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Wind In Your Hair. Summer Hair Trend.
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When people ask you about your stylist you can tell them that this summer the wind is your hair dresser. Everything you need for fashionable hair setting are well-groomed hair and warm air stream from your hairdryer.
But don't forget that hot wind and sun can overdry your hair. Soft shampoo and mask are summer must-haves. And let the wind be your stylist this summer.
1. Shampoo Dramatic Moisture Shampoo, Clinique Hair Care.
2. Conditioner Dramatic Moisture Conditioner, Clinique Hair Care.
3. Shampoo after sun UV Rescue, Redken.
4. Mask Hair Sensation, Lancôme.
When people ask you about your stylist you can tell them that this summer the wind is your hair dresser. Everything you need for fashionable hair setting are well-groomed hair and warm air stream from your hairdryer.
1. Shampoo Dramatic Moisture Shampoo, Clinique Hair Care.2. Conditioner Dramatic Moisture Conditioner, Clinique Hair Care.
3. Shampoo after sun UV Rescue, Redken.
4. Mask Hair Sensation, Lancôme.
Product Haul: Phyto Organics Theratin & Humectin, Herbal Essences Long Term Conditioner & Leave-In
So, I got my Phyto Organics Line!!! YAY..but not the leave-in unfortunately.I replenished my Herbal Essences Long Term Relationship Conditioner and decided to get the leave-in conditioner for co-wash days only. My co-washes take place on Saturdays so I'll try it out then.
I can't wait to try the Theratin & Humectin. They both smell yummy - kind of like coconut and pineapple.
Stay tuned for reviews!
♥ Sunshyne
Creme of Nature Professional Moisture Extreme Conditioner
Promises:- Deep penetrating moisturizers hydrate hair
- Guards against dehydration
- Great for relaxed, natural or weaved hair
- Replenishes Moisture
- Softens & Detangles
As a Deep Treatment: Apply liberally after shampooing. Cover hair with plastic cap and place client under a warm dryer for 10-15mins. Rinse. Proceed with desired styling.
Ingredients: Ultra-Purified Water (Aqua)(Eau), Glycerin, Cetearyl Alcohol, Cetyl Alcohol, Dicetyldimonium Chloride,Lanolin Oil, PEG-12 Dimethicone,Amodimethicone, Phenyl Trimethicone, Mentha Piperita (Peppermint) Leaf Extract, Ocimum Basilicur (Basil) Extract, Polygala Senega Root Extract,Nasturtium Officinale (Watercress) Extract, Salvia Officinalis (Sage) Leaf Extract, Thymus Vulgaris (Thyme) Extract, Rosmarinus Officinalis (Rosemary) Leaf Extract, Citrus Grandis (Grapefruit) Seed Extract,Chamomilla Recutita (Matricaria) Extract*, Symphytum Officinale Leaf Extract*, Citrus Aurantium Dulcis (Orange) Oil, Mentha Piperita (Peppermint) Oil, Citrus Aurantifolia (Lime) Oil, Mentha Viridis (Spearmint) Leaf Oil, Cocos Nucifera (Coconut) Oil, Butyrospermum Parkii (Shea Butter), Theobroma Caco (Cocoa) Seed Butter,Simmondsia Chinensis (Jojoba) Seed Oil, Glycine Soja (Soybean) Oil,Hydrolyzed Wheat Protein,Hydrolyzed Wheat Starch, Panthenol, Behentrimonium Methosulfate, Isostearyl Ethylimidazolinium, Ethosulfate, Polyquaternium-10, Polyquaternium-32, Paraffinum Liquidum, Fragrance (Parfum)**, Citronellol, Coumarin, Hydroxycitronellal,Limonene,Linalool, Alpha-Isomethyl Ionone, Methylparaben,Ethylparaben, Propylparaben, Butylparaben,Isobutylparaben, Phenoxyethanol, **Fragrance contains: Eucalyptus Globulus Leaf Oil, Cymbopogon Schoenanthus Oil and Citrus Aurantium Bergamia (Bergamot) Fruit Oil, *CERTIFIED ORGANIC
The Truth: I've used this conditioner as a prepoo, co-wash and deep conditioner at various times just to see how my hair would respond to it in different scenarios. I must say that it's pretty good as a co-wash and prepoo as it provides instant slip and "moisture". The conditioner easily melts into the hair as you apply it. It has superb detangling abilities because of the slippage it provides. The texture is very runny and "liquid-y". I personally don't like my deep conditioners to have that type of consistency - I prefer thick & creamy. I bought this conditioner specifically for deep treatments and I wasn't entirely impressed with the results I got. On wash days my hair would feel fluffy, soft and moist, then the next day it's feel dry again - consistently!
