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From luscious locks to the hippest of hairdos, tips and tricks from haircare experts to keep your hair looking shampoo-commercial good.

How To: Go from Dark Brown to Blonde With Minimal Damage
Bored with your dark brown hair and fancy going platinum at home? It can be done! However, the first thing I want to make VERY CLEAR is this is a long, tiring and expensive process! Unfortunately there is no way to make your hair go from dark brown to blonde overnight. So if you think this isn't a colour you want to stick to or wouldn't mind staying your current colour, then I wouldn't recommend trying to go blonde. This is a commitment and no matter how you do it, you will walk away with more damage then you started with. The second thing I will tell you is that it takes a lot of upkeep and maintenance. For example: Bleaching your roots possibly more than once every few months, toning and conditioning your hair regularly. If you think this is too much to add to your routine, don't go blonde.
By EL8 years ago in Blush
Best Flat Irons That Won’t Damage Your Hair
Once upon a time, women actually would take real irons to their hair as a way to get that straight, sleek look people adore. Obviously, this would cause hair to get seriously damaged, with some women literally burning their hair to a crisp.
By Rhonda Taylor8 years ago in Blush
Thermal Hairbrush Review
Hairbrushes. They just aren’t something I think about until I’m actually brushing my hair. Am I alone in this? I certainly do not rely on my brush to smooth all the frizz. That heavy duty lifting power belongs to the expensive creams, sprays, and the straightening iron. I don’t replace my hairbrush on a regular, or even yearly, basis (again, just me?). It’s a trusted beauty tool that should detangle my hair and pull it as taught as possible as I blow dry. Its durability is taken for granted until that inevitable day when it breaks! Or in my case, the brush flies off the literal handle and crashes into the bathroom mirror while I’m in the middle of blowdrying my super long, super thick, super curly hair. Suddenly, hairbrushes are all I can think about and an item I have to replace immediately. I cannot go without it. It’s like when your air conditioner goes out in the middle of summer and you live in Texas.
By Robyn Russo8 years ago in Blush
Best Shampoos For Thinning Hair
There are few conditions as mortifying as being a woman who's losing hair—but it will happen to around half of all women. As taboo as it is, it's time that we start talking about thinning hair and how to handle it.
By Mackenzie Z. Kennedy8 years ago in Blush
Best Blow Dryers for Thick Hair to Dry Your Hair Quickly
I know the struggle for those with thick hair, aside from the fact that we have so much hair and the thickness overall, our hair takes forever to fully dry; just one of the many annoying thick hair problems. Air dry our hair? Forget about it, it'll actually take a day! That's why we need blow dryers to get the job done. But there are blow dryers out there that can't even help us out. We assume one blow dryer will be our holy grail, but it ends up being a total flop. All we want is a blow dryer to quickly get our thick hair to dry... is that too much to ask?
By Rachel Blanchard8 years ago in Blush
Best Hair Masks for Damaged Hair
No matter the style, type, texture, or condition of your hair, it could always use a little extra love. We put our hair through a lot on the daily; and just like your skin and body, it could use some pinpointed attention once in a while.
By April Demarco8 years ago in Blush
Best Dry Shampoos for Oily Hair
Dry shampoo is a total savior for not only days that you woke up late and didn't have time to wash your hair, but for your head's healthiness as a whole. So many people use dry shampoo on the daily to prevent them from having to overwash their hair, while giving them a put together look, minus the oil.
By Kelsey Lange8 years ago in Blush
Best Curling Irons That Won't Damage Your Hair. Top Story - November 2017.
Every girl has a love-hate relationship with their curling iron. They love the finished product, but hate the way it feels after continuous use of heat on dead ends. Sure, there are products that say they can save your hair from damage, but who has the time or money to be working so hard, just for mediocre hair?
By April Demarco8 years ago in Blush