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How to make an ‘organic braid’

Monday, July 18th, 2011

Try an organic braid. You might think you know how to braid your hair, but you really have no idea. Ready to learn? Let celebrity hairstylist Michael Shaun, inventor of the "organic braid," teach you a thing or two about making the perfect plait. And best of all, there's no elastic needed to make this flawless style stay put all day long!

According to Cosmopolitan magazine, Shaun made waves earlier this year when he demonstrated this unique, rubber-band-free braiding style. To replicate it yourself, loosely separate your hair into three sections, but don't pull them apart at the bottom. Begin to braid the strands, but don't pull any of your hair through. It'll feel weird at first – like you're creating a giant knot – but we promise, it'll quickly start to resemble an actual braid. A few inches below the bottom of your locks, stop braiding and pull the intact part of your hair up through the center of the braid. It'll stay put all day, no elastic necessary, even if you want to go for a ride in your friend's convertible.

Of course, a braid looks best when your tresses are soft and shiny – and making sure your locks glow all summer long starts with using the right shampoos and conditioners. For thick, strong hair that can withstand the rigors of frequent braiding, try June Jacobs' Green Tea and Cucumber Conditioning Shampoo.

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New season? New you (on springtime color changes)

Wednesday, March 30th, 2011

New season? New you (on springtime color changes) There's no time like spring to harness the energy of renewal – but why stop with budding blooms, balmier temperatures and a brighter, lightweight wardrobe? If your wintertime tresses aren't exactly uplifting, you can take the situation into your own hands and reinvent yourself with a fresh hair color.

The common mistake many women make is assuming that warmer temperatures necessarily mean lighter hair colors. While this is often true in a natural sense, what with the hair-lightening propensity of a week at the beach, your own personal transformation is entirely under your jurisdiction.

Stuck on ideas? If you already have highlights, consider adding a second tone. Perhaps you never considered what your head of blonde streaks would look like with some strawberry highlights, or maybe adding some smokey lowlights to your tresses can give you the sort of intrigue you never thought of.

Whatever mode you choose, remember that color-treated hair requires its own set of special treatment products to keep it healthy and conditioned. Indulge in an ultra rich hair mask once a week to restore shine, smoothness and vitality to your hair.

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Emmy Rossum loves to let the conditioner stay for a while

Tuesday, March 29th, 2011

Emmy Rossum loves to let the conditioner stay for a while If any of you haven't turned wise to the benefits of a leave-in conditioner or hair mask, let Shameless star Emmy Rossum teach you how to hold your head up high.

Rossum told UsMagazine.com that she loves to use a shine-inducing spray for her hair. "Even if my hair just gets really dry, it masks any dryness," Rossum told the news source. "I like to sleep in conditioner. I find that really restores dry hair. So those are my little tricks."

Leave-in conditioner is the perfect beauty aide for ladies with curly or frizzy hair, making hair more soft and manageable throughout the day by packing an extra punch that most standard products simply don't carry.

If you're looking for something extra special with which to treat your tresses, a luxurious hair mask can take care of your needs in a most intoxicating way. A creamy formula, such as L'Occitane Ultra Rich Hair Cream Mask, is perfect for restoring moisture and shine to your locks.

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Express your love (for great conditioners)

Tuesday, March 1st, 2011

Express your love (for great conditioners) Lots of us know what it is to have a beauty fix – there's that one product (or hey, maybe a few) that you use and use because you can't get enough of it. And any lady with a bit of kink in her hair would agree – it seems there's never enough conditioner to go around.

At least that's what jewelry designer Pamela Love told ELLE.com when she shared which beauty essentials got her through a hectic Fashion Week.

"My hair is really dry, frizzy, and curly so the most important thing for me during Fashion Week is conditioner," Love told the news source. She also gushed over texturizer, which helps bring out the natural look of her hair.

While every woman should always condition after shampooing (no exceptions!), those with curly or frizzy hair tend to require a little extra TLC. Hamadi Shea Leave In conditioner is perfect to use as a styling product as well, as it naturally enhances curls and adds shine and texture.

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Is it really bad to wash your hair on a daily basis?

Thursday, February 10th, 2011

Is it really bad to wash your hair on a daily basis? Some of us have grown up with the mantra that once a day is not the way. Then again, if you're a frequent shower offender like so many people, you can't help but shampoo every morning, because going without washing just doesn't feel right.

If you're wondering whether you're really doing irreparable damage to your strands or not, Pantene has debunked that myth to set all of our worries at ease.

"There is in fact no correct schedule for when to wash your hair, as it depends on your hair structure, hairstyle, and lifestyle (e.g. how often you go to the gym, the climate in which you live). Keeping your hair clean and protected from damage is important," states Pantene. "In sum, today's shampoos and conditioners are formulated to actually improve the condition of hair, even with daily use, so if you wash your hair frequently, it’s not bad for your hair."

That being said, it is still crucial that you select the right formulas to work with your tresses. Color-treated hair has different needs than thick, curly hair, so make sure you choose a shampoo that matches your description.

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Expert tips for health-conscious haircare

Wednesday, February 9th, 2011

Expert tips for health-conscious haircare Many women don't necessarily see anything wrong with processing their hair on a daily basis, but what they may not know could actually hurt them in the long run. Harsh treatments and haircare procedures can leave hair dried, frizzed and damaged, and may actually prevent women from growing their hair at the rate that they want it to grow.

