Simple Hair Tips 101

November 15, 2012 By
Dry your hair with minimal heat. This hair care tip is one that everyone should follow because extreme heat will damage most hair. Lessen the frequency or intensity of heat used from blow-dryers, flat irons, and curling irons. Hot air can be injurious to your hair so when using a hair dryer use the cool setting.
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2012 Fall and Winter Short Styles

November 15, 2012 By

Pictured: Nia Long and Keri Hilson

2012 Fall and Winter 2013 Short Hairstyles / Haircut Trends For Black / African American Hair. Shorter looks are already a great style for the new fall and winter season. From show stopping TWA’s ( Teenie Weenie Afro’s) to bob haircuts and short pixie cropped styles. If you’re thinking about cutting your locks off and opting for a shorter style this season, we’ll surely turn your decision into a yes.

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Evolution of Braids

November 15, 2012 By
Braids have been big since the Spring 2010 Alexander Wang runway show — and that was actually in September 2009. Sure, they’ve evolved from thick ropes to more intricate fishtail styles, but it’s about time for a real change.
Instead of the hanging versions, Corby thinks braided updos are the next big trend: “I’m going to be braiding like crazy this season — but I’m taking them up,” he says. “Whenever you think braids are going to go away, we stylists find a way to incorporate them.” He also thinks it’s a reflection of the times: “People are still in a hippie mood — so it’s got to be a little natural.”
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Small Hair With A Twist

September 24, 2012 By

Lead stylist, Paul Hanlon created small hair with a strict and precise look to compliment Altuzarra’s detail oriented Spring 2013 collection. The style is elegant and beautifully chic with an equestrian

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How To Get “Long Hair Don’t Care”

September 22, 2012 By

One of the most used phrases this year in the hair industry is “Long Hair Don’t Care.” Find out how you can get and keep your hair flowing in the wind and staying flawless during the frequent climate changes.

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