All Posts Tagged With: "Hair Styling Tools"
Hot Celebrity Trend: Hippie Hairstyles
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Channel your inner earth momma by throwing on a headband and working a middle part
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 Maybe the headband-around-your-forehead look isn’t for you – it seems like only Mischa Barton can pull that look of and it’s a stretch. But that doesn’t mean you can’t wear braids and twists or natural waves with a center part. Let these celebrities show you how to embrace your inner flower child. |
Break Out of Your Hairstyle Rut
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Got 10 minutes to spare? That’s all you need to easily and dramatically change your look
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 It’s so easy for us to get into a routine of styling our hair the exact same way every day. But how boring is that? Shake things up with one of these new styles, there are plenty to choose from so you can find a new look no matter what hair cut you have. |
Meg Ryan Hair Photos
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From long, layered hairstyles to her famous choppy bob, here are all the looks we’ve loved through the years
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 She keeps a low profile, but we never stop finding inspiration in Meg Ryan’s many hairstyles. Here’s a roundup of her best looks from today through the “When Harry Met Sally” days. |
Picture-Perfect Bridal Hair
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Look no further, a gorgeous style for your big day is right here
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 Planning (or invited to) a winter wedding? Then check out these easy hairstyle how-tos. You’ll look gorgeous on the big day with minimal effort. |
Braided Hairstyle How-Tos
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Tips on how to pull off these braided styles
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 Whether your hair is fine like “Gossip Girl” star Blake Lively’s or thick like Anne Hathaway’s, you can easily wear at least one of these stunning styles. See how. |
Get the Look:Lindsay Lohan on the Cover of Harper’s Bazaar Magazine December 2008 Issue
Lindsay Lohan graces the Cover of Harper’s Bazaar Magazine December 2008 issue.
Are you wondering how to achieve Lindsay Lohan’s beautiful haircolor on the December 2008 cover of Harpers Bazaar? Tracey Cunningham, Redken Creative Consultant for Color, is the mastermind behind creating this rich, warm haircolor result and shares the key shades she used to achieve Lindsay’s haircolor.
Watch Lindsay Lohan behind the scene of her cover photo shoot for Harper’s Bazaar December 2008 edition:
Tracey used Redken Shades EQ Equalizing Conditioning Color Gloss 08C Cayenne, 09G Vanilla Crème, 09AA Papaya. Shades EQ Equalizing Conditioning Color Gloss is the #1 long-lasting, no-lift, non-ammonia, demi-permanent haircolor in the U.S.,
Make Your Hair Look 10 Years Younger
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Get advice on nursing drab, graying hair back to health
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 We get this question a lot, so here’s our answer, backed by a celebrity hairstylist. |
Limited Edition ghd IV Dark and Pure stylers: Which One Are You?
Think fast: Which would you prefer? Balenciaga bondage platform heels or a pair of French sole flats? A quick and dirty escape to St. Tropez or a perfectly orchestrated Parisian holiday? A few double martinis with Blair or an afternoon Bellini with Serena? Having trouble deciding? ghd understands: There’s something seductive about the dark and the pure, especially in matters of style. To appeal to both sides of your dichotomous nature, ghd launches the ghd IV Dark and Pure stylers.
Sexy Bond Girl Hairstyles
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From “Quantum of Solace” to the days of Sean Connery, see the hair looks we love and how to steal ’em
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 So most people (er, guys) watch James Bond movies for the action, the cars and the gadgets. But we watch them to see how the Bond girls strategically seduce Mr. Bond with their beauty (hair and makeup looks to be specific). Which is why we rounded up the hottest hair looks from the many decades of Bond movies and, of course, the newest Bond flick. Read on to learn key tricks on getting these hairstyles at home. |
At-Home & On Budget Holiday Hair Styles
Tips by Celebrity Stylist and “Best of LA 2008” Winner Nelson Chan of Nelson J Salon.
Beverly Hills – Celebrity haircolorist and stylist Nelson Chan, also founder of the eco-friendly Nelson J salon in Beverly Hills, offers some quick tips for styling hair for the holidays without having to go into the salon.
Everyone is worried about the economy at this time, and holiday spending always puts pressure on individuals as well as entire families, so I thought it would be great to give girls and women some ideas of how to creatively style their hair at home this year,” offers Chan, who was recently named “Best of LA” by Los Angeles Magazine for “ammonia-free haircoloring” (August 2008). “Being able to style hair at home versus going to the salon may save anywhere between $50 – $100 this season.”
Fun, Sexy Curls Using Hot Rollers:
– Choose the right size rollers for you (large rollers create loose curls or soft waves, while small rollers create tighter curls and waves)
– Take 2-inch sections of dry hair and pull the hair at 90 degrees from the head
– Roll the curls away from the face
– Set for 5-10 mins
– Undo the rollers and comb hair with fingers