Style Like A Professional

One of the most common complaints of customers of styling salons is, "I can not achieve the same look at home my stylist did at the salon."

This page is written for you so you will be able to create the same finished look!

When you get your hair done, ask your designer what it took to style your hair that way.

Here is a list of tools you may want to purchase to achieve the look you want.

1) A good brush.

2) A blow dryer with a "cool" setting.

3) A wide toothed comb ( for detangling in the shower or bath).

4) A boar brush if you have straight hair.

5) Curling iron

6) Hot Rollers (steam roller are nice)

1) A "working" hair spray.

2) A "finishing" hair spray.

3) A thermal protector (if you blowdry or use irons)

4) A gel, foam (mousse), spray gel, liquid gel.

5) A glosser

When using hot rollers spray dry hair first with a "working" hairspray. Take your first

section and comb it smooth, spray with hairspray and then twist the section before wrapping on the roller. This will give a spiral look to your curls. After rollers have cooled take out rollers and spray with a "working" hairspray. Finally turn head upside down and run your fingers through your hair.

Rollers (cold)...

On clean towel dried hair: Apply a product designed to create volume . Apply it at the roots of your hair and comb through to the ends(you want more product at toward the scalp than at the ends- this makes the hair "lift") Roll your hair. Mist lightly with a light to medium hair spray (do not use a strong one) When hair is dry, brush out, and finish with a stronger finishing spray.

On clean towel dried hair: Apply a product designed to create volume . Apply it at the roots of your hair and comb through to the ends(you want more product at toward the scalp than at the ends- this makes the hair "lift") Let hair cool before brushing out.

After the hair is completely dry and your style is set, use a stronger holding hair spray to keep the hair in place.