Wednesday, January 23

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Wednesday, January 16

MIX AND MATCH

Hello fashion bees!!

Have you eva tried to experiment with your shampoos and conditioners???

If not, then u definitely have to try it ASAP after u r done reading this post!!

yes!! I love to try different products and experiment with the mew products and i find which suits the best to my hair!!

My hair is very rough, totally frizzed out and irritatingly curly!! and when i say irritatingly curly"" it means that it totally bugs me a lot!! uff!!

So i started experimenting, to find the best,,,, so that i could at-least manage it :p

This is how my bathroom became space-less to accommodate all those stuffs!! and morethan that my hair loss was terribly high!!

So finally, it was such a hard journey i came through to discover what my hair needs!!

My now im currently using a mix and match combo to quench my hairs thirst lol

Here it is!!!




*Toni & guy frizz smoothing curl shampoo
*Tresemme climate control conditioner for frizz prone hair

These are the two products that i have currently settled down with :p

make a note: ""its currently"" coz my research is not yet over :)

HOW TO USE:

> First wet your hair and then squeeze of  quite a moderate amount of Toni & guy frizz smoothing curl shampoo and spread it well in your hair and scalp , lather up and then rinse it off!!

>After washing off the shampoo from ur hair, squeeze out excess water from your hair and then take a adequate amount of tresemme climate control conditioner and apply it from the mid length of ur hair and spread it all over the hairs length!!

>finally leave the conditioner for some 2-4 minutes and then wash it off!!

>Then u can style it with ur favorite gel or hair mousse!!

Note:

>Do not rinse off the conditioner entirely, make sure u leave a lil amount of it stay in your hair to give ur hair some shine and softy touch

>The toni & guy shampoo is quite costlier!! 75ml costs nearly 200 and one drawback is that it doesnt lather that well!! so i consume it in large amounts irrespective of the cost!!

>I got tresemme for 225ml @ 128 INR which is a reasonable price!!

>I ordered both from Medplus beauty website!!

i"m still hunting for a better shampoo than Toni & guy!!

But for now!!1 im gonna stick to it until i get a better one!!

Do suggest me if you know any other mix and match combo!!?????????








Sunday, January 13

AMAZING TIPS ZONE: WINTER TIPS FOR CURLY HAIR                        ...

AMAZING TIPS ZONE: WINTER TIPS FOR CURLY HAIR                        ...: WINTER TIPS FOR CURLY HAIR                                        1. PREP HAIR BEFORE COVERING IT UP. The roots of your curl...
WINTER TIPS FOR CURLY HAIR
                         
             Photo: WINTER TIPS FOR CURLY HAIR

Whether you've got soft waves or tight ringlets, as winter approaches it’s time to switch the way you care for and style your hair. That wash and wear 'do you could sport in the summer won't work in freezing temperatures. Not to mention, hat hair takes on a whole different meaning for girls with curls. So we chatted with Jack Martin at Salon Ritz in Tustin CA about the most important tricks for this season.

1. PREP HAIR BEFORE COVERING IT UP.

The roots of your curls can be flattened by a hat, hood, scarf, or earmuffs. "To prevent this, apply gel directly to a hair clip or bobby pin. Then place the clip or pin at the roots of the hair perpendicular to the scalp," suggests Jack. "This keeps the roots elevated while the opposing weight—what you’re covering your curls with—is pressing down on them. After taking off your outerwear, use two hands to remove the clips or bobby pins." (That is, hold the hair with one hand and remove the clip or pin with the other so as not to rip or pull your strands.)

2. GIVE YOUR ENDS EXTRA ATTENTION.

"The ends of your curly hair can get extra parched in winter because of the friction created when your hair rubs against things like wool and other heavy fabrics" says Jack. Because curly hair is naturally extra dry, this just makes matters worse. "Be sure to condition the ends of your hair in the shower, and to leave some conditioner on them rather than rinsing it all out. Also, seal the ends with a silicone-free, alcohol-free product." You can warm up conditioner in the microwave before applying it to your hair—just make sure it’s not too hot. Also, “don’t over-scrunch the ends of wet hair when you get out of the shower—it removes too much moisture. Instead, slip into a terry cloth robe or hoodie to temporarily catch drips before using a diffuser."

