ShimyMisha
09-24-2009, 05:46 AM
By learning a few (easy!) new styles and tricks, you can keep your strands healthy, swear off frizz and flatness, and make your hair look its best―every day. There’s bound to be an option for you among the cuts that follow, whether your hair is short, curly, or long, and no matter if you have 2 minutes, 5 minutes, or 20 minutes to devote to styling it.
Ear- to Chin-Length Hair
"A great short haircut is wash and go," says Sarah Potempa, a stylist in New York City who created the looks in this story. It's also easy to care for and surprisingly versatile. Use a gentle shampoo as needed (short lengths can handle daily washing, especially if you have an oily scalp). Follow up with a light conditioner―anything too moisturizing will flatten hair. A few days a week, spritz on a light leave-in conditioner and let hair air-dry to keep it healthy. Limit heat styling to two or three times a week, and keep sessions brief.
Ear- to Chin-Length Hair: If You Have 2 Minutes
Getting a polished, pulled-together look is quicker with short hair than with any other length―it requires just mousse and a comb.
Apply a golf ball–size dollop of mousse to damp hair.
Use a comb to make a deep side part in line with the arch of your eyebrow.
Smooth hair on the heavy side of the part across your forehead.
Tuck hair behind ears and let air-dry.
source: http://lifestyle.msn.com/your-look/makeup-skin-care-hair/staticslideshowrs.aspx?cp-documentid=21470638
Ear- to Chin-Length Hair
"A great short haircut is wash and go," says Sarah Potempa, a stylist in New York City who created the looks in this story. It's also easy to care for and surprisingly versatile. Use a gentle shampoo as needed (short lengths can handle daily washing, especially if you have an oily scalp). Follow up with a light conditioner―anything too moisturizing will flatten hair. A few days a week, spritz on a light leave-in conditioner and let hair air-dry to keep it healthy. Limit heat styling to two or three times a week, and keep sessions brief.
Ear- to Chin-Length Hair: If You Have 2 Minutes
Getting a polished, pulled-together look is quicker with short hair than with any other length―it requires just mousse and a comb.
Apply a golf ball–size dollop of mousse to damp hair.
Use a comb to make a deep side part in line with the arch of your eyebrow.
Smooth hair on the heavy side of the part across your forehead.
Tuck hair behind ears and let air-dry.
source: http://lifestyle.msn.com/your-look/makeup-skin-care-hair/staticslideshowrs.aspx?cp-documentid=21470638