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Hair Styling In The 21st Century

Author: Hairdo4U December 12, 2009

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Why is it that individuals who have curly or wavy hair want it straight, and then there are those of us who have straight hair and we want to have our hair curly or wavy?  It just goes without being said , but I’m saying it anyway, it is just human nature to want what we don’t already have.  Well, when it comes to hair, we are all in luck as there are hair styling tools to accomodate just about any style that we desire. 

All one has to do is to go online or go to a local beauty supply store or hair salon and you will find just about any kind of tool necessary to straighten, curl, flip, wave, crimp, and the list goes on and on.  We all definitely take for granted what modern technology has done for us.   Just in the last 10 to 20 years, there has been a marked increase in the variety of styling tools available to buy.  For many of us who have been around a lot longer, we can reminisce about the days when we had to have our hair chemically processed to straighten our hair, or even try to iron long hair on the ironing board.  If we wanted our hair to be curly, we sat under a dryer with curlers in our hair and waited for our hair to dry and curl.  Thanks to the inventors of hot rollers we just plug them in, put them in our hair and within minutes we unroll, brush through, and we’re done.   And, best of all, no more sleeping on rollers!  Oh, how wonderful it is to live in the 21st Century!!

 


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Sources of Style

Author: StylinG September 10, 2009

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Has your hairstyle gone stale? Revitalizing your locks is often as easy as finding a source of inspiration. If you want to keep up with the times, look no further than the decadent ’dos of today’s fashion elite: movie stars and models. There are a number of ways to go about doing this, but you should begin by seeking out fashion magazines. Pay close attention to the advertisements rather than the articles. Photo spreads highlight a celebrity’s most desirous features – including the hair.

It goes without saying that you can find many more hairdos worth emulating on the Internet. Most gossip and fashion mags have online presences, so you can track down your own semi-unique style in a matter of moments. Once you’ve found your famous muse, gather up your hair styling tools and get to work. Then call up some friends and go out on the town to show off your new look.


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All-In-One Hair Styling Tools

Author: Hairdo4U August 13, 2009

lt1124f-2.jpgI’m sure many of you have noticed that in today’s world everyone is looking for items that will do more than just one thing.  Whether it be your fax machine that copies, faxes, and even takes messages, or a multi-use screw driver that has every imaginable type head that easily converts to the tool you want, there is typically some gadget in the marketplace that has more than one purpose.

When it comes to hair styling tools, there are also multiple use tools.  Take for example the Lava Tech 4 in 1 Rotating Ceramic Styler.  This particular professional styling tool provides ideal styling options for all hair types.  With this styler you can crimp, straighten, wave, and curl.  Not bad options for one tool.  The styler comes with four 1-inch plates that perform each of the four styling options.  The styling barrels are also easily removed for cleaning.

There are advantages to multiple use hair styling tools, especially if you are traveling.  If you want the capability to create different hair styles while traveling, the Lava Tech 4 in 1 Rotating Ceramic Styler is the perfect example of why multiple use hair styling tools are becoming more popular.  Most airlines have imposed weight restrictions on the luggage that you take, so not having to pack multiple hair styling tools becomes important.

So, the next time you are planning on traveling or in need of several hair styling tools, you just may want to consider looking into the multi-function hair styling tools.


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Hair Crimping – It’s Back In Style – Should I or Shouldn’t I?

Author: Hairdo4U June 25, 2009

antekqua_crimp_adobe.jpgIt would seem that the crimping look that was popular in the 1970’s and 1980’s  is making a comeback.  More models and magazines are featuring the crimped hairstyles, which can vary from crimping your entire head of hair to only crimping certain sections of your hair.  No matter what you decide in terms of a style, there are several things one should know about the crimping process before you start.  Precautionary measures are always very important to follow,  so that you can ultimately enjoy a new style and not have to worry about damaging your hair.

In considering whether or not to proceed with crimping your hair, if your hair is already damaged from chemical processing, or if your hair is prone to breaking, crimping is not for you.  If you have fragile hair, it is recommended that you use a good moisturizing shampoo as well as conditioner prior to using the crimper.  In fact, if you can find a leave-in conditioner that serves as a heat protector, that is even better.  If you don’t use a leave-in conditioner that protects your hair from the heat, then use another product that is specifically designed to protect your hair from the heat before using the crimper.  Also, when washing and conditioning your hair, be sure to rinse your hair with cold water as this will seal the shafts of your hair, which will also aid in protecting your hair.  Some additional things to consider when using a crimper are to never crimp your hair when it is wet, or even damp.  Make sure that your hair is completely dry.   

Another consideration to make regarding crimping is how often should you do it?  Again, if you are concerned about damaging your hair, crimping should not become a daily routine.  Generally, crimping will last until the next time you wash your hair.  So, if you can let your hair go without being washed for several days, you can enjoy the crimping affect for the same amount of time.  One additional thing to remember is that since crimping may cause some breakage to the hair, it is best to avoid crimping the very ends of the hair.  It is best to stop the crimping just above the ends.  

So, what are the positives in crimping your hair?  Well, if you want a look that makes your hair appear as if it has more volume and possibly give it some height, then crimping is a great option.  Crimping can also add body and texture.  There are a variety of different ways you can style your hair with crimps and each one can be uniquely different from the next.  Whether you crimp part of your hair or all of it,  you can achieve many different looks by using the crimper.  Some styles include crimping just the bangs, or crimping different layers of the hair so you have a blend of both straight and crimped hair.  You can crimp a portion of your hair and put it up in a bun while either all of the hair left down can be left straight or partially crimped.  You can even crimp just the portion of hair that you put up in a pony tail and leave the rest straight.  This is where crimping your hair can get to be fun due to the endless number of possibilities and styling for the occasion.

Before you start shopping for crimpers , it is strongly recommended that you test out whether or not you really like the “crimped hair look” on you.  First you may just want to ask your hairdresser if he/she can crimp your hair so you can see what it looks like.  Or, you can wet your hair and braid it all over in very tight braids.  Once your hair has dried you simply remove the braids and you will get a very good idea of what it would look like if you had actually crimped it.  The only difference is that it may appear uneven due to the possibility of different size braids.  That is one of the positives of using the crimper is that your hair will have an even uniform “crimped” look.

There are several crimpers in the marketplace.  There are different sizes and different brands.  Some crimpers are part of a kit that includes a flat iron, and others are just exclusively crimpers with no other options.  Everyone has their own opinion as to what will work best for them.  Perhaps you have an opinion you would like to share.  Please feel free to respond to this article.  We would love to hear your comments.  


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Back To The 80s

Author: StylinG October 10, 2008

Crimped hairIf you thought that crimpers were an ancient relic that never made it out of the 80s, you’re wrong. Crimped hair styles often show up on magazine models and Hollywood stars. Whether for a 80s party or for a big event crimped hair can make any girl stand out from the crowd. But don’t burn your hair off using a crimping iron with inexperienced technique. The following instructions allow you to get the hair style you want safely.

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