At one point in time, I was prepoo'ing with EVOO overnight, just to experiment. I would then use the CON Moisture Extreme Conditioner as a DC and my hair would turn out buttery soft, the day of and the NEXT!! I was shocked :) So as a tip, if you are going to use this conditioner & you notice your hair feeling dry afterward, prepoo first with an oil of your choice - EVOO works great.
Overall, I will not be repurchasing, I believe the Creme of Nature Nourishing & Strengthening Treatment is much better!
Price: $12.99 CAD 32 OZ
Hairlicious Rating:
(3/5) Just Okay♥ Sunshyne
Love Short Hairstyles
Trendy short hairstyle for fashion women
Short hairstyles can really bring out your facial features. With that in mind, you need to look for makeup that will help either bring out, or hide features you deem necessary.On the other hand, clothes can also impact the look of short hairstyles.
short hairstyle picture@easy fashion Paris.
Short hairstyles can really bring out your facial features. With that in mind, you need to look for makeup that will help either bring out, or hide features you deem necessary.On the other hand, clothes can also impact the look of short hairstyles.short hairstyle picture@easy fashion Paris.
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Hair Question: Protein Conditioners vs. Protein Reconstructors
Question:
Now, onto reconstructors. These contain the highest quantity of protein and provide very little conditioning. They're more concentrated containing smaller hydrolyzed proteins that penetrate and bind to the cuticle layers a little more deeply. The results are usually more dramatic and longer lasting than protein-based conditioners - their sole purpose is to repair/reconstruct the hair shaft...so these treatments don't offer much conditioning, and generally have to be followed up with a moisturizing conditioner.
♥ Sunshyne
"I'm so confused, what's the difference between protein conditioners and reconstructors??"Advice: Good question! I've always understood it as, protein conditioners are typically surface-acting conditioners, meaning that they contain larger protein molecules, therefore, they do not penetrate the cuticle layers deeply. Since the molecules are fairly large, they tend to wear off easily in a few days. Moisturizing agents can be found in these conditioners, so you may not need a moisturizing conditioner afterward.
Now, onto reconstructors. These contain the highest quantity of protein and provide very little conditioning. They're more concentrated containing smaller hydrolyzed proteins that penetrate and bind to the cuticle layers a little more deeply. The results are usually more dramatic and longer lasting than protein-based conditioners - their sole purpose is to repair/reconstruct the hair shaft...so these treatments don't offer much conditioning, and generally have to be followed up with a moisturizing conditioner.
♥ Sunshyne
Checkin' In On My Personal MBL Challenge
Time has passed and I did not reach my goal of BSL by Spring 2009 *sigh* (although, I am fairly close). I'm quite disappointed in my efforts to reach this goal - like c'mon already man..geez.
However, I am grateful and pleased with the overall results I've attained from the new routine I've developed. Below, there are a couple things I've added after my last Personal MBL Challenge Update.
Small Tweaks:
- As of Feb 7th to present, I started using JBCO on my scalp.
- As of late March to present, I started using a light protein - weekly.
- As of Jan 21st to present, I've been using coconut oil as a prepoo protection treatment on my previously relaxed hair before a relaxer.
Revisit Year 2 Goals:
♥ Sunshyne
However, I am grateful and pleased with the overall results I've attained from the new routine I've developed. Below, there are a couple things I've added after my last Personal MBL Challenge Update.
Small Tweaks:
- As of Feb 7th to present, I started using JBCO on my scalp.
- As of late March to present, I started using a light protein - weekly.
- As of Jan 21st to present, I've been using coconut oil as a prepoo protection treatment on my previously relaxed hair before a relaxer.
