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Best Hair Dryers Comparison Test



Best Hair Dryers
Best Hair Dryers

Spending $30 may get you the best hair dryers according to Good Housekeeping

“Best Hair Dryers From Good Houskeeping”

I am always cautious about the claims of the next new high priced hair dryer or tool that comes on the market. I will keep an ear out and post anything I hear in regards to tests performed to determine the best hair dryers in this capacity. Just about a year ago I wrote about just such a case in my article: Anti-Aging Creams - Do Expensive Products Always Work Better?

Now comes word from a (CBS 3) PHILADELPHIA broadcast that Good Housekeeping put best hair dryers to the test. They tested the $300 T3 Tourmaline hair dryer against the $30 Revlon Tourmaline hair dryer. Not only did the Revlon hair dryer out dry the T3, Good Housekeeping noted that the Revlon Tourmaline hair dryer was lighter and quieter.

3 On Your Side: The Best Hair Dryer Test

Jim Donovan Reporting

(CBS 3) PHILADELPHIA How much are you willing to spend on a hair dryer? With some costing in the neighborhood of 300 dollars, do you really need the deluxe model? 3 On Your Side’s Jim Donovan has a much cheaper alternative which gives you the best hair dryers for your money results.

Stars swear by the T3 Tourmaline hair dryers, so the Good Housekeeping Institute wanted to see how they stood up to the challenge of a less expensive competitor.

“We were interested in the T3 hair dryers because they claim to dry about 60% faster than the regular hair dryer,” said Charmaine Gillespie of Good Housekeeping.

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    Hair Health Tips



    Hair Health
    Hair Health

    Shape Magazine’s 12 tips for Hair Health

    “Hair Health News”

    Shape magazine went to a lot of work on this article about on hair health. What I particularly liked about it was that each tip came from a hair stylist and came with hair care product recommendations. Many of those products I was unaware of, so its worth a read to see what might be a new hair care product that might help you with one of your hairstyle struggles. But other than the product review, I really can’t say I learned anything new. But I suggest a read anyway, as you can’t pay too much attention to the hair health.

    12 Tips For Hair Health
    Get the shine, movement and softness you desire — fast and easy — with our expert advice from top pros.

    By Kathy Miller Kramer

    Hair is the ultimate accessory; it can add to (or detract from) your overall look instantly. Keeping your hair in healthy condition is the most important thing you can do to help it look and feel fabulous. And, while it seems easy, this isn’t as simple as minimizing chemical treatments or slathering on a weekly deep conditioner. While these can make your strands softer and less split-end-prone, what really matters is the daily handling; this is what creates the most stress — and potential damage — to your hair. To help your hair look its best, we asked top experts from around the country for their advice on how to baby your hair health every single day. So whether your concern is dullness, damage, frizz or fragility, we have the answers to ease even the toughest hair health woes. Read on for tips to achieve run-your-fingers-through-it hair. ‘

    1. Steer clear of plastic-bristle brushes. “The proper bristles are key,” says stylist Edward Tricomi of the Warren-Tricomi Salon in New York City. “A combination of natural boar bristles on either a round or flat brush are best for dry hair, while soft, rubber-toothed wide-paneled brushes are best for damp hair.” Our favorite brushes include the Mason Pearson Boar Bristle Brush and Aveda’s Wooden Paddle Brush.
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    3. Brush before shampooing. A few gentle strokes on dry hair will help remove product buildup and scalp flakes, as well as stimulate the scalp and promote blood flow (which delivers nutrients like oxygen) to hair follicles. For a smoother slide, try Clairol Herbal Essences Let It Loose Detangling Spray.
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    5. Know your water. If your hair looks dull or is hard to style, the problem could be your tap water. According to Minneapolis-based Gordon Nelson, international creative director for Regis Salons, well water contains natural minerals (called “hard water”) that can leave hair lusterless and hard to manage and can impart a brassy, orange hue. Soft water, on the other hand, has fewer damaging minerals. (Ask your local water department if your water is soft or hard, or try using Robert Craig’s No More Bad Hair Days Kit, $20; with strips to test your water.) To rid hair of mineral buildup, suds up every week with a clarifying shampoo. We like Frederic Fekkai Apple Cider Clarifying Shampoo 8 oz .

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    Rock n Roll Haircuts are here to stay



    Rock n Roll Hair

    Rock n Roll Hair


    Rock n Roll Haircuts . . . It’s official, barbershops are definitely on a comeback

    My favorite things are mixed up in the creation of this new hair establishment. They have used creativity, art, music and a unique concept all their own, in putting this new rock n roll hair digs together.
    “Rock n Roll Haircuts”

    Owners, Michael Portman and Jayson Rapaport, are corporate business dropouts and old friends, who decided to put a little more fun in their lives. Portman, previously a writer in LA and Rapaport who worked on Wall Street, put their heads together and came up with the concept; a hair salon that’s also a music venue.

    One thing Michael and Jayson wanted to bring to market was a place for the guys to go. “We want guys to feel like Norm walking into Cheers. And we’re a no-appointment establishment because we know guys don’t wanna make appointments. They just want to walk in and get it done on the way back from the Home Depot.”

    So, throwing tradition to the wind,“Birds Barbershop” was created. They hired local interior design guru, Joel Mozersky, who was responsible for, “Real World : Austin,” on MTV. His artistic flair, using black walls, lighting you might see at a rock n roll concert, and a stage where live music or a DJ sometimes performs, all add to a give it that local nightclub feel that Austin has in its blood.

    Most unique to the shops charm might arguably be, a 40 foot screen printed mural, by local artist Bryan Keplesky, as you enter the rock n roll hair cuts shop. But, also as you are waiting for a new coif, you can play foosball, read funky comics and great magazines, use Wi-Fi, or if a band isn’t on stage, kick back and groove on some cool tunes from the custom sound system or Jukebox. Maybe that’s why so many folks like to “hang out all day.” And the no-appointment concept works for everyone.

    Quality service at a decent price was a high priority for these folks. Here are some prices, as of this writing;

    • Mohawk . . . . $15.00

    • Rockstar . . . $25.00

    • Basic Men’s . . . $ 19.00

    • Straight Razor Shave . . . $19.00

    • Ladybird . . . $39.00 ( shampoo, cut, style)

    Birds Barbershop opened in May and portrays the welcoming of both genders in its name. (Bird, as slang for the feminine) They have both barbers and hair stylists on staff. Even though it’s not explicitly for men, it does cater more to a mans’ liking than the typical hair salon.

    These folks instinctively knew Austin was the town to embrace them. “Austin inspires and rewards innovation,” says Portman.

    Check out their site

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