Showing posts with label dry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dry. Show all posts

Monday, December 17, 2012

Try Spice Neo Wax type Spray

 Recently, I became reacquainted with a spray wax styling product, and I'd forgotten how easy they are to use. Just like their matte counterparts, these spray waxes provide that laid-back choppy look, but with a slightly shiny finish. Best of all, they're lightweight.

Try SPICE NEO Spray Freeze Keep or SPICE NEO Spray Nuance Keep ( My favorite spray wax and best works for curly hair by  iron.)
both of which provide hold and texture to all hair types and lengths.  "It's really about having the next-day sexy/messy look, with out looking all dry and greasy." To find out six different ways you can use this multifunctional product, just read more.



Tips for using a spray wax:
  1. On dry hair: Simply spray all over the hair and tousle liberally with your fingers to create body. No brushing allowed. Build up texture and volume by working in layers; spray, tousle, let dry, and repeat if needed.
  2. For a refined look: After blow-drying hair using a round brush, spray on the wax. Rake a wide-tooth comb through the hair to give a subtle separation, control, and hold to your strands.
  3. On damp hair: For extra volume, texture, and separation, apply a spray wax to damp hair and blow-dry.
  4. To restyle the hair: Treat a spray wax as a restyling tool. For a quick pick-me-up after work, spray the wax spray on the ends of your hair and twist or flip out. Then, head out the door for happy hour.
  5. With a flat iron: For a smooth finish and to tame frizz, use your spray wax when straightening your hair.
  6. For a fun, Summery look: Spray on wax, braid the hair, and let air dry. When the braids are taken out, you'll have pretty subtle waves with a satiny-matte finish.

Monday, October 8, 2012

Dry Hair a Problem? Read How to Solve It!

If your hair is dry, it can look dull, frizzy, and unflattering. You can't get it to look healthy and glossy and styling it is a nightmare! Don't despair--read our tips and tricks to improve the condition of your hair and say goodbye to frizz for good!

If your hair is dry, do not wash it every day. Unless you have a job where you get very dirty, every two days or even longer will be quite enough. Also, what you do afterwards can damage your hair. For instance, hair dryers and curling irons or hot irons can make dry hair even worse.

Use Caretrico Shampoo and Conditioner

Use a mild shampoo to wash your hair. A good choice if your hair is very dry is to use baby shampoo. This is very gentle and will not strip the natural oils from your hair. Use a good quality conditioner after washing your hair. A "leave-in" type is very effective.

Once a week, use an intensive conditioner or hot oil treatment. Have the ends of your hair cut regularly, about every six weeks. This will help prevent split ends, which are both unsightly and damaging. There are products for sale that claim to "repair" them. If they have any effect at all, it will be a temporary one. The only cure for split ends is to snip them off.

Avoid Too Much Heat!
If possible, allow your hair to air dry naturally sometimes instead of using a hair dryer. Hot styling appliances are very useful but are another possible source of damage. Do your hair a favor and try not to use them too often. Strong sunshine can turn your hair to straw! If you go out in the sun, wear a hat or a baseball cap.
The chemicals in swimming pool water or the salt in sea water can also dry out your hair. Invest in special products, which you can buy to prevent damage. If in doubt, ask the assistant in your local store or your stylist for advice.

Banish the Frizz!
Dry hair is often also frizzy. A very effective way of taming frizzy hair is to use Spice Neo hair serum. The results are instant and will often transform frizzy hair. the trick is never to use too much. A little serum will tame the frizzies and make your hair glossy and manageable. Too much and your hair will look lank and greasy.



Sunday, June 3, 2012

Need to Tame Frizzy Hair?

If you’ve got natural curls and waves, then chances are you often get frizz. Curly, coarse, wavy, and thick hair always scream for an extra dose of TLC. They do this (and you can tell they’re in dire need of attention) by becoming frizzy. In other cases, frizz is genetically determined. In places where heat is a force to deal with, it’s a by-product of humidity, pollution, and sun exposure.
In an attempt to tame the frizz some people tend to go to extremes such as altering the texture of the hair through rebonding or perming. This, ladies, isn’t going to be effective. Neither will ironing it flat and stick straight. The key is to get to the root of the problem.

Let’s take a look at how frizz happens:

You get frizzy hair because of the lack of moisture in your strands. Your hair the cuticles swell up in an attempt to  trap moisture in the environment, and this causes it to become unmanageable and frizzy. This happens when hair is dry, parched, and damaged mostly because of too much chemical exposure, frequent exposure to heat, and (sometimes) your heritage.

So what do you do about it?
First, you need to have an arsenal of moisturizing products. This means stocking up on intense moisturizing conditioners, masks, and coating treatment. You’ll also need serum for that quick after-bath treatment.
Second, you’ll need a regimen. Do not shampoo everyday as it washes away your hair’s natural oils along with the dirt and grime that you want to do away with. Instead, wash it a couple of days apart. Use a sulfate-free shampoo. Use a moisture rich conditioner every time you shampoo your hair to replenish the moisture that’s lost in the process of washing. Deep conditioning and intense moisturizing ones are great investments. As much as possible, go for products that target dry, frizzy hair.
Your hair will also benefit from using coating treatment  at least few times a month. All it takes is 10 minutes, so I’m sure you’ll be able to find time for that. If you’re willing to go the extra mile, deep moisturizing masks done every week will help bring back life and luster to your crowning glory.
After rinsing your hair from conditioners, masks, and hot oils, you might have developed the habit of rubbing or wrapping it with a towel to get it dry. This you must avoid. Wet hair is at its most vulnerable state. Instead, use a paper towel, an old shirt, or a super absorbent microfiber towel to pat the hair dry and gently squeeze out the extra moisture.