Revisit Year 2 Goals:
New Goals:- Hit FULL BSL bySpring 2009 (March-April)Fall 2009- Reach MBL(Oct. '09)Spring 2010..lol-Simplify my regimen & products even more-Keep breakage to a minimum-Baby my ends and Moisturize & Seal in Sections-Increase thickness of ends- Dust ends frequently-Use low pH products (shampoos & DC's)-Increase moisture level
- CONSISTENTLY Apply Jamaican Black Castor oil (not a fan of the regular Castor oil - sorry) to scalp 3x/week part of the Castor Oil Challenge Pt.2
- Increase/maintain thickness (hair & ends)
- Keep up with light protein weekly
- Incorporate more oils into regimen
- Co-wash 1x/week part of the Summer 2009 Co-wash Challenge
- Take Multi-Vitamins Daily & Fish Oils
♥ Sunshyne
How to find great hairstyles
How to Find Hairstyles
from wikiHow - The How to Manual That You Can Edit
At some point in time, everyone becomes tired of their hairstyle. Maybe you need a small change, maybe you are looking for a big change. Find out how to find hairstyles that will make you look your very best.
Steps
- Finding hairstyles used to be very cumbersome. You had to buy tons of women's magazines and then spend hours pouring thru them to find just the right style you are looking for. Some magazines are better than others, but it was still very time consuming.
- Now with the Internet, you can find hairstyles so much faster and even find places where you can try them on before you get your hair cut.
- Determine your face shape. Face shape is the pivotal factor in any good hairstyle. It is sort of like 'what size do you wear'. If you wear a size 8 pants, you wouldn't want to buy a size 10 pants or a size 6 pants, would you? The same goes for your hairstyle.
- To figure out what shape you are, pull all of your hair back off your face and stand in front of a mirror. Trace the outline of your face on the mirror with a bar of soap. Stand back and look at the shape you have drawn. There are 5 basic face shapes - oval, round, heart, diamond and square. And most face shapes are a combination of one of these 5.
- Determine your hair type. If you hair is super thin, you might not look good in a hairstyle that is suited for thicker hair. The rule of thumb is if you pull all your hair back into a ponytail and the distance around the ponytail is the size of a quarter or more--then you have thick hair. If the distance around the ponytail is the size of a dime, then you have thin hair.
- Start looking for hairstyles that work for your face shape. How can you tell if the face shape will work for your shape? Look at the face shape of the person modeling the hairstyle. You must also pay attention to the hair texture. Does the person have thick hair or thin hair. These will be important factors for determining if that hairstyle will work for you. Some great places to look for hairstyles include
- [1]Hairstyles Galleries
- [2]Celebrity Hair
- [3]Hair Styles Resources
- [4]Prom Hairstyles
- [5]Hair Bangs
- [6]Prom Hair Styles Show
- [7]Mens Hair Styles
- Schedule a consultation appointment with a stylist. Some salons will offer a free consultation to discuss your proposed hairstyles. During the consultation you can bring in a copy of the hairstyle that you like and ask the stylist if he or she thinks it will work for you and your faceshape. The stylist is your best source of advice for finding a new hairstyle that looks good.
Video
Hairstyles that are very popular today
Tips
- Another great option to changing your hairstyle without a drastic change is to add bangs. There are many different types of bangs that can be added to create a whole new look. If you aren't quite sure about cutting bangs (since it takes so long to grow them out) is to get some wispy side bangs. The length of the bang is just past your eyebrows and if you don't like the bang, they can simply be styled in with the rest of your hair.
Article provided by wikiHow, a wiki how-to manual. Please edit this article and find author credits at the original wikiHow article on How to Find Hairstyles. All content on wikiHow can be shared under a Creative Commons license.
How to find great hairstyles
How to Find Hairstyles
from wikiHow - The How to Manual That You Can Edit
At some point in time, everyone becomes tired of their hairstyle. Maybe you need a small change, maybe you are looking for a big change. Find out how to find hairstyles that will make you look your very best.
Steps
- Finding hairstyles used to be very cumbersome. You had to buy tons of women's magazines and then spend hours pouring thru them to find just the right style you are looking for. Some magazines are better than others, but it was still very time consuming.
- Now with the Internet, you can find hairstyles so much faster and even find places where you can try them on before you get your hair cut.
