Showing posts with label hair tools. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hair tools. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 2, 2012

WE HEART: Paul Mitchell Super Skinny Serum


Paul Mitchell Super Skinny Serum helps keep naturally curly or frizzy hair straight and sleek in all kinds of weather. Retails for $15.99.


Tuesday, September 25, 2012

WE HEART: Biosilk Therapy Serum


We all hate heavy oils and serums. Biosilk Therapy Serum repairs split ends and leaves hair smooth. Retails between $10-$12.


Monday, August 20, 2012

We Heart: Organix Moroccan Argan Oil


Are your extensions beginning to look dry or dull? The shampoo or conditioner being used on the extensions can cause this lack of luster. We heart Organix Moroccan Argan Oil Products, because they are sulfate free. The sulfate is harsh on the extensions causing the hair to look dry and dull lacking that shine we all love! Try it out! Retails in drugstores starting at $9.99.



Thursday, August 9, 2012

                                            Titanium Flat Irons Vs. Ceramic Flat Irons

 Not a stylist, but want a nice flat iron for everyday use? Are you debating which would be most beneficial for your healthy hair? Well here is a quick difference between the two most popular flat irons, and hopefully you find the one that you heart the most!

 Ceramic is a non-metallic, non-corrosive inorganic material that is usually baked onto the iron's aluminum base plates in thin layers, although pure ceramic plates are also available. Ceramic irons are more common than titanium irons, so it's possible to find them in more stores, models and price ranges. Many prefer ceramic, because it provides less heat damage.
                                                                           
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 Titanium is a lustrous, low-density, lightweight metal derived from igneous rock, known for its strength and high-temperature stability. Titanium is corrosion resistant, conducts heat more evenly and heats up faster than ceramic. Also, titanium has a higher ionic output than ceramic, leaving hair shinier, according to Misikko.com.

 Price Difference: High quality irons with 100 percent ceramic plates can cost over $300. Many of these high quality irons can be found in stores such as Marshalls or TJ Maxx for a lower price, but same name brand. Titanium irons range typically from $50 to $150, and mini irons, made for travel and short hair are around $30.

 All heat styling products can lead to hair damage if used to frequently. High quality products apply more controlled, and consistent heat to avoid heat damage. Which flat iron do you prefer?

Tuesday, March 13, 2012

Ponytail Mania: How to Rock a Chic Ponytail

The winter months are a great time to try ponytails with flare. Below are some chic styles to help you rock the classic yet trendy ponytail:

Tuesday, February 14, 2012

WE HEART: T3 Voluminous Hot Rollers Set

In a rush and need to curl you locks in a rush? We recommend T3’s Voluminous Hot Rollers Set. This set of eight hot rollers is a perfect set it and forget it while getting dressed for an evening on the town. The rollers are lined with a velvet flocking along the surface to enhance natural shine to hair during the styling process creating incredible body, volume, and movement. Retails for just $99.00.


Thursday, February 9, 2012

Glue-in vs. Sew-in

Which do you prefer? Change it up all the time or make it last for awhile? It is totally up to you if you prefer a glue-in versus a sew-in; they both have advantages and disadvantages. How we put together a quick list for your reference when making the choice…

Glue-in weaves...
  1. Flatter results after installation.
  2. Take less time.
  3. Budget friendly.
  4. Hard maintenance natural hair while wearing a glue-in.
  5. Don’t apply too much oil. This will loosen installation.
  6. Glue may cause damage hair and scalp. Please research what products are being used during installation also make sure you are not allergic to any of the products.

Sew-in weaves...
  1. Can be costly.
  2. Longevity (Last longer).
  3. Time consuming. Plan to take about 2 – 4 hours of your day for installation and styling.
  4. Easier to maintain routine maintenance of your natural and extension hair.
  5. Causes less damage or hair and scalp related issues if installed and maintained properly.

So the choice is yours but always remember to consultant with a licensed-stylist before making a choice on the best application.

Tuesday, January 31, 2012

WE HEART: Phytovolume Actif Volumizing Spray for Fine & Limp Hair

If you have fine or thin hair and looking for a product to give your hair the volume you desire. Try Phytovolume Actif Volumizing Spray for Fine & Limp Hair. This heat activating protein volumizing spray helps boost hair from the root by thickening the diameter of each hair for an all day lasting style. Retails for $28.00. 

Thursday, January 26, 2012

Winter Hair Care


The cold winter months can be brutal on your hair. From the dry air to the threat of rain a girl can real have issues keeping a style. So to combat the winter months, we’ve put together a list that can help you keep your hair extensions and your natural hair healthy all winter long.

Winter Do’s and Don’ts:
  • Start with great products. This may be the time that you switch up your routine and invest in some more luxurious products. Moisturizing shampoos & conditioners, hydrating and leave-in products help to keep your hair from drying out (roots to ends). 
  • Incorporate a deep conditioning treatment. We sometimes overdo it with the heat and this is the season for shedding so you want to make sure you’re loving your hair and protecting your cuticles.
  • Take a break from heat… at least no everyday heat. Your hair just can’t handle too much heat in the winter months this leads to excessive damage (breakage and dryness). 
  • Trim those ends. This should go without saying. Your hair will grow healthier with regular trimmings by your stylist.

Thursday, January 12, 2012

WE HEART: Carol’s Daughter Black Vanilla Hair Smoothie

Want to know how Jada Pinkett-Smith keeps her hair beautiful? Try Carol’s Daughter Black Vanilla Hair Smoothie is the recipe for reliving tangles in both natural and hair extensions. We have a friend that has natural hair and she lives by this smoothie. Use it as a deep condition once every 1 or 2 weeks to maintain a healthy natural shine to your style. Retails for $22 an 8oz container.

Tuesday, October 11, 2011

WE HEART…Sedu Pro Ionic Ceramic Tourmaline Flat Iron (1 ½”)

It’s hard to turn a cheek to an awesome flat iron that has been rated the “Best Hair Straightener on the market and preferred by hair professional”. Sedu flat iron straightens and tames hair for long-lasting sleek styles. This investment styling tool lasts for years and its worth every penny, this Sedu Flat Iron is $136 online.

 
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