Tuesday, January 31, 2012

A Bombshell and the beach!

REDKEN UV RESCUE SHIMMERING DEFENSE: $16


I am loving this!  If you are going to hit the beach and get some sun you might as well be deep conditioning your hair at the same time!


What this product does....Redken UV Rescue Shimmering Defense is a daily care protective lotion. This leave-in daily care protective lotion provides a shiny, mica-infused shield to help protect hair from color degradation and the drying effects of sun, sea, and pool. Redken's exclusive Interbond Conditioning System and energizing C2 Solar Complex deliver Vitamin C derivative, UV filter, and Vitamin E derivative, to help protect haircolor and a double dose of ceramide for extra strengthening. Hair is renewed, re-energized, and glamourous with shimmering, dimensional shine.

BOMBSHELL WORDS TO LIVE BY

BOMBSHELL WORDS TO LIVE BY :  a few of my favorite bombshell quotes


"There must be thousands of girls sitting alone like me dreaming about becomng a movie star.  But I'm not going to worry about them, because I'm dreaming the hardest." -Marilyn Monroe

"The two big advantages I had at birth were to have been born wise and to have been born in poverty."-Sophia Loren

"I've never know what it is I was supposed to have had.  All I do know is that sex appeal isn't make-believe.  It's not the way you look or the way you walk or the way you smile, it's the way you are."-Lana Turner

"My approach to beauty begins not with the face or fiqure but with the mind. If you can learn to use your mind as well as you use a powder puff, you will become more truly beautiful." - Sophia Loren



Wednesday, January 25, 2012

Blonde Low Lighting!


This is a picture of my client Ali before and after her new blonde low lights! I use a Paul Mitchell Cream color called 7n mixed with 6nb for her low lights and blondor for her highlights! I love the dimension!

Easy Wedding Hair!

DIY  Wedding Hair! Just curl hair with 1 inch curling iron then put in a high pony tail.  Pull hair around your finger in a loop and then pin hair going down the back of the head !

New Wella Professionals Enrich!



WELL PROFESSIONALS ENRICH MOISTURIZING TREATMENT
I have seen this product written up in countless magazines lately.  So I went out and bought some to try out on my clients and let me tell you Wella did a fantasic job with this product! It leaves the hair smelling amazing and full of moisture and luster! This is a once a week deep condioning treatment! Stop doing protein treatment's ladies! Too much protein without moisture can actually make your hair brittle and promote breakage! As a stylist I would only do a protein treatment once a month if at all.  Don't waste your money most prodcuts now already have all the protein you need in them!

Who want's longer hair and a healthy scalp?











New from Paul Mitchell!  TEA TREE HAIR AND SCALP TREATMENT! This product is amazing! I know many of my clients have been suffering with dry, flakey scalps due to colder weather.  This is perfect for exfoliating the scalp which takes care of any flaking and promotes growth! And don't we all want longer hair! I know I do! Just use this product 2 to 3 times weekly!

Monday, January 23, 2012

How to sew your own extensions

How to sew your own extensions

How to sew your own Extensions
 
You will need
1 packet of Hair (I use 18 inch Indian Remy which is human hair)
15 snap clips (You can buy them at Sally’s or any beauty supply)
Scissors
Thread (The color should match the hair)
Needles
Ruler or Measurement tape
Black permanent marker
First take the hair out of the back and it should be one long track of hair. Cut the large track into 7 smaller pieces.
Cut
1 10 inch row
1 12 inch row
1 13 inch row
4 8 inch rows
You should have enough hair but if your package seems like it falls short then just make 2 8 inch rows instead of 4.
Row #1
After you have all the rows cut. Take the 10 inch row and fold it in half so that the 10 inch row is now a doubled row of 5 inches. You then sew the two rows together so that you have one doubled 5 inch row. Once that is done you can sew your snap clips on each end of the row. I just sew every other hole in the snap clip start with the first hole on the outer edge and then sew the middle and the other outer edge. So you have 3 holes on the top of the snap clips that are attached to the row of hair. You should have one snap clip on each end of the row of hair. After you are finished write a small 1 on each of the clips with a permanent marker so you know where to place the row on your head.
Row #2

Fold the 12 inch row in half and sew it together as one 6 inch row. Do the same steps at you did for row #1. But when you are finished with it write a small 2 on the clips.
Row #3
Fold the 13 inch hair into one doubled 6 ½ inch row. Sew together and sew snap clips to both sides and add one snap clip in the center as well. So you will have 3 snap clips on row 3. You need the extra clip because this is your longest row. After you are finished write a small 3 on the clips.
Rows #4 and #5 (also known as Left #1 and Left #2)
Fold the 8 inch row into one small 4 inch row. Sew together and add snap clips to each side. Write a small L 1 on each clip. This will be your first left clip which is why you write L 1 on it. So this row will be known as Left #1.
Fold another 8 inch row into one small 4 inch row. Sew together and add snap clips to each side. Write a small L 2 on each clip. This will be your second left clip which is why you write L 2 on it. This row is known as Left #2.
Rows # 6 and # 7
Fold an 8 inch row into one small 4 inch row. Sew together and add snap clips to each side. Write a small R 1 on each clip. This will be known as Right #1.
Fold an 8 inch row into one small 4 inch row. Sew together and add snap clips to each side. Write a small R 2 on each clip. This will be known as Right # 2.
 
After you are done and all the rows are numbered you can clip the extensions in your hair. Start at the bottom of your nape and go up an inch and separate your hair. Pull remaining hair up and leave just one inch of your down. Snap in Row #1. Go up about a half inch and separate your hair again and snap in Row# 2. Go up another half inch and snap in Row #3. (if you have long hair you can usually just use rows #1, 2 and 3. ) If you want to put in all your rows snap L #1 directly above the left side about a ¼ of an inch away from row 3. Then snap R#1 on the right side about row 3.
Adding in rows L 2 and R 2.
If your hair is short above your shoulders then I would part your hair on your left side above your ear about ¼ inch and clip L 2 there and do the same on your right side. If your hair is long I would snap L 2 and R2 right over L 1 and R 1. Pull the rest of your hair down and it should be completely covered. You should never snap the clips any higher than above your ears ¼ inch. I

Here are some pictures that should help you get an idea if you get lost.



This is what it looks like finished.  My real hair is about the length of my shoulders.