Curly Sexy Hair

One of Neo Products, SPICE NEO Natural Cream  is designed to give you the luxurious curls you want without all the effort. Whether you just want tiny curls, wavy curls, or dazzling, large bouncy curls, Arimino shampoos, conditioners and hairsprays can help you achieve the look you want more easily than ever before. We carries a complete line of Arimino products for all types of hair.

SPICE NEO Natural Cream

Lime Butter allows moisture from roots to tips creating natural shine that is perfect in curly hair styling. Dry, Curly hair is the perfect hair type for Natural Cream.

Apply to wet hair mid-shaft through ends to obtain beautiful blowouts, or dry hair on the fingertips for perfect finishes.

Sexy Hair

Arimino Spice Mist Volume Up hair styling  product is specifically designed to add support and enhance maximum fullness and body to the hair while maintaining moisture and protecting hair color from fading.  Arimino hair care helps to smooth, strengthen and moisturize while combating humidity, static electricity and flyaway. Caretrico Shampoos and Conditioners transform your hair into soft, beautiful, touchable hair. Discover the beauty and ultimate protection against heat styling and the environment, you can achieve today.

Arimino Marbling Hair

Give your dry, damaged hair a healthy, lustrous shine with a hair mask. Read on to learn more about this easy at-home hair treatment.

When you want to give your hair a smoothing boost, try Arimino marbling hair care( Marbling treatments). This treatment can help remove dirt from your hair and give it a shot of moisture, making it shinier and more manageable. They also serve as a caretrico conditioner and can work in tandem with everyday conditioners that wash out with shampoo. While healing damaged hair is impossible, hair treatment can help create the illusion of hair repair while the damage is growing out. You can use a hair mask as often as once a week, although for many people once a month is enough.

 

It’s easy to make your own treatment at home, and when you mix your own you can control the ingredients, modifying the treatment for your hair’s needs and ensuring your treatment doesn’t contain any unwanted chemicals. Marbling Treatments are great choices for gently counteracting the damaging effects of hair coloring, perming and relaxing.

Winter hair Care

There's no doubt that the onset of cooler temperatures and the fewer hours of sunlight bring with them a new set of hair demands. Blustery winds snarl hair. Snow, rain, and icy cold make hair brittle and dry. Did you know indoor heating can be as damaging as spending the afternoon under a hair dryer? From split ends to dry frizz, static electricity to hat hair, when it hits, a bad winter hair day can last for months.

Somehow girls who know they have to use conditioner in the summer months because of the heat and the sun, forget that from December to February, indoor heating can totally dehydrate your winter hair. Not to worry. No matter what's causing your hair woes, you can take the protective, replenishing steps to insure your hair does not get damaged. Here are BeingGirl's top ten winter hair care tips.

Winter Hair Tip 1

If you've ever tried to pull socks out of the clothes dryer, you know that static electricity can be a powerful force. When cold conditions cause static to play havoc with your hair, use the same remedy you would on your laundry: a fabric-softening dryer sheet like Bounce. Rub it lightly on your hair and it will remove the static. Or mix two tablespoons of fabric softener with one tablespoon of water and use as a rinse.

Winter Hair Tip 2

Wear a scarf, hat or cap to protect your hair from the cold and wind, but make sure it's not so tight it interferes with the circulation in your scalp.

Winter Hair Tip 3

Avoid taking hot showers or washing your hair in hot water. Use warm or cool water instead. That way the heat won't dry out and/or damage your hair and skin.

Winter Hair Tip 4

Shampoo less frequently and condition after each time. Lock in the moisture by running your hair through cold water. This has the added benefit of giving your hair added shine. Don't rinse out your conditioner completely. Leave in about 25 percent of it. If your hair is too fine, thin, or soft for that, leave the conditioner just in the ends.

Winter Hair Tip 5

Limit the use of blow dryers and curling irons. If you must use them, try using a leave-in conditioner first. Diffuse it on low heat, concentrating on the roots. The less you deal with styling tools, the better off you'll be.

Winter Hair Tip 6

Don't go outside with a wet head. Aside from the fact that your mother will yell, you risk breakage. If your hair freezes, it may break.

Winter Hair Tip 7

Check out your hair spray to make sure it doesn't have a high alcohol content. Likewise avoid spraying perfume in your hair. Both tend to make hair feel dry and brittle.

Winter Hair Tip 8

A humidifier can help by adding moisture to the air, which cuts down on static. Also drinking a lot of water will keep you hydrated on the inside.

Winter Hair Tip 9

Regular trims every 8–10 weeks are important to get rid of parched ends and give curls more bounce.

Winter Hair Tip 10

If you want to supplement your store-bought products with an all natural treatment, put a few drops of warm, natural oil—olive, safflower, avocado, or jojoba—in the palm of your hand, rub 'til the skin glistens, then starting at the ends, work upwards to the roots. Leave on overnight.

