Reminders for Homemade Hair Care Recipes 

Filed under: Homemade Recipes on Saturday, July 10th, 2010 by chubs | No Comments

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Creating homemade recipes to suit your hair needs will surely be fun and exciting since you will get to understand you hair more by choosing ingredients appropriate for your hair type (not to mention the money you will be able to save). However, a few helpful reminders should be kept in mind to make sure that we won’t get too excited over pouring tons and tons of different ingredients in our hair. The Golden Rule is to never mix too many ingredients at once and if you do find a particular ingredient working for you, then make it a staple for your hair recipes. It has been said that ingredients that can be consumed are normally safe for the hair. Remember to always log your recipes, taking note of successful recipes and how your hair reacted to them.

Folli-cleanse Shampoo 

Filed under: Scalp and Heair Health on Thursday, June 10th, 2010 by Ella | No Comments

Folli-cleanse deep cleansing shampoo- the first natural detoxifying shampoo to gets to the source of the problem to break down cholesterol and remove pollutants as well as remove years of product build up on the scalp. A top seller! For all hair types! A must have to get healthy hair again! Smells wonderful!

No Weight Daily Conditioner is a light weight conditioner that uses the same extreme botanicals to rejuvenate the root of the hair for optimal growth and optimal scalp conditions. Extremely healthy and Certified Organic. Plumps up hair!

Source: healthyhairplus.com

TIGI 

Filed under: Tips on Monday, May 10th, 2010 by editor | No Comments


For those with curly locks, TIGI Bedhead is the best option for you. The leave-on agent is effective in controlling unruly freezes that usually plague those with hair like Goldilocks’. The best thing about TIGI Bed head is that it actually stays in the hair for a long period of time, also once its staying power has pass, just wet the tips of the hair with a little sprinkle of water and you’re good to go. The amount needed to do the job, which is to make curly hair manageable is fairly small compared to other leave-ons. TIGI Bedhead comes in a pricier tag than most but its life span is also longer. If one wishes to invest on curls or waves, this is the product for you. Indeed TIGI Bedhead beats even the pricier French counterparts when it comes to performance. Style wise, it comes in a very attractive pink bottle that reminds us of the old French perfumes. It is a true must have for any Goldilocks.

Folligen Solution Therapy: Using Skin Remodeling Copper-Peptides for Your Scalp and Hair Health 

Filed under: Scalp and Heair Health on Saturday, April 10th, 2010 by Ella | No Comments

Skin Remodeling Copper-Peptides to Restore Hair Health! Used consistently, the Folligen products and minoxidil can help improve hair health and vitality. Folligen products are is based on the 2nd Generation of Skin Remodeling Copper-Peptides (SRCPs) invented by biochemist Dr. Loren Pickart.

Our patented formula has been designed in three methods of application: Folligen Cream (which works well on hairlines) Folligen Lotion (more liquid than its cream counterpart and works well on denser areas) and Folligen Spray (water based liquid with a sprayer mist for easier application). You will find the science behind the formula and an array of products such as Sample Kits, Shampoo/Conditioner and Emu Oil-S for the Hair by reading below.

Product Review: “It has been three months now and my hair is thicker than when I was 20…I love it and you will too!” (From G.W.)

Source: beauty.about.com

Hair Extensions: Sizzling Hot! 

Filed under: Hair Extensions on Wednesday, March 10th, 2010 by Ella | No Comments

Hair Extensions are sizzling hot. The interest in all types of add-on hair has really exploded since the introduction of the Jessica Simpson HairDo line of clip-in hair extensions one year ago.

Hair consumers who never experienced the fabulous fun of instantly transforming their hair in a matter of minutes have become addicted to how easy clip-in hair extensions are to apply and wear.

Some hair consumers are leaving their beloved clip-in extension “training wheels” behind and are transitioning into the world of semi-permanent extensions.

While clip-in extensions offer so many great advantages, they do need to be removed every night and re-applied every day.

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Prom 2008 – Short Hair 

Filed under: Short Hair on Wednesday, February 10th, 2010 by Ella | No Comments

This short hair Prom style was created by hairdresser Suzanne Martin from Three Small Rooms in Barrie, Ontario, Canada. This dramatic ruffled over comb over hairstyle was featured as one of a series of spectacular hairstyles in the Professional Beauty Association’s NAHA* awards.

The style was created by hairdresser Suzanne Martin and featured in a series of spectacular hairstyles at NAHA. Suzanne created the style with precision and designed it to give the impression of “just off the Runway” sophistication. It’s a style you might expect a supermodel like Kate Moss to wear.

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Types of Hair Care Products 

Filed under: General on Sunday, January 10th, 2010 by Ella | No Comments

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HAIR NOURISHING PRODUCTS:
The hair nourishing products are used for nourishing our hair by retaining the moisture of the hair and giving them smoothness and glow. The different types of products used for nourishing are hair oil and hair conditioners. Hair oil are used to nourish our scalp and also to strengthen and stimulate the roots of hair. They are of different types like almond hair oil, amla hair oil, anti-dandruff hair oil, aroma hair oil, ayurvedic hair oil, coconut oil, herbal hair oil, mustard oil and olive oil. Usually natural ingredients are used to extract hair oil like coconut, mustard, olive, almond, amla etc. Hair conditioners are used to retain the moisture of hair and give them a beautiful look. The ingredients used in making hair conditioners are moisturizers, hydrolyzed proteins, polymers, silicones, keratin, cationic surfactants, fatty alcohol, panthenol, dinethicone and hard water.

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Smooth Infusion Style-Prep Smoother 

Filed under: Aveda on Sunday, December 20th, 2009 by Ella | No Comments

Smooth Infusion Style-Prep SmootherSmooth Infusion Style-Prep Smoother is a product by Aveda that makes styling faster, easier. Its exclusive plant infusion—a blend derived from organic aloe, maize and guar bean—creates a smooth surface on hair.
Organic tapioca defends against humidity for up to 12 hours while hydrolized wheat protein protects against surface damage from heat styling.
A fresh spicy citrus-floral featuring certified organic bergamot, certified organic palmarosa, Bulgarian rose and Australian sandalwood also accompanies the product.
Prevent frizz and humidity from ruining your hair. Apply the product before blow-drying or straightening. The product has also been featured in the Oprah magazine, O.

Hair Brush Reminders 

Filed under: General, Tips on Wednesday, November 4th, 2009 by chubs | No Comments

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Knowing the right brush to use for different styles of hair will save you from hair breakage and split-ends. The basic rule is to use a wide-toothed brush when combing wet hair and using it to de-tangle hair from end to root. For women with short hair, styling can be best achieved with a Paddington brush with soft protective bristles. A Paddle brush with soft protective bristles will work for medium length straight hair while an extra large round brush can be used to shape soft curls from medium length wavy bobs. For women with hair past the shoulders, a big round ceramic brush or a loose toothed brush can aid in combing the hair straight.

Homemade Hair Spray 

Filed under: Homemade Recipes on Sunday, October 11th, 2009 by chubs | No Comments

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Some women cannot live without hair spray. However, as with all hair products, too much use of hair spray can have long-term damaging effects on our hair. So why not try making your own hair spray instead? All you need is to chop one lemon (or orange for dry hair) and place it in a pot with 2 cups of water. Boil until the lemon mixture has been reduced into half its original amount. Let it cool for awhile and then strain out the lemon pieces. Transfer mixture into a clean spray bottle and store in the refrigerator. The hair spray can last up to 1 week in the fridge while adding one ounce of rubbing alcohol as a preservative can make it last up to two weeks unrefrigerated.