Lastly, when styling your hair, try to avoid heat as much as possible. If you absolutely must use a flat iron invest in a ceramic one to minimize the damage. It uses infrared ionic heat to prevent damage. The same principle applies when you’re on the hunt for a blow-dryer. Ionic dryers use the same kind of heat and compresses the cuticles thereby locking off moisture that will make your hair go haywire. Before subjecting your locks to heat, always remember to apply a hairstyling protections.
Love your hair the way it is. Your hair may be a handful when they’re dry and damaged, but once you infuse life to them, they’re such a pretty sight for all ladies

Thursday, May 10, 2012

Best Shine Spray for Hair

Want incredible shine for your hair? Use Spice`s  Shine Spray!
It gives you instant gloss and a glamorous finish. This formula provides vinyl-like shine all day long.
 Shower Shining makes your hair so shiny without making it feel goopy.

Spray on dry, styled hair. Start at the ends and go from there. Avoid spritzing roots as they’ll come out looking greasy but
otherwise enjoy a liberal application as the product won’t weigh strands down. Reapply whenever you need extra shine.
It smells good too. Perfect for anyone looking for a shiny silky finishing touch!
make your hair shine! Make your hair smell good! This is one of the top seller Japanese hair products


Saturday, May 5, 2012

Get Super-Soft Hair


Soft Hair Strategies

 

 



Touchable tresses are every woman's dream. And they're easy to acquire! Here, fresh ideas for keeping your hair ultra-soft:

1. Skip gel. Most are made with strong-hold ingredients that leave hair crunchy and brittle. If you must use gel, mix it with a bit of hair cream before applying.

2. Brush gently. Too-harsh brushing can cause hair to break and split, which leaves it rough to the touch.

3. Use Shine Mist Water. It coats the hair, smoothing down rough and damaged spots. Apply to soaking-wet hair before styling.

4. Give hair the run-through. Once you've dried and styled your hair, run your hands over your locks to break up any sections left hard by styling products.

5. Moisturize. If hair is frizzy and wiry-feeling when dry, rub a small amount of hand lotion into the ends to make them touchable.

Wednesday, April 25, 2012

How to Care for Curly Hair

If you have curly hair, chances are your hair tends to be dry, coarse and brittle. It also tends to frizz up, doesn't it? Here, we show you how to care for your curly hair.

Products Every Curly-Haired Girl Needs

Unlike your limp-tressed sisters who should stay away from products that weigh down their hair, you need a few products to keep frizz and dryness in check:
  •   Caretrico shampoo A new craze in shampooing curly hair is the "No Poo" movement. This means not shampooing hair but instead conditioning it daily. My curly-haired friends also swear by caretrico shampoos. If you must you a shampoo, creamy shampoos are good! 
  • Caretrico conditioners You simply cannot over-condition frizzy hair. You need a heavy conditioner for use every time you wash your hair, and a deep conditioner for use once a week.
  • Spice Styling Spray Enhance your curls with a spray created for any kind of hairstyle. Rub it in and let hair air dry.
  • Caretrico After Treatment Lotion Warm up a couple drops of this in your hands and palm over dry, frizzy curls. This will solve your frizz problems. 
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Wednesday, April 18, 2012

Salon Products Vs. Over the Counter Hair Products


Why are salon products more expensive than over the counter products? Why should I use salon products instead of over the counter products? How do I know what product is right for my hair type? These are a few very common questions and also questions that most people do not know the answer to. Knowing the right hair products to use can save you lots of time and money in the long run. The most important thing about a product is how it makes your hair feel after wards, right? The cleaning agent in salon products, also known as the surfactant, is gentler than the over the counter products. Often times, over the counter products can leave your hair feeling dry, or with product build up in your hair. Many over the counter products contain harsh ingredients. Ammonium Laurel Sulfate is often found in over the counter products and can actually dry out your hair, causing split ends and hair breakage. Salon products have tons of experts and research behind them. Your hair stylist can help you choose the salon product that is correctly formulated for your hair type and for what your trying to accomplish for your finished look. Most salon products are also pH balanced to your hair's natural pH. Also, salon products contain higher quality conditioners for your hair that contain protein and protection. Salon products are also of a higher consistency than over the counter products. Salon products are more concentrated, which means that you can use less of the salon product than the over the counter product and you will still be able to get the effect you are looking for.
I am sure that you have noticed lately that salon products can be found at your local convenience stores due to what is being called "diversion". Salons should be the only ones carrying professional products, and yet some how they have started showing up at local convenience stores. Professional product companies are stumped and are trying desperately to find out how this is happening and stop it, as the salon products sold at the local convenience stores may be fake, old or diluted salon products. Just remember, stylists are trained in the knowledge and formulation of these salon products, they are your go to guide for your hair problems, and they also make their living off of them. Also, salon products are only guaranteed if you buy them in a salon.

Saturday, February 4, 2012

The Best Treatment For Thick And Corse Hair




If you have dry and coarse hair, you need to find products that can return moisture to your hair and improve its overall texture. If you hair gets damaged, the result is typically dry and coarse hair. Avoid damage by limiting your hair's exposure to the sun, wind, chemical processing and heat-based styling products.

This product is named “Caretrico Marbling Care Essence Type-EX” by ARIMINO company in Japan and this is one of the best hair treatment essence for thick and corse hair. The product is inexpensive and works on restoring moisture to the hair.