How to Repair Bleach Damaged Hair

Pre-Washing

Using  Japanese shampoo and  treatments can help to infuse your hair with the moisture it needs to grow its longest.  The best treatment to use is Caretrico After Treatment Oil because it actually penetrates the hair unlinke most oils which only coat the hair. It should be applied treatment after washing. After applying, the hair should be covered with a plastic cap. Leave on hair for 5-15 minutes.


Washing

Your choice of shampoo is very important. Shampoos containing harsh sulfates strip the hair and should be avoided. The best type of shampoo to use is one gentle, moisturizing, and sulfate free. But at a minimum, your shampoo should not contain harsh sulfates. Check the ingredients list on your shampoo to find out if they are damaging.

Moisturizing Treatments

Using heat appliances and chemical processes remove moisture from your hair that needs to be replaced. If your hair feels dry, you need to replace lost moisture. Deep conditioning should always be done to the ends of the hair. If a deep conditioner is applied all over, it should be followed with a shampoo (not clarifying).

How often should you use a moisturizing treatment?
A regular light moisturizing treatment should be used following every shampoo (unless a pre-shampoo treatment is done). For very dry and damaged hair, a deep conditioner should be used once weekly. Also, if you use protein treatments often, you may need to deep condition (those that require a shower cap under a heated dryer)

How should the treatment be applied?
Shampoo, then apply the treatment (professional salon products) all over and cover with a shower cap. The treatment should be left in 20-60 minutes. For fine hair, the treatment should be rinsed, followed by a shampoo. For thicker hair, it is not necessary to use shampoo following the treatment.
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Should I Hydrate or Moisturize Hair During Humidity?

You probably get some relief from dry skin during warm, humid months, but those steamy days can totally wreck your hair. Humidity easily transforms your perfectly styled 'do into a frizzy, expanded mess by lunchtime, but don't worry -- you don't have to spend your summer looking like an '80s rock star. Instead, learn how to hydrate your hair to protect it against the moisture in the air.

Facts on Frizz

When there's lots of moisture in the air, the strands of your hair absorb the moisture and swell. This causes your hair to expand and increase in volume. You're more likely to experience problems with frizzing and volume in humidity if your hair is curly or naturally dry, but all hair types can experience problems in humid air. But don't give up and blame your genes -- dry hair absorbs way more moisture than hydrated hair, so tweaking your hair care routine can help you solve summer hair problems.

Hydrating Your Hair

Moisturizing your hair prevents it from absorbing the extra moisture in humid air, decreasing frizz. Start off by adding a conditioner to your routine, such as a Caretrico  conditioner( type S) Then beat the frizz with a defrizz serum while you blow-dry or straighten your hair. Stash a small bottle of leave-in conditioner or Spice Neo Design Wax or Spice Neo Texure Wax in your purse to touch up your 'do throughout the day.

Sun Smarts

Spending your free time at the beach or pool helps you de-stress, but don't forget to care for your hair while you relax. Sun, salt water and chlorine can dehydrate and damage your hair, increasing the chance you'll have to deal with a puffy, frizzy mess later on. And if your hair is dyed or already damaged, it'll be extra vulnerable. So protect your locks by donning a cute scarf or hat while you lay out, putting in leave-in conditioner before heading outside and rinsing your hair before and after you swim.

Go Natural

Summer is the time to relax, so consider embracing your natural hairstyle, too. If your hair is naturally curly or straight, don't fight it -- humid, wet air is going to return it to its natural state anyway. Styles that let your hair cuticle lie flat minimize the chances of expansion and frizz, and too much heat or styling will dry your hair further and cause breakage and brittle locks.

Which Hair Product for Your Hair Type?

Are you using the right hair products for styling your hair? Hair products generally fall into one of three categories depending on the ingredients that actually act to hold the hair. Each type is suitable for different hair types and styling purposes.

Water-based hair products: (e.g. gels, mousses and foams)
These deliver the styling polymers in a water base, so they tend to dry relatively slowly. They coat the hair in a film which, as it dries, becomes sticky. This lends friction to the hair, making it easier to style. Once the product dries on the hair it forms a hard film that holds the hair in place. This film is rigid and non-flexible, so further brushing or disrupting the hair style will potentially break the bonds that hold the hairstyle in place, although the product on the hair shaft will still provide some degree of friction which will help with further styling until the product is washed out.


Gels are thick water-based styling products that are particularly good for increasing hair stiffness and providing a texturized look. Gel is popular for short, spikey hairstyles because it provides good root lift.

Mousses and foams deliver the water-soluble styling ingredients with the aid of liquid propellant. The propellant quickly evaporates once the mousse is dispensed into the hand leaving the styling concentrate. Because the styling concentrate is essentially "whipped up", it is able to be easily dispensed throughout the hair and spread thinly so that it doesn't weigh down hair or create areas of excessive rigidity. 

