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Good Hair: A Funny, Informative Doc For Everyone

October 10th, 2009 at 06:38am Under Hair Care

Chris Rock’s first shot at a documentary was spurred on by a simple question his daughter asked: “Daddy, why don’t I have good hair?” Good Hair is Rock’s quest to find out what that is, and why we - men and women, black and white - care so much. It’s not a race relations angle as much as the trailer makes it seem, but rather an investigation into the phenomenon his two young daughters are growing up into: that straight European hair is what’s desirable, beautiful, and worth lots of money and pain to get. Check out Bella’s review , and to hear what I liked about the film, just read more. As a documentarian, Rock excels at putting his subjects at ease, and his experts run the gamut. There are African-American women (particularly actresses like Nia Long and Eve), who can report their feelings firsthand about their hair and the extra pressure from Hollywood they endure to conform. Ice T is hilarious whether he’s talking about silicone or wearing curlers in his hair for mugshots. Rock even gets Maya Angelou and Al Sharpton to deliver some of the documentary’s biggest laughs. Yes, that’s the kind of doc this is - one in which a political figure can make the momentous occasion of lobbying for Martin Luther King Jr. Day into a knee-slapping anecdote. Watching a doc with as many one-liners as a Judd Apatow flick, I left wonder why more comedians don’t make documentaries? Then again, Rock shows that he’s green as a nonfiction filmmaker when he initiates conversations only to abruptly drop them. There is a lot to be said for black women striving for straight hair in a cultural context, and Rock raises this issue, but doesn’t make a strong point about it. Particularly frustrating is Rock’s discovery that most of the human hair sold as weaves in the US comes from India; specifically, from worshipers in India who sacrifice their hair to God in a ritual called Tonsure. Rock shows the Tonsure ceremony and the hair removal, but stops short of questioning what I think is a gross offense. That’s not to say Rock doesn’t have some major revelations; he exposes the harms of sodium hydrochloride, also known as chemical relaxer (street name: “creamy crack”). His tenaciousness at that issue makes me wish he’d delved further into the other important matters of the movie. On the whole, though, this is a solid effort for a first documentary, and it’s surprisingly weighty subject matter. When you might think that he’s gone a bit too far from his own point of reference, he brings it back to why he’s looking at “good hair” in the first place -for his daughter. From salons in Beverly Hills to barber shops in Compton, Rock makes you laugh while opening your eyes to a hairy social subject. Photos courtesy of Roadside Attractions

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How to Detangle Hair

May 19th, 2008 at 05:36am Under Hair Care

Does your hair structure an unsightly mass of tangles after you wash it? It can be frustrating to deal with hair that has a tendency to tangle not to mention the additional duration it takes to remove them without damaging your hair. Need a solution? Here are some steps you can take to detangle hair quickly and easily.

How to detangle hair: Step One

Choose a moisturizing shampoo designed for dry hair and memorize how to shampoo your hair properly. Hair tangles can be the product of rough handling during shampooing. When you wash your hair, concentrate your hand movements around the scalp of your head where the oils and dirt have collected. Manipulate longer hair strands as little as possible during the shampooing process. Pull the shampoo and water down through the longer strands of hair and gently work it through. The less you manipulate your hair, the less tangles you’ll have to deal with.

How to detangle hair: Step Two

Apply a high quality conditioner designed for fine, dry hair. Again, apply the conditioner by pulling it down through the hair rather than rubbing it in. You can plus consider using a leave-in conditioner for additional moisture and detangling potential.

How to detangle hair: Step Three

Dry your hair by patting it with a soft towel. Avoid using any kind of rubbing motion when removing moisture from your hair.

How to detangle hair: Step Four

Once the excess moisture has been removed from your hair, use a wide toothed comb to detangle. Use lengthy flowing strokes of the comb. Never brush wet hair for any reason.

How to detangle hair: Step Five

If you discover tangles that have already formed, apply a small amount of hair conditioner to the tangle to soften it up. You can plus use a spray on detangler or a few drops of rosemary fundamental oil to help loosen the tangled hair.

How to detangle hair: Step Six

It’s best to dry tangled hair naturally, but whether you’re pressed for instance, a blow dryer may be your only option. When using the dryer, comb hair gently with a wide toothed comb. Use the lowest heat possible.

As an additional point, never go to bed with wet hair. You may wake up to a head full of tangles.