3. BE CAREFUL WHEN PUTTING ON AND TAKING OFF YOUR COAT AND SCARF.

"Hair gets trapped under a jacket or scarf, and if you tug at the hair or rip it out from under these things, it can rip and fray," says Jack. "The same goes for hair that gets trapped under the strap of your handbag, so first lift your handbag strap and then move your hair off your shoulder."

4. BLOW-DRY WITH EXTRA CARE.

"If the weather is freezing and you can’t leave the house with wet hair, you can use a blow-dryer, but only do so with a diffuser on low to medium heat and don’t touch your hair with hands or a brush," says Jack. "If possible, use a diffuser without blowing them around and causing frizz. Or use a free-standing hooded dryer.” Another option?  “If you drive to work, turn the heat on in the car. This creates a little micro-climate that allows moisture from the products in your hair to lock in faster, keeps the hair cuticle closed, and evaporates the water.”

5. NOURISH HAIR WITH A HOMEMADE BREW.

Whip this up at home so that you can nourish the ends of your hair. "Combine one to three teaspoons of olive oil, jojoba oil, or shea butter with two to four drops of pure essential oil like lavender, verbena, or vanilla and apply this to the ends of your hair," says Jack. "Cover your hair turban-style with a plastic wrap and let it sit for 20 to 30 minutes. Then combine the juice of one large lemon with your usual amount of conditioner and use this to rinse the oil mixture thoroughly from your hair."


1. PREP HAIR BEFORE COVERING IT UP.

The roots of your curls can be flattened  "To prevent this, apply gel directly to a hair clip or bobby pin. Then place the clip or pin at the roots of the hair perpendicular to the scalp," . "This keeps the roots elevated while the opposing weight—what you’re covering your curls with—is pressing down on them. After taking off your outerwear, use two hands to remove the clips or bobby pins." (That is, hold the hair with one hand and remove the clip or pin with the other so as not to rip or pull your strands.)

2. GIVE YOUR ENDS EXTRA ATTENTION.

"The ends of your curly hair can get extra parched in winter because of the friction created when your hair rubs against things like wool and other heavy fabrics" !! Because curly hair is naturally extra dry, this just makes matters worse. "Be sure to condition the ends of your hair in the shower, and to leave some conditioner on them rather than rinsing it all out. Also, seal the ends with a silicone-free, alcohol-free product." You can warm up conditioner in the microwave before applying it to your hair—just make sure it’s not too hot. Also, “don’t over-scrunch the ends of wet hair when you get out of the shower—it removes too much moisture.

3. BE CAREFUL WHEN PUTTING ON AND TAKING OFF YOUR COAT AND SCARF.

"Hair gets trapped under a jacket or scarf, and if you tug at the hair or rip it out from under these things, it can rip and fray,"  "The same goes for hair that gets trapped under the strap of your handbag, so first lift your handbag strap and then move your hair off your shoulder."

4. BLOW-DRY WITH EXTRA CARE.

"If the weather is COLD and you can’t leave the house with wet hair, you can use a blow-dryer, but only do so with a diffuser on low to medium heat and don’t touch your hair with hands or a brush," This creates a little micro-climate that allows moisture from the products in your hair to lock in faster, keeps the hair cuticle closed, and evaporates the water.”

5. NOURISH HAIR WITH A HOMEMADE OIL MIXTURE

Whip this up at home so that you can nourish the ends of your hair.
 
 "Combine one to three teaspoons of olive oil or shea butter with two to four drops of pure essential oil like lavender, or vanilla and apply this to the ends of your hair,". "Cover your hair turban-style with a plastic wrap and let it sit for 20 to 30 minutes. Then combine the juice of one large lemon with your usual amount of conditioner and use this to rinse the oil mixture thoroughly from your hair."

TRY IT OUT AND SHARE YOUR FEEDBACK!!

Friday, January 11