The Skinny on Straight Hair
August 4, 2008 by Courtney · Leave a Comment

Keep thick, coarse hair in check with AVON Salon Skinny Serum ($3.99). This humidity-resistant serum coats each strand to add smoothness and control. Volume is kept proportionate for more manageability and straight, sleek looks that you never thought possible! This product seals and protects the cuticle, so you’ll get better results from heat styling. Just a few pumps applied to wet hair will give you reflective shine and super skinny hair all day or night.
Give Your Hair the Brush-off
July 14, 2008 by Rhonda · Leave a Comment
Mason Pearson is the Cadillac of hairbrushes. In business since 1885, the company was the first to implement rubber-cushioned brushes used by all hairbrush manufacturers today.

The Pocket Bristle model has 5 rings of boar bristle and works well on those who have fine-textured hair to medium-textured hair. Similar Pocket Bristle models have a combination of boar bristle and nylon tufts for those with normal texture, and with all nylon tufts for think, coarse hair.
A Mason Pearson brush is super sturdy and comfortable to use. It’s a true investment in your hair.
Choosing the Right Flat Iron
July 9, 2008 by Courtney · Leave a Comment
Not all flat irons are made equal! If you’re ready to go from curly or wavy to smooth and glossy, follow these tips to choose the right flat iron that will give the most gorgeous results for your hair type:
-Flat irons generally come in widths between one and two inches. Wider irons work best on longer hair, while thinner irons work well for short hair. If you’re somewhere in-between, select an iron in the 1.25-1.75” range.
-Adjustable heat settings let the iron heat enough to effectively straighten and shine without being too damaging to your hair. Those with thin or fragile hair will not need to use as high a setting as those with thick or coarse hair. Also, make sure the iron has enough power- 150 watts or more should do it.
-No matter what your hair type, you will want an iron with ceramic plates! Ceramic is less damaging than aluminum or other metals. And those wet to dry irons that allow you to skip the blow dryer? Many work thanks to tourmaline ceramic plates, which produce a flow of protective negative ions to close the hair’s cuticle and ward off damage. If you have especially curly, frizzy or difficult to style hair, wet to dry flat irons may help you finally achieve the look you want! The CHI Wet to Dry Flat Iron (myhairstylingtools.com, $147.95) is a popular choice!