By taking a few simple precautions when you wash and dry your hair, you can significantly reduce the risk of tangled, unruly hair. Why not give these tangle-free tips a try?

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Medium Length Hair - Tousled Hairstyle:

May 17th, 2008 at 05:40am Under Hair Care

Charlize Theron
“Sleepwalking”
Los Angele Premiere
03-06-08

There are literally hundreds of hair related websites that advertise “medium” hairstyles but when you get to the various hair spam sites, they usually only contain a few photos that may or may not even remotely be in the realm of what is a medium length hairstyle.Of course we all know that sites like that are basically used as a ruse to attract advertising and not really provide quality hairstyling information.

One such “hair spam site” even proclaims on the front page that medium length hair is the easiest of all lengths to style.

Note:  To read more about Charlize Theron’s fab celeb hairstyles check out:  Hair & Hairstyling Tips: Charlize Theron’s Retro 1920s Flapper Hairstyle

Ironically I do not share that opinion.  Having receive literally thousands of emails for the past ten years asking for hairstyling advise from consumers as well as attending Cosmo school, I believe that medium length can be some of the most challenging tresses to style.  Why? 

In some cases medium length hair is not long enough to easily wrap up into a twist or bun but too long to spike or finger wave with ease.

When cut and styled well, I do believe that medium length hair can be styled into some of the most gorgeous styles around.  Take for example the recent hairstyle worn by the always gorgeous Charlize Theron at the Premiere of Sleepwalking in Los Angeles.

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Humidity and Frizzy Hair

May 17th, 2008 at 05:36am Under Hair Care

With the lovely month of spring upon us and summer just around the corner, the season of frizzy hair caused by humidity is here. You don’t have to hide your hair under a hat anymore when it is a hot, humid day. There are a number of fantastic products that will not only end your frizzies that get brought to life by humid conditions, you will also be protecting and moisturizing your hair.

Nexxus Retexxture is a star in the line of products that will help take care of the hot and humid frizzies. The product works by sealing the cuticle of the hair to smooth the hair and this in turn eliminates frizz. You will be left with hair that is soft, shiny and frizz free. Another great product in the line of products that help fight frizz is found in the Sexy Hair line of hair care items. It is Silky Sexy Hair and comes in a pump spray bottle. It is a mixture of proteins and silicones that will strengthen your hair and help it avoid frizzing.

For something that works as well as it smells, check out the Kusco-Murphy Lavender Cream. The cream promotes curls not frizz and can be used on either wet or dry hair with equally outstanding results. It gives your hair a light, yet flexible hold and will stand that test against humid conditions. You no longer have to run and get your scarf or hat when you see it is going to be a humid day. Use these products on your hair and you won’t have to be the girl with the frizzy hair on a humid day anymore!

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Keep it Blonde with Graham Webb

May 17th, 2008 at 05:35am Under Hair Care

Vivid Color Pure Blonde Shampoo brings relief to blonde hair that may be feeling a little over-processed and while cleaning your hair, it also brightens blonde highlights in natural and color-treated blondes by removing build-up and neutralizing the orangey and brassy tones. This allows your hair’s beautiful true blonde color to shine through. A combination of Thermacore Complex and the exclusive Vivid Color Complex that is only found in Graham Webb products, will protect, nourish and shield your hair from the dulling effects of sunlight.

The other side of the Pure Blonde Shampoo is the fabulous conditioner that goes along with it. Vivid Color Pure Blonde Conditioner helps also brightening the blonde and removing the brassy tones that can develop. This product will also moisturize and detangle your hair for an easy comb-through before styling. Another great product for blonde hair is Vivid Color Golden Blonde Shampoo that brings out the warm tones of the golden blonde in both natural and color treated hair. This shampoo not only cleans hair from the build up of daily living and styling products, it also protects and nourishes your hair to keep it looking its very best.

Along with the Shampoo that enhances your beautiful blonde color, there is a conditioner as well. Vivid Color Golden Blonde Conditioner also protects the golden tones you want in your hair and minimizes the brassy tones you don’t. This conditioner will add moisture to dry hair, condition and detangle for easy styling after your wash your hair. This conditioner also has a combination of Thermacore Complex and the Graham Webb exclusive Vivid Color Complex. Not only will your blonde hair look beautiful, it will feel beautiful too with Graham Webb products.

