Archive for the Hair Care Products Category
Posted on August 11, 2010 with No Comments
Have you ever wondered how Anna Kenndrick’s hair is as beautiful as it is, or how you can get hair like that? Here are the step by step instructions on how to get gorgeous hair like Anna Kenndrick. The trick is as soon as you get our of the shower apply argan oil to you hair let it set for about 15 minutes, then fix your hair like normal. The argan oil will allow your hair to hold moisture while cutting the drying time in half. It will live your hair soft and totally without frizz or static cling. After you blow dry your hair curl it then fix as normal.. Your hair will be soft shiny and elegant just like Anna Kenndrick.
Posted on June 23, 2010 with No Comments
They way a man wears his facial hair can be a window deep into his soul. Here are some of the finer points
The Lumberjack (Full Beard)
Your Opinion: It says your in touch with your inner-self, you love a good book, you have a softer side, and you are a manly man.
Her Opinion: It has been a while sine i have dated, there is something terribly wrong with my face i am trying to hide. I used to be the man.
We Expect: For this person to be an outdoors-man who gets pedicures.
The Brawler (Goatee)
Your Opinion: I know what i am doing, i don’t always stay in the lines, business in the front party in the back, i’ll try anything once.
Her Opinion: Must be a redwings fan, do your socks even match, why can’s i stop looking at your mouth.
We Expect: Definite boy scout leader.
The Belushi (Mutton Chops)
Your Opinion: I like to make things with my hands, and i do what i want when i want.
Her Opinion: Way to desperate, and sort of creepy.
We Expect: Winy boy that talks about his feeling way to much and cry at most movies.
The Mountain Man (Bushy Beard)
Your Opinion: I am laid back, i don’ sweat the small stuff, i eat a lot of granola.
Her Opinion: He rarely bathes, and something keeps moving around in his beard.
We Expect: You are so laid back we have to repeat our selves ten times just to get the point across.
The Choir Boy (Clean Shaven)
Your Opinion: I look good, my face is so smooth, chicks love it.
Her Opinion: What are you 12? Go back to your frat house.
We Expect: You to be a starbucks, working on your poetry.
The Thinker (Soul Patch)
Your Opinion: I still look pretty young, i’m hip, i am good at texting and i know what a blog is.
Her Opinion: He must have been jock in the 80’s.
We Expect: Dude I love matchbox 20.
The Faux Beard (Chin Strap)
Your Opinion:I have a beard, but a clean one, i am a real man, nysinc was pretty good.
Her Opinion: Nice beard it really goes great with your popped collar.
We Expect: You love those slow jams like Boyz 2 Men.
Posted on May 17, 2010 with No Comments
Texturized hair looks great on many different types of people. It also looks great with almost every hair type, color or length.
You hair cut does not define who you are or your age but your age can definitely define you hair cut, as well all know.
Texturized hair can add volume to thinning and wispy hair types which are common among older people. It is also very popular with younger generations as well and best of all it is easy to do.
The first thing you need to do is make sure you have the right cut for yo body type and facial features. The unevenness comes from chopping the hair with a straight razor. Make sure your styles has plenty of experience doing this, the last thing you want is some razor wielding amateur slicing and dicing on your noggin. Razoring does not damage the hair, it just takes weight off giving it texture and depth.
With the proper style the hair will look smooth and rugged. For a more edgy look use a flat iron. Separate the hair into chunks, and run the straightener through each group to get max style-ability.
The right styling products are very important to getting that edgy look. You need a good styling paste or gel depending on what look you are going for. You are looking for a stiff hold that still gives you hair movement. You don’t want to lock it in place.
Wax and pomades are very popular as well, just don’t go over board a little goes a long way. The thicker the hair the heavier product you will want to use, but if you have thin hair and use a heavy product it will weight you hair down and freeze it into place.
Once you apply the product always use a spray afterward to give it a more edgy modern look. Simply spray some on your fingers and rub into your hair, tease and restyle.