Wax-based hair products: (e.g. waxes and pomades)
Wax based styling products differ from water based products in that they don't actually dry (since they're not wet in the first place — just waxy). This enables you to create the same thick, defined, piecey look as with gels, but without the rigidity. Since these products remain pliable, you're able to fix and restyle your hair throughout the day just by running your fingers through your hair.

Waxes and pomades are highly flexible and provide great definition, but can be heavy when used in inappropriate quantities, or on hair that is fine or prone to oiliness. They can also be difficult to wash out, so it is beneficial to use a good clarifying shampoo if you're using waxes or pomades regularly.

Alcohol-based hair products: (e.g. hairspray)
Alcohol based styling products, such as hairspray, deliver styling product to the hair as a mixture of styling product and alcohol. The alcohol component of the mix evaporates very quickly, which means that these products will dry on the hair much faster than their water-based counterparts. Alcohol-based products typically use aerosol propellants which enable the styling product to be delivered in very small droplets, which dry faster and provide a more even, thorough coverage. Alcohol-based stylers are excellent for finishing off a style because they do not rewet the hair (which can be detrimental to the style), and because they effectively seal off the hair from the weakening effect of external moisture and humidity.

How to Repair Damaged Hair

The road tohealthy hair is paved with products, potions, protein, and deep conditioners... oh my! If your hair is fried or suffers from split ends, sun damage, tangles, and broken brittle pieces, it's time to take charge of your hair's health. It's easy to forget that our hair can be very fragile. Exposure to the sun, hair dryers, flat irons, and even daily brushing can take it's toll and leave you wishing for a time machine. It's important to remember that repairing damaged hair won't happen over night, but over time developing these habits will aim you down the road to recovery.

 

I am a huge fan of  Caretrico After Treatment Oil to get hair with shine and moisture.  Caretrico After Treatment Oil are simple to do right at home. Another my favorites are Caretrico Marbling Care Essence Type-H or Caretrico After Treatment Concentrated Oil.  Too much oil can cause your hair to appear greasy, so be careful not to over-do it.

5 tips from keeping your hair safe from rainy weather

Stay pretty in the humidity with these smart hair style strategies!




Spring and summer are a time for sunshine and bright skies, but they're also a time where seasonal storms can wreak havoc on your hair. Between the increasing warmth in the atmosphere, the humidity, and wind, stormy weather is definitely more fun to look at than it is to go out in. If you do need to leave the house, though, there are some uncomplicated ways to keep you from winding up with a bird's nest on top of your head. To find out how, just read on.


1. Don't dry your hair all the way, and use a gel. Keeping your hair damp and then coating it in a managing product keeps water molecules from puffing up your hair the minute you walk outside. If you have fine, straight hair, though, this might not work as well for you, since flatness is already an issue.

2. Use plenty of hairspray. Hairspray coats your hair and holds it in place, so excess moisture won't penetrate the cuticles causing your hair to fall flat.

3. Wear a rain bonnet. An umbrella may keep you reasonably dry, but to keep your hair truly out of the wet, an old-fashioned plastic rain bonnet is the way to go.

4. Use dehumidifying spray. An antifrizz spray is a real help for people who are constantly battling overly poofy hair, as it acts a barrier between your hair and the surrounding moisture in the air.

5. Braid it. Braiding is one of the easiest ways to keep frizzy hair under control. And try to use this Styling spray- Mist Moisture Plus, it's a look that holds better in rainy wind than most other types of styles.

New Spice NEO Hard Wax

  SPICE NEO Serum Mist Hard-Wax

Spice Neo Wax  is a hair wax that makes your hair stay long-lasting style keep wax with hard-hold spray formula.

 This Mist Hard wax, it is strong hold creates the style with movement and keeps it all day long. Easy to spread into hair to arrange any styles you want to make.
Gives hair moisture and shine, protects against damages.

It is non greasy and oily, but it keeps hold on.

Best use for short hair.
 

Creates dry, casual hairstyle. Best works for men

• Mist type that does not produce the typical glossy look of wax
• Keeps your hairstyle firmly while allowing natural hair movement
• Strength of styling 5 of 4
• Shine 0 of 3
• Citrus Fragrance

How to Take Care of Combination Hair

There are many different types of hair. There are thick types and there are fine types of hair. There are curly ones and straight-falling ones. Some hair types are more prone to the accumulation of sebum (the natural oils that our skin secretes) than others, while some hair types are just naturally dry. There are various ways of taking care of hair according to its various types.

But what if your hair happens to be a combination type of hair? What if your hair is very oily near the scalp but has the tendency to be dry to the point of brittleness as the strands reach the ends? How do you take care of hair like that?