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Dealing With Oily Scalp

May 17th, 2008 at 05:34am Under Hair Care

Do you have to deal with the annoyance of an oily scalp on a daily basis? If so, then you should know that you are not alone. There are a good number of people all over the world who have to deal with the same oily scalp issues that you do. You want to get a great product that will help you with your oil scalp, but you do not want to do anything to dry out the rest of your hair. Often times, this ends up being one of those famous catch 22 situations that you cannot seem to get out of.

Whether you have tried products to aid in oily scalp or not, you must know that you have options when it comes to fixing this problem. There are a bunch of amazing products available for oily scalp that will not leave you penniless afterward. A very versatile option is the Formulas Ecoly Cucumber Oily Hair Shampoo. This magnificent shampoo can be used on a regular, daily basis or even once or twice a week as a special treat for your oily scalp. You will be amazed at how easily this shampoo will work to help fix your oily scalp without drying out the rest of your hair.

The bottom line is, sometimes your hair can be a hassle. Everyone can end up having a bad hair day from time to time. The best thing that you can remember is that there is a product out there for everyone, especially if you are looking to keep your oily scalp under control.

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Luxurious Deep Conditioning

May 17th, 2008 at 05:33am Under Hair Care

Is your hair longing for a fabulous deep conditioning treatment? If so, you may be thinking about booking yourself a visit to one of the finest salons in your area to get it done. However, you need to know that you do not need to spend all kinds of money at the salon to get the deep conditioning results that you are longing for. There are plenty of cool products that you can buy and bring home so that you can take charge of your hair treatments for yourself. Just imagine how much money you will be able to save!

Have you ever heard of the Sebastian line of truly wonderful hair care products? Well, if you have then you may have already heard about the Sebastian Penetrait Deep Conditioning Treatment that is possibly the most amazing treatment that you can buy. This is because this deep conditioning treatment is the very same formula that you can get when you schedule a visit to your salon. You will be extremely happy when you see the results of shine, strength and sheer beauty that you will get when you try this stuff.

Another cool find is the Redken All Soft Heavy Cream. Many people like to use this product as a once a week treat to help give their hair the deep conditioning that it needs so much. You will be very excited at just how well this deep conditioning treatment can control your frizz and help you achieve very desirable results.

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Destroy Your Dandruff

May 17th, 2008 at 05:33am Under Hair Care

If you happen to be one of the millions of people who have the annoying problem of dandruff, you must be on the lookout for something that will get rid of it for you. Many of the products that are available today are only geared to just manage or handle your dandruff for a short period of time. By purchasing the right products that are geared toward eliminating your dandruff, you are sure to get the most out of your money.

Luckily for you, if you have to deal with dandruff, there are all kinds of great shampoos that will work to help you destroy your dandruff problem. No longer will you have to use a smelly dandruff shampoo to soothe your scalp. Now, you can use Scruples Clearet Dandruff & Deodorizing Shampoo to help you in the battle with your scalp. This stuff not only does the trick to end the nasty problem of flakes, it also smells terrific, with amazing botanical and organic extracts.

Another terrific dandruff fighter is the Biosilk Dandruff Control Shampoo. This stuff is made with some truly fabulous all natural ingredients that are put together to exfoliate your scalp and help get rid of even the worst dandruff problems. You can rest easy when you know that you have only the best, natural ingredients on your side. Forget about treating your dandruff with harsh chemicals when you have herbs and fantastic botanicals on your side. The best part about products like these are that you do not have to spend a million dollars in order to look like it.

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50 Points to Pretty

April 27th, 2008 at 07:35pm Under Hair Care

    HAIR

  1. Try that cheap DIY conditioner at domestic: Mix together a cup of olive oil, one egg, and half lemon. Massage all by tresses. Rinse well.
  2. For instant volume, flip head by, with your fingers, ruffle up hair at the roots. Spritz on hair spray, thereupon style in place.
  3. Create big braids before going to bed, and unravel them the next day. Voila! Sexy curls.
  4. Use a little lotion to tame frizz or fly-away.
  5. Got greasy hair, but have no instance to wash your tresses? Smoothing a small amount of baby powder all by your hair does the trick!
  6. Try that five-second tress make-over: Change your hair part.
  7. FACE FRESHENERS

