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2012
New Year New Hair, well every year I think some of us decide to revamp our looks. And of course you want to start with the top, which is your hair. Hair is a part of your idenity and if you are thinking of changing your look make sure its something that screams you! If you are unsure of where to start you can ask a professional stylist what type of styles that will fit your face shape,which believe it or not has alot to do with how a style looks on you...
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Justin Bieber's Haircut Named Most Influential Of 2011

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Doesn't it look like a wrap!! lol

How long did he have to sit under the dryer?

He is still talented and a cutie in our book.

That's a cut,wrap and style.

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2012
New Year New Hair, well every year I think some of us decide to revamp our looks. And of course you want to start with the top, which is your hair. Hair is a part of your idenity and if you are thinking of changing your look make sure its something that screams you! If you are unsure of where to start you can ask a professional stylist what type of styles that will fit your face shape,which believe it or not has alot to do with how a style looks on you...
HAPPY NEW YEAR AND NEW HAIR!!!
Share your new year looks with us at support@completehairstyles.com
 

 

Our prayers go out to the families of the victims. MESSAGE TO EVERYONE if you see someone going through hard times HELP THEM! If you don't think you can help get someone to help you help the person. Now an 8 year old lost his mother and father. Check out http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la-me-1014-seal-beach-gunman-20111014,0,2813337.story?page=1 for the details on this tragic story.

 

 

5 Slimming Haircuts

 

Got the beauty blues? Changing your hairstyle is a simple cure. When you're on your way to reaching your weight loss goal, a new hair-do is a quick and easy way to freshen up your look – and boost your confidence.

 


Fringe benefit: Add layers to your hair. It softens a round or square face and layers add movement and shape to hair. A shag shape flatters any face because it breaks up the hair. Everyone can wear this style - the key lies in where the layers are cut.


Go shorter: Think you want long tresses like Giselle? Think again! Shorter hair looks best on fuller faces. "When it's too long, it can drag your face down and actually bring attention to the features you don't want to emphasise," says Guy Riggio, hair stylist at John Frieda Salon. How short is too short? That depends on the length of your neck. The longer the neck, the shorter you can go. Otherwise, stick to Riggio's collarbone rule. "I like to cut hair at the collarbone, then put layers in between the nose and lips to pop it up." This style, says Riggio, shows off your lips, making you look sleeker.


Add colour: Subtle highlights brighten up any face. If you're a brunette, don't be afraid to add a touch of a lighter, but complementary, hue. Colour instantly brings dimension to flat hair.


Stay clear of a fringe: Thick fringes may be in right now, but even wispy fringes are hard to wear. Instead, pull your hair away from your face and even add more height. It will elongate your face.


Pay attention to that parting: Stylists agree that you should go with your natural parting (where your hair falls on its own). But, depending on your face's shape, you can fuss with Mother Nature. A heart-shaped face should steer away from a centre parting. A rounder, fuller face too can wear it to the side, for a more elegant look. And if you want height? Part it on the side opposite your natural parting.

 

7 Foods for Healthier Hair

One of the simplest things you can do to foster and maintain luscious locks is to ensure your body is full of all the vitamins, minerals, and organic compounds necessary to promote healthy hair. The following seven foods there are sure to bring out the best in your mane.

Salmon

1. Salmon
Salmon—or any other omega-3-rich food—is one of the best things you can eat to enhance both hair and skin. The fatty acids in salmon help maintain a healthy scalp, preventing dryness, which can cause hair to appear dull and lifeless. If you’re a vegetarian, opt instead for seeds (studies suggest flaxseeds may also slow hair loss in men) and walnuts.

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2. Protein-Rich Foods

Hair is comprised primarily of proteins, so eating protein-rich foods (poultry, eggs, cottage cheese, and lean red meats) is a great way to promote healthy, lustrous hair. Best of all, they’re also good for the rest of your body!

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Avocado

3. Avocados

The next time you’re about to make a bowl of guac, pick up an extra avocado for your hair. Combine an avocado with an egg and a little bit of olive oil to make a killer hair treatment. You’ll be amazed at how silky and shiny your tresses will be!

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4. Water

If you need one more reason to get your eight glasses of water each day, your hair is it. While hair is mostly protein, it’s also 25 percent water. To keep your hair from becoming dry and brittle, the standard daily recommended 64-ounces of H20 is the way to go.

