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Spring 2014 Fashion Week Color Of The Runway: Electric Blue
April 7, 2014
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Naomi Campbell Reveals She Is Going to Become a Designer
At the British Vogue Festival in London, Naomi Campbell Reveals She Is Going to Become a Designer. This is exciting news, now the consumer can finally wear clothing that Naomi Campbell has put her personal stamp on. …
Practice Personal Hygiene Daily
Take daily baths or showers. There is no excuse for not taking a shower to clean yourself up. Use soap or liquid foam to cleanse your body and a mild shampoo to cleanse your hair. …
Why You Should Invest In Good Curtains
Insulated, light blocking curtains can help keep your home cooler in the summer and will hold heat in during the winter. Use these in bedrooms and other areas you can zone off during the day. …
Make Great Tasting Snacks With A Food Dehydrator
A food dehydrator is an excellent investment. It allows you to make your own snacks like dried fruits, jerky, and more. It also helps in the preservation of food from the garden like “sun dried” …
Should I Color My Hair at Home?
Hair Quickie: Should I color my hair at home? If, you are looking to do a major color change to your tresses it is always best to get it done professionally.
You will want to seek a hair stylist for color if:
1. Your hair is damaged- You never want to inflict more hair pain.
2. Hair is relaxed- Applying chemicals upon chemicals should not be taken lightly. Let a professional do it right so that your hair stays healthy.
3. Plan on going lighter/darker by 3 shades- This is a drastic change and you may not successfully get the look you want out of a store bought bottle.
Therefore, little color changes such as covering gray hairs to blend with your natural hair tint may be done at home, but bigger jobs should always be done by a professional colorist.
How Often Should I Relax My Hair?
Hair Quickie: How often should I relax my hair? That is an excellent question, but one rule of thumb is to go by hair length. If locks are fashioned in a shorter style, relaxing more often may be necessary to keep your look in place. However, for longer lengths it is recommended to allow 6-12 weeks in-between relaxer treatments.