  8. Mix oatmeal, water and milk:For an instant exfoliating face mask.
  9. Rub an ice dice onto the apples of your cheeks for a naturally rosy glow. that reduces bloatedness, stimulates circulation, and makes you look more relevant.
  10. Chill tea bags in the fridge. Place by eyes to reduce puffiness.
  11. Wet small face towel, and freeze overnight in a sealed plastic bag. Stash at the bottom of your backpack, and use it to freshen up mid-day.
  12. Feeling pale? Dot on a little lippie on your cheeks, and blend for an easy shot of color.
  13. Say yes to girly, curly hair–the bouncier and fluffier, the more gorgeous! Here’s how: Work in volumizing mousse all by mane. Blast with hot air, and twirl tresses up in a big clamp. (If you’ve got thick tresses, do that in three sections.) Keep for about an hour, unravel, soon after set with flexible hairspray. Pinch ends with a little wax to seal in curls.
  14. Try that instant wake-upper:
    Fill an atomizer with cold water, and spry all by face whenever you feel sluggish.
  15. If it’s hot external, skip the makeup.
    Just pat on a little powder under your eyes and on the slide on the sides of your nose to even out blotchy skin. Finish with a sweep of gloss, and your all set.
  16. Do your peepers feel tired?
    Cup hands by eyes; the warmth from your palms soothes tired ojos.
  17. Wear pearl earrings.
    They light up your face instantly!
  18. Load up on health foods like broccoli, carrots and spinach.
    Vitamins found in fruits and veggies aid in the growth and repair of assured tissues, help improve skin elasticity, and slow down your body and brain’s aging process.
  19. Quit smoking.
    Or you’ll age faster (smoking causes fine lines around the mouth), have greyish and stupid skin (from lack of oxygen)–oh, and poor breath. How pretty is that?
  20. Walk tall.
    Good posture (tummy in, back straight, shoulders square) makes you look taller, leaner, more confident.
  21. Smile. It’s been proven: a genuine smile is the greatest (and cheapest!) prettifier.
  22. Think happy thoughts and feel positive. A happy, carefree vibe lights up your face and makes you look additional pretty and approachable.
  23. Post a list of your positive traits on your reflect. whether you have reasons to feel good about yourself, it will show in your appearance.
  24. Soak up some lazy days! Catch those zzzs, and wake up to prettier and healthier you!
  25. REASONS TO SNOOZE

  26. You’ll ace that exam.
    Getting ample sleep (instead of staying up all night cramming) ups your chances of doing well in an exam. Sleeping recharges our brain cells–so get at least eight hours of sleep before heading to accounting course.
  27. You’ll get an instant glow.
    There’s nothing like a good-night’s sleep. You emit an inner glow you get only from being well-rested. When you’re asleep, that’s when your body repairs regenerates blood, cells, and muscles! Don’t hit the sack and dark, under eye circles and pimples come about–not to mention, the blah factor that makes you additional cranky through out the day.
  28. You’ll have better concentration.
    Lack of sleep results in reduced concentration and slower reaction moment. Getting those zzzs will help you stay focused and more observant.
  29. DID YOU KNOW…
    Counting sheep to doze off is a myth; it will actually stimulate your brain.
  30. BEAT INSOMNIA BY…

  31. going to bed (and waking up) at the same date everyday. that trains your body to develop a regular sleep sample.
  32. not watching TV in bed. Better yet, keep it out of your room. Use your bed mainly for sleeping, and your body and intellect will follow.
  33. avoiding caffeine and alcohol at least three hours before bedtime. Drink a glass of warm milk to help you sleep soundly.

    FAB SKIN

  34. Slather on some body oil after a shower, while skin is still damp. The oil will seal in moisture and keep skin baby-soft all day.
  35. Find your signature get-happy scent.
    Aside from lifting your spirits, others will remember you every duration they smell it.
  36. When buying perfume, choose the eau de toilette version.
    It’s lighter (and cheaper) than eau de parfum (which is too strong for our humid climate anyway).
  37. Dark elbows bothering you?
    Rub half a lemon (which has natural bleaching ingredients) by shady spots. next apply unscented lotion to counteract the drying effects of the juice.
  38. Want your scent to go the distance?
    The secret is in layering. Start with a bath gel. next smooth on body lotion, and finish with a light spray of cologne in the same perfume.
  39. Drink water to purify and rehydrate your body.
    This translates to fresher, firmer skin. whether you don’t like the taste of water, try squirting a little lemon or calamansi to build it easier to down.
  40. Wear sun block everyday.
    If you don’t like the sticky feel of lotions, opt for a spray-on formula.
  41. When shaving, let your shower gel or shaving cream sit on skin for a few minutes before using the razor.
    This softens hair and gives you a smoother shave.
  42. Smooth on lotion or body oil 20 minutes before taking a bath.
    In the shower, use a loofah to exfoliate; you’ll notice how much dead skin you slough off. Skin will feel super soft afterwards.
  43. Soften cracked heels with a rich night cream or petroleum jelly before bedtime.
    Slip on cotton socks to seal in moisture.
  44. EASY MAKEUP