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Spinach

5. Dark Greens

One of the most important components to healthy-looking hair is a healthy scalp. In fact, the no-shampoo movement is all about promoting the scalp’s naturally produced oil as a conditioner for gorgeous locks (traditional shampoos strip oil from the hair). Even if you’re not ready to join the “no ‘poo” movement, you should try to promote the production of this oil. One way to do that is by eating dark leafy greens like spinach and Swiss chard, which are packed full of sebum-enhancing vitamins A and C—.

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6. Oysters

If you find you’re shedding lots of hair, hit the raw bar and order some oysters. The mollusks—and other zinc-heavy foods like legumes, nuts, brown rice, beef, and lamb—help to keep hormones in check  and aid in vitamin absorption, which helps keep healthy hair on your head. If you’re not a fan of these foods and would rather take zinc supplements, be careful, as too much orally-ingested zinc can actually slow hair growth!

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Beer

7. Beer

The Early Show’s beauty advisor and salon owner David Evangelista recommends a beer rinse to keep hair as shiny as it can be. Beer is often used as a rinse by shampoo-free proponents, but massaging a bottle of beer into your hair is also a great acidic post-shampoo rinse. The acidity helps tighten the outer layer of hair, which helps is reflect light, giving you shampoo-commercial-worthy locks.

 

Doctor Shampoo: Basic 101

 In chemical science shampoos are simply “surfactants”. A surfactant is a substance capable of emulsifying (meaning to loosen up and hold) fats or oils. The emulsifying properties of shampoos allows them to rinse out oil and dirt with water when you use them. Shampoos in many regards are like detergents. In fact most commercial shampoos are nothing more than sophisticated detergents. The major difference between the shampoos we wash our hair with and the detergents we wash are clothes with are the bleaching and softening agents.

Shampoos are composed of mostly water ranging from 65% to 75%. The rest of the shampoo consist of surfactant (detergents) which are the reaction products of lye (caustic), lauryl sulfates, sodium lauryl sulfates, ammonium lauryl sulfates and animal fatty acid extracts such as tall oil, lard, or vegetable oils like coconut oil, and other plant fatty oils. In theory these surfactants when massaged into the scalp and hair under constant water flow should interact with the oils and dirt and to remove them from the hair.


Ever read the ingredient listings of many commercial shampoos lately? The list is so long with words you cannot even pronounce let along know what they mean. The truth is to clean hair effectively all you need is a few surfactants that are not harmful and easily rinsed out. Most people think that because a shampoo does not lather really thick and lasting that it is not doing the job. Scientifically, decreasing lathering is what you would expect as you clean your scalp and hair with a shampoo that does not contain additives. Ever had a sink full of bubbles made from a liquid detergent mixed in warm water and then put oily dishes into the soapy water? Notice how the bubbles slowly start to fade away the more you wash the dirty dishes? The bubbles are being reduced but the dishes are getting cleaned! However, companies know that when we wash dishes or  clothes we expect to see a lot of bubbles. This gives us the impression that the clothes and dishes are getting really clean. Yet, this is not always the case (just use a cheap $1.50 cleaning product and you will see!). Likewise, we aesthetically expect the same thick rich bubbles when we wash our hair. So companies add additives such as foaming and thickening agents like alkanolamines and methyl cellulose to help stabilize the lather and to make it thick and rich.

Most commercial shampoos use cheap and sometimes harmful starting materials that have very short shelve life due to oxygen uptake and the possible growth of bacteria. To offset the lack of product stability companies add many preservatives like paraben, methyl paraben, DMDM hydantoin, and Vitamin E.

Many of the hair and scalp problems caused by commercial shampoos can be traced to the additives used to make the products more effective and stable (although new R&D data suggest that lauryl sulfates may be immunosuppressive agents). Because of the chemical nature of these additives and the chemical and rheological make up of human hair some of these additives can be left behind on the scalp and hair after shampooing. Continuing use of these type shampoo products ultimately will result in the significant build up of many of these chemical substances. This build up eventually leads to less efficient shampoo cleaning because the surface area of the hair has been modified chemically which reduces the surfactant effect of the shampoo resulting in oil and dirt build up. Even more so many of these additives are not stable to the natural bacteria found on the surface of human skin (scalp). Bacteria ultimately will breakdown these chemical additives into products that are known irritants and corrosives. Such long-term use of such shampoo products lead to hair breakage, scalp damage, and potential hair loss.

A good shampoo should never contain lye or sulfates and only the softest of fatty acids such as olive oil and palm oils. As for stability against bacteria growth it is a known fact that shampoos that contain significant  concentrations of glycerin and citric acid will not sustain bacteria growth. These shampoos don’t lather very long when used but they do clean your hair and have no deleterious effects on hair viability and scalp health. You can always wash your hair a second time if you think further cleaning is needed.