Fortunately, there are a number of ways to care for the combination type of hair. With the appropriate use of the right products, you can prevent damage to your hair, protect it, keep it healthy and even enhance its beauty. So how do you effectively care for the combination type of hair?

It all starts with the proper washing of the hair. In shampooing, never use hot water to wet your hair. Hair strands are susceptible to extreme heat and hot water will only damage it. Instead, just use lukewarm water.

Be choosy with the products that you use for your hair. If you have the combination type hair, avoid using shampoos formulated for oily hair. It might worsen the condition of the dry tips of your locks. Instead, opt for shampoos specially made for normal hair.

Do not use too much shampoo to wash your hair. Just a dollop the size of a quarter will do. Apply the shampoo directly on the scalp and just let the suds flow to the ends of your hair. Never apply the shampoo directly to the tips because the shampoo will wash off the oil that your hair tips need so much. If you must, just scoop some suds from the top of your head and use it to wash your hair�s tips. Never overclean your hair�s ends and be careful in handling them. Rinse the shampoo off carefully and thoroughly until it is not slippery any longer.

After shampooing the hair, apply  conditioner. Just as you should never apply shampoo directly to the tips of your hair, you should never apply conditioner directly to your scalp either. The moisturizing agents in the conditioner will cause the scalp to produce too much oil. Instead, concentrate the application of the conditioner to the tips of your hair strands, and then rinse your hair thoroughly, this time with cold water to lock in the moisture and to discourage your hair from secreting too much oil.

For added TLC for your combination type hair, indulge in deep conditioning treatment once a week. Apply moisturizing conditioner to the dry parts of your hair, wrap it with a towel and let it be for a couple of hours before washing it off completely. You can substitute olive oil for commercial conditioner if you wish. Also, make it a habit to have your hair trimmed once every two months to get rid of your hair�s brittle ends.

The combination type of hair need not be a hair care nightmare. All it needs to keep healthy and beautiful is the know-how for its proper care.

Curly Hair Care for Rainy Days

Most curly girls think of rain as their enemy with a little voice inside their head saying, “It’s raining and I’m NOT leaving the house until it stops!”
We fear that the drops of water left by Mother Nature will turn our hair into a frizzy mess. Luckily, these easy curly hair care tips will give you the look you want even on the wettest of days.

Rainy Day Tips

Begin with a good cut. Layers are always a good suggestion when it comes to curls. Long layers work best and don’t keep curls too short. Visit your salon every six to eight weeks for a trim to keep your curls looking their best. Frequent visits also help with split ends. If you’re trying to grow your curls out a bit, you can just have a quick trim to keep curls healthy.
 
Use a good leave-in. After washing your hair, be sure to use a good leave-in conditioner, especially for rainy days ahead. A leave-in will help smooth the cuticle and define each curl to help reduce frizz. Any product that promises moisture for your hair, however, will also attract moisture from the elements, like rain and humidity. Therefore, be sure to also use a good, hard hold gel when styling your curls on rainy days.

Use your fingers to shape your curls. After applying a generous amount of gel, use your fingers to shape your curls into place. This will help to keep them more defined when you head outdoors. When you are done styling, allow your curls to dry naturally. If you plan on sleeping with damp hair be sure to use a satin pllowcase to help keep the curls’ pattern and definition. Most importantly, don’t touch your hair any more! Working your fingers through your curls should be kept to a minimum. If you have less time to prep, use a hair diffuser to keep your curls defined. Try to use a cooler setting and don’t over-dry your curls. 

Finish up with a hair styling wax! Once curls are dry be sure to also use hair wax for rainy days. Hair styling wax will help act as a shield for curls and protect them from the rain. You can use any hairwax sparingly and, best of all, it’ll help add shine to your curls too! Some curlies even use a little coconut oil or extra virgin olive oil as part of their curly hair care to keep their locks shiny and smooth when the rain begins to fall.
 

 

DEEP MOISTURIZING Treatment

Revitalizing treatment for dry, damaged curl hair.

WHAT
 Peace Grace Blue Enrich Milk help repair dry damaged hair to refresh and revitalize curls while improving manageability and definition. This rich and creamy formula provides intense moisture for soft, shiny hair that’s strong against breakage.
 
WHY
 VJpeace understands that each curly hair fiber grows in a unique pattern, twisting and turning in all directions. Each twist causes the hair cuticle to bend and lift, making it rough and easily damaged. The curved fibers of curly hair intersect with each other more often than any other hair type, causing friction which can also structurally weaken hair and result in breakage.

HOW
  Arimino Peace treatment  helps repair, smooth and seal the surface of each cuticle, giving dry, damaged hair a boost of strength against damage. Designed to regulate hair’s natural moisture balance, this treatment leaves curls velvety soft and full of healthy shine.

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.