  45. Buy cosmetic products that do more than double duty so you get more value for your money.
  46. Don’t know where to apply blush?
    Smile, soon after pinch your cheeks (where you feel them pop up). Brush on blush on the rosy areas.
  47. Reduce the redness of a pimple with Visine eye drops or by holding an ice dice by it for a few seconds.
    Apply an anti-blemish gel, next pat on concealer.
  48. Run out of liquid liner?
    Run a tiny lip brush by black mascara, and line your eyes with it; you’ll get the same effect.
  49. whether you’ve had a heavy hand with the mascara, de-clump lashes by placing tissue within upper and lower fringes. next blink twice (or until you get rid of excess product).
  50. prepare eye shadow final longer by dusting loose powder on eyelids—it will absorb excess oil from your skin.
  51. Curl your lashes to open up your eyes.
  52. For ouch less tweezing, run an ice dice by arches before plucking to numb the area.
  53. Mix liquid foundation and moisturizer, and you’ve got tinted moisturizer in a snap!
  54. Exfoliate lips by mixing lip balm and sugar, the gently massaging onto lips.
    Rinse, and slick on more balm.

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Healthy hair can be yours

March 29th, 2008 at 08:28am Under Hair Care

hairDo-it-yourself healthy hair? What do you mean, you thought hair had to do with genetics?

To an extent, it does. You can’t change your hair’s thickness, for instance. But with the right diet you can have do-it-yourself healthy hair.

Web MD has published a list of the top ten foods to eat for healthy hair. whether you are health-conscious, the good news is that you are probably already eating many of these foods. So have you looked in the reflect lately? whether your hair has great body and shine, your diet may be to thank.

For example, whether you eat lots of salmon or other sources of omega-3 fatty acids, you will combat dry scalp and hair. Dark green veggies contain vitamins that help construct sebum, you body’s natural hair conditioner.

Check the Web MD article for all ten foods and you’ll be on your way to healthy, beautiful hair.

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How to Beehive Your Hair

March 17th, 2008 at 06:33am Under Hair Care

You Will Need:

  • A fine toothed comb
  • Hairgrips (lots!)
  • Hairspray (lots!)

This is my original photo; as you can see I have my hair scraped back into a ponytail. It has not been washed since yesterday and still has yesterday’s hair products in (lovely, I know!). that is fundamental for a beehive “do. You cannot create it with clean hair as it is too soft and slippery.

First you need to back comb most of your hair so that it stands up like that. that entails holding your hair up in vertical sections and combing it backwards so that the hair sticks up and out in many crazy directions. As you can see I am looking like Russell type on a particularly unkempt day. Be careful not to go too overboard on the back-combing; whether you create too many tangles you will end up with a big matted mess that will have to be cut out of your hair. Once you have created a satisfactory mess out of your hairspray liberally with hairspray.

Then use your fingertips (and to a lesser extent palms-but not too much, they will assemble your hair lose its shape) to fold the hair in on itself and create a smooth shape on the top of your head. Do not over-handle at that stage or your bee-hive will lose its shape and you will have to go back to back-combing again; at that stage that is painful. whether you are happy with your hair in that style (think Amy Winehouse) that is the final step for you. Go out and impress with your stylish, statement “do.

You can create a more formal look by clipping up the remaining sections of your hair. I love wearing my hair like that and always feel like Audrey Hepburn or a bride when I do. Accessorise with virtually anything; scarves, clips, even artificial flowers. Take your comb and a mini-spray out with you in case of any ‘hive emergencies.