This summer short is the way to go. If you have a short cut then this is perfect for you. Its sexy, fun and flirty and can also looks good on men.
Posted on April 14, 2010 with No Comments
One of the best hairstylists of today Tara Smith using her extensive knowledge of the hair care industry has created her very own line of hair care products.
Quoted as saying “Tested on film stars, not on animals,” her debut will be on April 15th in New York City hosted by Donna Karan, Duane Reade is also rumored to make an appearance in Herald Square on April 15, from noon to 2pm.
The product line is also a smash in the United Kingdom, the products are naturally based. They do not contain parabens, sodium laureth sulphates, glycols, artificial coloring, synthetic fragrances and animal derivatives, Tara’s line it targeted to be green and eco friendly.
Here number one priority is healthy hair and that is what she is trying to instill with her product line. It is a salon quality green line for an affordable price, you can’t beat that.
Tara collaborated with Dr. Roger Barr, who has worked with The Body Shop, Rimmel, and Cosmetica, to create products using natural ingredients like bamboo, avocado, olive oil, marine algae, soy, aloe, and yeast extracts, to get the best results using natural ingredients.
You might recognize some of the stars who have used the products Marisa Tomei, Demi Moore, and Rosario Dawson, the products have had fabulous reviews.
“Marisa’s a huge fan of my Base Coat Serum. I’ve worked with her for 10 years, but she won’t let anyone do her hair without putting that in first,” she said, “With Demi, it was my Straight Away and Big Baby Shampoos.” which we love as well.
With products like the C Curls and Feed the Root Shampoos and Conditioners, a Top Coat Glosser, and Rock On Hard Hold Styling Gel which help hydrate, feed hair and make it grow faster we say this line is a hit.
“I think people shouldn’t be nervous and they have to understand that it’s going to feel different because the products don’t contain all of those harsh chemicals,” said Smith.
The Tara Smith Hair Care Range ($5.95-$9.95) is now available at Duane Reade stores nationwide.
Posted on March 30, 2010 with No Comments
Many of my friends and subscribers to this blog have told me 2009 was tough. Decreasing clientele as well as a reduction of sale of in-house products such as shampoos, conditioners and styling aids.
The goods news is that 2010 has started out stronger than expected. Typically hair products whoesalers, reps and salons expect a slowing in the winter (after New Year) and another slow period in the Fall. Reports I get back are that January and Febuary were not bad, though March has been soft.
Hopefully this is a good sign that the increase in the stock market and build-up of business in the manufacturing and technology sectors will trickle down to the folks cutting the hair. We’ll see!?
With that said, Spring is here and many folks are planning Spring Break vacations and getting ready for the summer. This a perfect time to increase promotions for new 2010 hairstyles, coloring and to promote new products that have recently been introduced at the shows.
Offering discounts for family cuts as well as clearance sales for products on the shelves can boost traffic and provide a financial boost before kids get out of school. Partnering with local schools, updating signage with fresh messages, and getting your name out there via discount coupon books is a good start.
Another option for improving salon profits is to consider private label hair products. If you think this is only for the “big boys and girls”, you might be mistaken. Many manufacturers have formulations that are develoed just waiting for your label or screen. While this may seem like a minor addition for salon management, increases in prices, limited selection from distributors, and minimum quantities can lead to unsold products on the shelves.
Private label can offer a huge improvement in per unit profitability, a wide selection and very low minimums. Its easy and less expensive than you might think. To investigate further, call our favorite hair products manufacturer at 888-909-1658.
While many folks are still feeling the pinch, let’s all look forward to better days ahead in 2010!
Posted on March 11, 2010 with No Comments
Get the short look you want!
Are you looking for versatile styles for your short hair? First you have to have a good short hair cut that has the right proportions and includes all the basic elements of balance, line and movement. The cut should be manageable and the hair should look great in its natural form even before it is styled.
Selecting the best hair style for short hair is part technique and part art. You can easily change your look according to your whim, with the aid of today’s amazing styling tools and products. You can choose from layered styles, shag, bob, curly styles and bangs, among the many options of short hairstyles.
