1. MOUSSE
Mousse can be intimidating because it’s a whole lot of foam when you
first get it going, but if you know what mousse can be good for, it’s
surprisingly versatile. You can maintain most hairstyles on a daily
basis without too much buildup, and best of all, mid-day styling touches
ups are incredibly easy.
How to Use It
1. Shake the mousse bottle and hold it vertically to dispense product in
your palm. Aim for a small amount, because a little mousse will go far.
If it looks like an egg, you’re set. Anything else and you’ll be
shocked at how greasy and flat things can get.
2. Stroke the mousse through your hair, and “swipe” your hands through to make sure you’ve applied it evenly.
3. If you love to blow dry your hair, then mousse is key. You can get
great hold if you use mousse and then dry it, and you can still use it
regularly without weighing your hair down too much.
What Styles Does It Suit? Mousse is perfect if you want to
boost thinning hair and get natural volume and body. Lucky for you, you
can find a mousse that suits your hair type– it’s not just for the
seriously curly anymore! Thin, dry, thick, coarse. . . you name it, a
formula is available to boost your style.
Why You’ll Love It: You can restyle moussed hair throughout
the day without making your hair overly sticky. All you need to do is
add a spritz of water and you’re set. Style away!
Tips
• Volume is best achieved by adding your mousse primarily to the roots.
You’ll get extra “lift” if you work in the product with your head tilted
over. Since mousse coats each strand lightly, it will come up off the
scalp and make your hair look thinner.
• For maximum effect, take a look at what’s inside. Some products are
designed for use with heat, while others are designed to be used on
thinner or fine hair.
• Less is more! If you forget almost all your mousse use rules, this
one is the most important to retain. (Unless you like sticky, greasy, or
stiff hair, that is.) Egg or golf-ball size, please!
• Invest a little in your mousse. You’ll be able to tell the difference if you use it daily.
Suggested Products
Peace Cafe Au Lait Whip- This is Arimino Peace wax, Whip types, very unique hair styling wax.
Showing posts with label thick. Show all posts
Showing posts with label thick. Show all posts
Friday, November 30, 2012
Wednesday, September 5, 2012
Hair Products for Thick Frizzy Wavy Hair
While every type of hair needs to
be managed and kept healthy, thick, frizzy, wavy hair often requires
special care and attention. This includes using products designed
specifically to calm unruly hair and help you achieve a desired style,
whether that’s sleek and straight or waves that don’t frizz. Always use
products that will keep frizz from creeping back in, as well as hold
your style in place throughout the day.
Saturday, May 12, 2012
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.
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.
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