- Determine your face shape. Face shape is the pivotal factor in any good hairstyle. It is sort of like 'what size do you wear'. If you wear a size 8 pants, you wouldn't want to buy a size 10 pants or a size 6 pants, would you? The same goes for your hairstyle.
- To figure out what shape you are, pull all of your hair back off your face and stand in front of a mirror. Trace the outline of your face on the mirror with a bar of soap. Stand back and look at the shape you have drawn. There are 5 basic face shapes - oval, round, heart, diamond and square. And most face shapes are a combination of one of these 5.
- Determine your hair type. If you hair is super thin, you might not look good in a hairstyle that is suited for thicker hair. The rule of thumb is if you pull all your hair back into a ponytail and the distance around the ponytail is the size of a quarter or more--then you have thick hair. If the distance around the ponytail is the size of a dime, then you have thin hair.
- Start looking for hairstyles that work for your face shape. How can you tell if the face shape will work for your shape? Look at the face shape of the person modeling the hairstyle. You must also pay attention to the hair texture. Does the person have thick hair or thin hair. These will be important factors for determining if that hairstyle will work for you. Some great places to look for hairstyles include
- [1]Hairstyles Galleries
- [2]Celebrity Hair
- [3]Hair Styles Resources
- [4]Prom Hairstyles
- [5]Hair Bangs
- [6]Prom Hair Styles Show
- [7]Mens Hair Styles
- Schedule a consultation appointment with a stylist. Some salons will offer a free consultation to discuss your proposed hairstyles. During the consultation you can bring in a copy of the hairstyle that you like and ask the stylist if he or she thinks it will work for you and your faceshape. The stylist is your best source of advice for finding a new hairstyle that looks good.
Video
Hairstyles that are very popular today
Tips
- Another great option to changing your hairstyle without a drastic change is to add bangs. There are many different types of bangs that can be added to create a whole new look. If you aren't quite sure about cutting bangs (since it takes so long to grow them out) is to get some wispy side bangs. The length of the bang is just past your eyebrows and if you don't like the bang, they can simply be styled in with the rest of your hair.
Article provided by wikiHow, a wiki how-to manual. Please edit this article and find author credits at the original wikiHow article on How to Find Hairstyles. All content on wikiHow can be shared under a Creative Commons license.
Oils Haul: Got My Coconut, Grapeseed & Avocado Oil
I went to Planet Organic food store and found some Avocado oil (finally), Organic virgin coconut oil, and grapeseed oil.I can't wait to add these oils into my regimen. I'm thinking about adding them to my protein conditioners and using EVOO (Extra virgin olive oil) and Honey strictly for my moisture deep conditioners - we'll see.
Side note, I'm so glad I found non-deodorized virgin coconut oil close to home and for a reasonable price ($11). It's so rare!
♥ Sunshyne
Thickness Comparison
No growth, but the thickness is there :) I gotta up my game "go hard or go home" is what its all about right now - and I will.
♥ Sunshyne
Quick Hair Update
I relaxed today(6.18.09). Everything went well. Applied coconut oil the day before and the day of my relaxer. I used ORS Olive Oil Lye Normal Strength (as you all know), did a mid step protein treatment with Hollywood Beauty Carrot Oil Cholesterol (stylist's choice), Neutralized (3x's), trimmed, roller set, blow dried a bit and that's it!I got a little trim since I haven't had one since November 2008. I don't notice a huge difference in growth this time around. I SLACKED OFF big time applying the Castor oil to my scalp. I'm kicking myself right now. In total, I missed about 2-3 wks of the challenge i.e. vacation, busy with business and just straight up forgetting :(
However, I do see and feel a difference where thickness is concerned. My hair feels like it has more weight (stronger & heavier - Thanks to the Protein Is My BFF) and the health has improved tremendously. I'm happy with my hair right now :)
I barely have photo's of this relaxer b/c I have NO CAMERA. I'm deeply saddened by this. I was lucky to take photo's of my braid out since I was at my girls house. I have more photo's on Hairlista. You can also check out the Right hand column "Recent Hair Photos" for more pics.
Oh - I picked up a bottle of my beloved Jamaican Black Castor Oil so I'm back in businesssss.
(sorry for the horrible photo's, these were taken with my phone and bad lighting)
♥ Sunshyne
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