"One of the most common misconceptions about hair is that it is alive, when in fact hair is nonliving and does not heal itself once it is injured," dermatologist Zoe D. Draelos said at the 69th Annual Meeting of the American Academy of Dermatology on Friday. "Women need to understand that the very things that they do to hair to make it appear beautiful, such as using hair dyes, perms and products that straighten the hair, will eventually end up damaging the hair's structure and ultimately affect its appearance."

If you're guilty of any or all of the above, there are measures you can take to help stave off some of these effects, at least until you grow new, healthy hair to replace your damaged strands.

Draelos recommends the regular use of conditioning shampoos and hair serums and avoiding blow-driers and irons as much as possible. As for hairstyles, the closer you can get to your natural color and texture, the less damage you'll eventually incur.

Opt for ultra rich conditioning formulas with shea butter such as L'Occitane's for optimum restorative power.

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Meet your perfect conditioner

Tuesday, February 8th, 2011

Meet your perfect conditioner While conditioner is highly recommended for just about anyone who has hair, selecting the right formula for your tresses is often difficult. Some formulas can be too heavy for fine, feathery strands, while conversely, a thick mop may require heavy-duty intervention.

L'Occitane carries ultra rich formulas for damaged or dry hair. Use the Milk (Shea Butter) Ultra Rich Conditioner for its capacity to restructure hair from root to tip, protecting it from the day's entire range of harsh conditions.

If you're blessed with a naturally healthy head of hair and only need to refresh it a little, June Jacobs' Citrus Clarifying Conditioner may be just the thing you need. It restores vital moisture to hair post-shampooing without adding any excess oil or weight, leaving naught but an enticing lemony aroma in its wake.

Curly-haired folk may need to strike a different approach altogether. For this reason, there is Hamadi Shea Leave In conditioner, which is suitable for all hair-types but can minimize frizz for curly hair.

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Study reveals blondes have a larger paycheck

Thursday, December 30th, 2010

Study reveals blondes have a larger paycheck While coloring one's hair is often viewed as an aesthetic choice, ladies who desire a higher salary may want to consider highlighting their locks as well. According to The Daily Mail, a study by Superdrug found that blondes earn approximately £600 (roughly $930) more than brunettes and redheads.

"This research goes to show that you can't judge a book by its cover and you shouldn't make assumptions about people just because of the way they look," Simon Comins, director of toiletries at Superdrug, told the news outlet. "Traditionally the stereotype of a blonde is that she is maybe a little ditzy and a bimbo, but this shows they are the higher earners…so blonde women really are having the last laugh."

However, hair color also affected how women felt about their professional persona. The news source reports that while the majority of brunettes felt valued at the office, most blondes thought they weren't taken seriously enough.

Gals who dye their tresses should use hair shampoos and conditioners to protect their strands from the harsh chemicals and to keep color from fading. Leonor Greyl Bain Vitalisant B shampoo and June Jacobs Creamy Cranberry Conditioner are specially formulated for color-treated hair.

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Kate Hudson relies on a lot of products to look natural

Tuesday, December 28th, 2010

Kate Hudson relies on a lot of products to look natural It's no secret that creating a natural-looking appearance can often take more time and products than crafting a smoky eye and complicated up 'do. But don't worry if you feel overwhelmed by trying to look effortless – even one of the most beautiful women in Hollywood can relate to your troubles.

While Kate Hudson is known for her easy going style, it seems that a lot goes in to appearing flawlessly fresh-faced.

"I'm wearing every product on the shelf," Hudson told InStyle magazine."Seriously, after an event it can take four washcloths to remove the 'natural look.'"

As for wearing her hair curly or straight, the blonde beauty may not decide how to style her strands until after she glances outside.

"It depends on the weather," Hudson added. "Unlike most women, I love the humidity. It helps enhance my natural curl."

Gals who use a plethora of items to create a natural appearance should remember the importance of removing products and giving their skin and hair a break. Each night, use a makeup remover that is both gentle and moisturizing, like Borghese Gel Delicato Gentle Makeup Remover. Once a week, use a special hair shampoo that gets rid of product build-up, such as June Jacobs Citrus Clarifying Shampoo.

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Christina Aguilera dishes on her beauty regimen

Thursday, December 23rd, 2010

Christina Aguilera dishes on her beauty regimen Christina Aguilera has long been recognized for her retro, old Hollywood style. With her crimson-colored lips and platinum waves, the songstress regularly looks as if she has stepped out of a movie from the 1940s.

One key component to Aguilera's alluring look is her milky white skin. While she sometimes warms up her complexion with blushes and bronzers, her fair skin seems to boast a healthy, inherent glow that captivates all who glance her way. But how does she maintain her nearly flawless appearance?

"Stay hydrated, moisturize and get enough sleep," Aguilera told People magazine. "I never go to sleep with makeup on and always moisturize my face and lips. I try to condition my hair as much as possible."

And it appears that this regimen is working! At the Burlesque premiere in London, Aguilera looked fantastic as she walked the red carpet. Her ivory skin was glowing, subtly enhanced by a bit of cheek color, and her perfectly coiffed hair was silky and lush. Of course, she finished off her look with her signature black liquid liner and bright red lipstick.