Edited by Nicole Vardo
Thanks to the beauty geniuses behind Marie Claire Magazine, we can now have a go to doctor for all things beauty. So, clearly most women refuse to give up the heat, torture, and damage that we purposely put our hair through on a daily. So I say if you can’t drop the tools, might as well just treat your hair to a nice remedy every now and there. Here are 4 DIY remedies, that consist of mostly everything you have in your kitchen.
Edited by Lester Brathwaite
The Countess Luann de Lesseps of Real Housewives of New York “fame” went to her best gay for a dye job and some extensions. Result:
Edited by Amanda Gabriele
With all types of tools and products flying around like hair irons and dye, it’s difficult to to prevent your locks from becoming dry, rough and tangled. But if man-made curls and highlights are just too unbearable to live without, Milbon has the remedy. Neu Due is a three-step process designed to improve hair texture without altering your precious color. Leave-in treatment Aprou is a moisturizer for your hair, important as age takes its toll and hair begins to dry-out. To learn more about these amazing new products and test them firsthand, I stopped by the Milbon Personal Haircare Consultation Bar. After a quick and painless hair texture analysis, these are the products I walked away with and how they have transformed my hair.
Edited by The Fashion Web
SOURCE:Purple People Eater
I think it’s time for a change of hair color. . . Stay Tuned.
Edited by The Fashion Web
So not sure if you remember, but last year around this same time I decided to go to the salon and give my hair a little makeover. (here’s the post I wrote on this) I went from black to a honey brown tone. Well…. after a couple of months with the new lighter shade, I decided to go back to the salon and dye my hair dark brown, problem was, that after about 3 hair washes later, the light brown kept coming back. At times it would even come back looking a bit orange (not cute!) I tried this several times (I waited about 3 months in between hair dyes) and even went to different salons, but had the same problem. I finally decided to just buy one of these at-home hair dyes. I bought this one at Target from Garnier Nutrisse, it was about $7. I bought two boxes, since my hair is pretty long, but ended up only using one box. My mom also told me about another Garnier hair dye that only takes 10 minutes, but they didn’t have it when I went to the store. This was only the second time I had tried dying my hair at home, and it was pretty simple. I do have to say that the smell is a bit strong… I had to open up my bathroom window. So make sure you do it in a well ventilated area.
LINK LOVE:Beauty Review: Garnier Nutrisse Hair Color
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Edited by Saynt
Stylelist, in an attempt to be more like the nightly news, brings us an update that states women who get their hair dyed are 37% more likely to develop liver disease. Mix that with heavy drinking and smoking and we can pretty much make the assumption that DJ Leigh Lezark will be dead by 30. Click here to read the full story.
Edited by Rebecca Alexander
Introducing the industry’s first and only 100% plant based permanent hair dye, ACT (Advanced Cosmetic Technologies) uses breakthrough technology and super-pure botanical extracts to make natural products that are as effective as many over-the-counter brands, and comes in 13 rich colors.
ACT’s vegan-friendly, two-part liquid color system uses renewable and sustainable plant dyes that gently bond to hair without altering hair’s natural pH balance, conditioning while coloring. Planet-friendly from packaging to ingredients, ACT’s carton and insert materials are made from Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) certified paper and 80% post-consumer waste. The packaging is printed with soy-based inks using energy generated by wind power. In addition, the products are also cruelty-free, with absolutely no testing on animals.
Available at select Whole Foods and online through www.actnaturals.com.