Why Classic Short Hair Styles Are So Great
As in all fashion styles, hairstyle trends come and go. But if you choose a simple bob or pixie cut or the timeless shag, you’re sure you’d never look outdated. These classic hairstyles look gorgeous no matter if you’re young or old; they can even make you look younger.
Another good news is classic styles can easily go hand in hand with modern hairstyles, from super short and sexy to angled and edgy.
Here are some of the best classic-modern combination hairstyles for short hair to consider:
Asymmetrical or Layered Bob
If you want a classic hair style with a twist try going for asymmetrical or layered bob. This hairstyle is a statement of independence and uniqueness and will surely get you noticed. Some may go for the subtle, while others go for the extreme. You can have one side of your bob drastically longer and cut to a different angle than the other or you may choose an inverted bob that’s longer in the front than the back.
Side-swept bangs that are longer than the back is a nice touch, too. For added effects, you may place streaks of color to accentuate the cut and style.
Wavy Pixie Crop
If you want a flirty hairstyle that would look fantastic with your wavy hair, then pixie hair is the answer. A modern variation of this is the messy crop with spiked, wavy top that’s easy to style. Cut hair along the sides as well as the back around two or three inches long with light layering and taper the trim following the head shape.
The crown hair should not exceed below eye-length, also with light layering. This style looks best with the ends of each curl sticking out lightly. Spread a tiny bit of styling gel at the tips to enhance the curls. Add root lifter to your roots for volume and push the bangs upward with a styling gel.
Wild Choppy Short Hairstyle
This is a blend of classic diva style with a modern twist, which is all about layers and textures. The short hairstyle is layered all over and you can make the bangs come to life with highlights and fun, frizzy fringes around the face. Since this hairstyle is designed to be worn messy, it is great for women who don’t have much time fussing over their hair in the morning.
Tousling and volumizing are the only two biggest techniques you need to make the hairstyle work. One of the most versatile styles for short hair, you can wear it tame, in a sophisticated way or on the wild side with some styling gel kneaded through while the hair is semi dry.
So if you’re looking for the best hair styles for short hair to make your morning routine to go a little faster, try the many variations of classic and modern combinations for a snazzy look that won’t take forever to do.
And while you’re at it, here’s one good advice that women with short hair do have to heed: Invest in a blow dryer and some hair styling products such as gel and hair spray.
Posted on February 2, 2010 with 1 Comment
February 2, 2010 - Atlanta, GA - Today Sfree® hair products announces its new line of sulfate-free and paraben-free hair products.
After extensive research and evaluation, Sfree® announced today it has launched its new line of color-safe products developed specifically for improved hair and scalp health.
Sfree Sulfate-Free Hair Products
The products are headlined by a solution for maintaining and improving moisture, a gentle deep-cleaning clarifying shampoo, and a light-weight conditioner.
Sulfates (SLS) and paraben preservatives have long been considered by styling and salon professionals as sources for hair and scalp damage. SLS, most commonly used as a surfactant in OTC , chain, and large discount retailer hair products help save costs, but does little for genuinely improving health.
To the contrary, SLS and parabens are thought to be responsible for many problems women, men and children have with hair growth, scalp diseases, breakage and acute damage. Common problems such as scalp psoriasis, seborrheic dermatitis, dandruff and scalp inflammation are also thought to be triggered in large part by the chemicals found in many store-bought products.
Sfree® new sulfate-free products have natural and organic-based ingredients developed specifically for providing necessary cleansing, protection and conditioning. The use of 20+ botanical extracts help nourish the scalp and hair for improved circulatory delivery of nutrients while helping build volume and protecting from heat and chemical treatment damage.
Sfree®’s three new products - Sfree® MOISTURE Hydrating Shampoo, Sfree® CLARIFY Clarifying Shampoo, and Sfree® LITE CONDITION conditioner are all color-safe and are recommended for use to extend color life and add brilliance.
