Bobbed hairstyles are way under-rated in my opinion.
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Bobbed Hairstyles for Straight, Wavy and Curly Hair
Bobbed Hairstyles for Straight, Wavy and Curly Hair
2011/05/21 By
The Best Haircuts to Match Your Face Shape
2011/03/16 By
Filed under: Celebrity Hairstyles Round, square or heart, whatever the shape of your face, you should not be deterred from trying the latest and greatest in celebrity hair trends and styles. From an asymmetrical bob to a bevvy of curls, these celebrities know how to embrace and own their look from head to toe
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The Best Haircuts to Match Your Face Shape
Raven Symone Showing Off Her Natural Hair!
2011/03/09 By
Raven is appearing more in the media since her weight loss, now she’s popped up again due to her new hair do’. She’s natural! In my opinion it looks nice on her
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Raven Symone Showing Off Her Natural Hair!
Can Natural Hair be Trained?
2010/08/14 By
I’ve heard of the so-called concept of “training” natural hair, meaning to have the hair respond a certain way to heat. “Untrained” natural hair would be more unrulely, so to speak. It wouldn’t become silky straight when a blow dryer and pressing comb, or flat iron is applied, but after using these appliances on the hair on a regular basis, the hair will respond “better” by becoming more silky, straight, smooth, straight, and some what limp.
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Can Natural Hair be Trained?
Satin/Silk Pillowcases – Do they really help?
2010/08/08 By
I decided to try the whole satin pillow case idea instead of my satin bonnet or scarf and I find that they can be more damaging than good. Here’s why: Without your hair tied down they create tangles & knots Your hair may not stay on just the pillowcase itself If the air is dry it will still dry out your hair They can’t retain moisture in the hair So now lets review the above reasons; Without your hair tied down they create tangles & knots Absolutely! Although I find that sleeping on a satin or silk pillowcase may keep your hair from being really smashed down, the hair tends to tangle and knot more because it is out and not tied down to prevent friction as you sleep.
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Satin/Silk Pillowcases – Do they really help?
Using Toppik to Provide More Density After a Hair Transplant
2010/02/05 By
If you don’t have enough density to cover a full Norwood 6 with a transplant, what is your opinion of doing light coverage and then using Toppik and/or other concealers (for life) in order to give the appearance of more hair? I’ve posted a couple cases about this. Those with very fine hair will have a harder time obtaining coverage, and the use of concealers with the … [ visit site to read more ]
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Using Toppik to Provide More Density After a Hair Transplant