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Free Prom Hair Style Makeover


 

Houston Chronicle giving away free Prom hair style makeover - Hurry

The Houston Chronicle is doing a fun promotion for Prom this spring . . . letting it’s readers vote on the most deserving high school Prom attendee, who’ll get a free makeover, including the dress, hair style and makeover. The whole ball of wax.

It is sure to be a hit with the Houston prom aged girls. It got me thinking that this would be a great hai salon promotion this spring anywhere.

Prom hair styles are a big business and girls that age usually haven’t developed a loyalty to a specific salon by that age. So it is pretty easy far a stylist to get lots of new long-term, high spending clients.

If you know of a young hair stylist just out of beauty school, pass this tip along.

Send us a short story about why you (or someone you know) should get a makeover — dress and all — for the prom. We’ll pick finalists and then readers will vote online for the young woman who most deserves to be treated like a prom queen for a day.

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    How Can I Get my Natural Hair Color Back?


     

    A recently posted question on getting back to your natural hair color

    I want to let my natural (almost pure white) hair grow in. I have very healthy, coarse-textured fairly long hair that I have been coloring honey blonde for years. Is there a way to match this bright white hair with some kind of streaks or highlights? Lately, on TV, I have been seeing young men with beautiful white or silver hair, so it must be possible — surely they could not have gone completely white/grey at such an early age! A couple hairdressers have suggested bleached highlights — but they say they cannot achieve a match with the white that is my natural color — it will just have to grow out, they say. Is this true? What do you suggest I do, especially to avoid damaging my hair?

    Comment by Laura — January 18, 2007

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    From my perspective you have 3 options:

    1. Cut it short and let the color grow out, or bleach and tone.

    2. Bleached highlights, as the hairdressers you mentioned suggested but which won’t match your white hair.

    3. Bleach up and tone back with a semi-permanent color. (My choice)

    Find a reputable hair colorist to do this and you’ll be happy with the results. They’ll bleach your hair up to a pale yellow hair color shade leaving your regrowth untouched.

    “Find a reputable
    hair colorist”

    Then they can tone back all of the hair with a semi-permanent platinum shade. Bleaching is the only way to get the blonde hair color out of your hair. A semi-permanent tone back will fade in 6 to 12 weeks or more.

    You may need to tone the regrowth to even out the color until the old bleached hair is cut out. As the toner fades, you’re left with your natural white hair. Since your hair is very healthy you shouldn’t have a problem going this route, unless you have extremely long hair. It’s more difficult to lift color out of long hair evenly.

    Deep conditioning treatments would be good to do beforehand and afterwards. The young men you mentioned seeing on TV with white hair, no doubt had their hair bleached up and toned back to the hair color you’re seeing.

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    Christina Aguilera Short 40’s Hair Style


     

    Old hair style . . . is new again

    Christina Aguilera is bringing back the romantic styles of the 40’s with her platinum finger-waved hair. In doing so, she makes a statement that is uniquely her own. The hair styles of the 40’s are not hard to imitate and the dress is knock your socks off sexy and feminine.

    “how fun is that? “

    These hair styles just take stepping “out of the box” in order to create the look. With a little practice using these old techniques for hair styling, you can transform into a Marilyn Monroe, Greta Garbo type of gal . . . how fun is that?

    Your hair can be molded, gelled, pinned, rolled and coiffed into taking on these fabulous looks. The most defining look these hair styles have is created by the “finger waves” and “pin curls.” Create this look by: putting a strong hold gel in damp hair. Form waves into hair with fingers at the crown and top of the head and secure with long hair clips. Create pin curls with the rest of your hair by forming curls around your fingers and use bobby pins to secure. Remove after hair is dry and finger comb into place.

    Tips: For softer curls, wrap around two fingers, with damp hair. The more wet your hair is the tighter the curls will be. Experiment styling with damp and dry hair. Also barrettes, especially jeweled ones, can help to create the look. Nocturne.com’s has some step by step pin curl instructions and other vintage hair looks that might be fun to try.

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