Yelp. See what your friends have to say about any particular hair stylist on Twitter or Facebook. The Internet is a world of knowledge just waiting to be tapped into and serves to help people like us make the best decision based on other people's good and bad experiences.
Visit the Salon
Finally, if you're uncomfortable taking other people's word for it, check the salon out yourself. Schedule a consultation with the stylist you're thinking about trusting with the future of your hair and sit down with them for a minute to discuss what you want and what they think will suit you best. Bring in pictures of models or celebrities whose style you admire so you can show a visual of how you imagine yourself looking once the makeover is complete. If the stylist doesn't have the time to meet with you and take to slow, don't use their services. We can get very attached to our hair and if that person doesn't understand you then they're not worth your time.
Finding a new hair stylist takes time and preparation if you're going to do it right. You can't trust just anyone with knowing exactly what you want as a hair style but through word of mouth, social media, and in-person visits you are sure to find the right hair stylist for you. And with a little bit of luck, maybe you'll be able to convince them to stick around so you won't have to go through all the work of find that perfect stylist all over again!
Word of Mouth
The best way to find a new hair stylist, in my opinion, is by word of mouth. If you have a friend whose haircut or style you admire, ask them where they got it done. Ask your family members or the people you work with who they like to visit for their hair, and why. The next time you're waiting for a bus and you see someone with a great cut, ask them for pointers. These days everyone carries business cards and I'm sure you'll come across many. If someone is excited about something as fantastic as their appearance they will want to share it with you, even if you're a total stranger.
Social Media
Two words: Google it! If you've heard about a salon or think you might be interested in seeing your neighbor's stylist, look it up on the Internet. That's what it's there for, after all. Read reviews of their site and services on sites like Yelp. See what your friends have to say about any particular hair stylist on Twitter or Facebook. The Internet is a world of knowledge just waiting to be tapped into and serves to help people like us make the best decision based on other people's good and bad experiences.
Visit the Salon
Finally, if you're uncomfortable taking other people's word for it, check the salon out yourself. Schedule a consultation with the stylist you're thinking about trusting with the future of your hair and sit down with them for a minute to discuss what you want and what they think will suit you best. Bring in pictures of models or celebrities whose style you admire so you can show a visual of how you imagine yourself looking once the makeover is complete. If the stylist doesn't have the time to meet with you and take to slow, don't use their services. We can get very attached to our hair and if that person doesn't understand you then they're not worth your time.
Finding a new hair stylist takes time and preparation if you're going to do it right. You can't trust just anyone with knowing exactly what you want as a hair style but through word of mouth, social media, and in-person visits you are sure to find the right hair stylist for you. And with a little bit of luck, maybe you'll be able to convince them to stick around so you won't have to go through all the work of find that perfect stylist all over again!
The article gives tips on how to choose a perfect hair stylist. Jenni M Clark is a professional hairdresser who is very passionate towards the profession. She focuses on blending trends and looks tailored to the client's individual style for bringing customer satisfaction. She provides a professional hair treatment which will give a women the hair she dreamed.
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