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The Five Biggest Hair Highlighting Mistakes Most Women Make

February 14th, 2008 at 07:20am Under Hair Care

Highlighting can give your hair added dimension and manufacture you look more vibrant and youthful. When done incorrectly it can be a catastrophe. Before taking the step of highlighting your hair, it’s urgent to be aware of all the options available to you as well as what will flatter your hair and complexion. Unfortunately, many women jump into coloring or highlighting their hair without doing their research which results in less than pleasing final results. Here are some of the mistakes women build when highlighting their hair:

Going Too Light

Highlighting is meant to enhance your natural hair shade, not completely change the color. Highlighted hair looks best when subtle gradations of color are skillfully woven into your hair to add depth and dimension. whether you have dark brown hair, it’s not going to be flattering to add platinum blonde highlights. The contrast is just too great. With highlighting, subtle is often better.

Going Too Chunky

Big chunky highlights are a difficult look to carry off and nearly always look unnatural. While that may be an interesting style for a special occasion, will you want to wear it on a daily basis to the office? Consider whether you might be happier with a more natural look particularly whether you work in a conservative environment. Definitely stay absent from chunks of colors not found in nature such as bright orange or purple. that look is best saved for Halloween.

Choosing the Wrong Color

You’ll be happier with your highlighting whether you choose a color that compliments your complexion. In general colors with beige or ash undertones aren’t flattering to most skin tones. Try adding warmer shades of highlights with subtle hints of gold to look more youthful and less artificial. Before making a big change, it’s best to refer with a color specialist to determine which shades will work best with your specific skin tone.

Allowing Roots to Show

Nothing is more unflattering than highlighted hair with two inches of dark roots. whether you choose highlights that are more than two to three shades lighter than your natural hair, upkeep may be a problem. Do you really want to highlight your hair every six weeks? whether you keep your highlights shut in shade to your natural hair color, you’ll require less upkeep and your roots won’t be as obvious.

Doing it Yourself

Highlighting can be a tricky proposition since you’re adding various gradations of color. Unless you’re a hairdresser, you’re probably best getting your highlighting done by a professional. A hairdresser can help you choose the shades that are right for your skin and hair. Although it may be more expensive to use the services of a hair salon, it can be even more costly trying to right a poorly done highlighting job.

If you’re considering hair highlighting, consider seeking the advice of a licensed hair color specialist. It could save you a lot of money and headaches.

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Hair Dye: Foe or Friend?

February 9th, 2008 at 07:54am Under Hair Care

I’d like to share a little secret with you, move in a little closer…. It’s not that strange to find women fitting gray earlier and more often than ever before. Stress, anxiety and that darn heredity have left many of us wondering what precisely is our natural hair color any who? A sad state of affairs,to be certain, to have to depend on L’Oreal or Clairol to define our most glorious asset. Unfortunately, it’s just one more thing we have to add on the list of beauty rituals. Count it among, plumping our lips with the latest collagen craze or lifting our skin with the most advanced magical skill. Dyeing our hair should be forever considered a vitally vital task to our overall beauty regime.

Some will argue that going natural would probably be a bit more nourishing for our soul. After all, gray is endearing, sophisticated and distinguished. I would agree whether we were discussing Sean Connery or the very good-looking Phil Donahue. But, let’s get real here, gray can take a drastic toll on sex appeal. Pure and simple. Gray reminds most of sweet silver-haired grannies of yesteryear. Gray can additionally conjure up past images of dowdy librarians and gracious English teachers. I don’t know about you all, but I’d like to keep heads turning until my final living breath. I, absolutely, do know how shallow I’m coming off. I additionally do know, that whether we’re being honest here, I stand in the majority.

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. I would like to be beheld in sensual glances. I would like my gorgeous dark curly hair to be admired, to be imagined in fantasies real and make-believe. I would like to hold on to my lasting youth with clenched hands and until my final visible breath. Too much to ask? Perhaps. Although, I’ll take my chances in that superficial world we’ve all come to know and love.

Blond ambition, fire-red glamour and incredible chestnut manes adorn us, wrap us in confidence and seal our first impressions. Hair dye is only fitting more technologically advanced and has even been touted as allowing our hair to become even more healthy than ever before. Possibly, the greatest beauty invention of our date or at least mine. I bow to the genius who invented something so simple yet so powerfully illuminating. Frosting, highlighting, low-lights, bleaching and glossing. Musical words that ring sweet. To dye or not to dye? There really is not question. As far as I’m concerned, I’ll be the 99 year old woman getting into the jag with cascading aburn tresses and 6-inch stillheto heels.

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