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Celebrity Hairstyles for Men

Here are some hairstyle articles you might want to stay tuned to.

  • Here comes the grooming: Growing pains of men’s hairstyles ~~ Two days ago I did an article on hairstyles for men, now comes this fun article from Dino-Ray Ramos. In the article he does a humorous walk down memory lane about the trials and tribulations men go through over their hairstyles. It is hilarious reading about Cary Grant, David Cassidy, John Travolta, Donny Osmond, the 80′s bouffant, The Caesar Cut, David Beckham, and of course Tom Cruise. My hubby has always been amazed at how attached women are to their hairstyles, but after reading this he might have to rethink that.

    • You CAN color your hair at home ~~

  

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Hair Color Too Brassy?



Brassy Hair Color

What you don’t understand about hair color can hurt you! What happened to turn your dark hair orange/yellow?

Mary asks this question recently after reading my article Coming Back from a Hair Color Catastrophe:

I dyed my dark hair and it turned orange-yellow can you please help me.. I don’t want to go out anymore. I used the quick blue powder bleach by L’Oreal with 30 volume developer and then used a permanent color by L’Oreal , Hicolor Shimmering Gold and Honey Gold. How can I take that orange-yellow out?

I want it blonde.

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You would never see a hair color client come out of a reputable hair care salon, with hair the hair color you described. . . unless of course, that’s what they were going for. Why not? Because it is fixable.

“If money is an issue, go to a credible beauty school”

Even if a hair colorist in-training did this to your hair . . . and it does happen, they would have the resources to know how to fix it. You don’t need to go around looking like a carrot top.

The only reliable option you now have is to find a professional hair colorist to get it right for you, or, suffer possible irreparable consequences. Your hair turned orange/yellow because in trying to bring it up to a lighter color, the 30 volume developer did not lift enough color out of your hair before you put a permanent gold hair color over it.

Even in professional training, it takes some time to develop an eye to see when the developer has done its job in lifting the hair to a light enough color to then tint it back to the desired hair color. Then the hair colorist will also use a formula, in the tint back, that involves the color that your natural hair color contributes to the color that they will choose to use, to get you to the end shade that you desire.

If you have any regrowth, it makes matters even more complex, but not irreparable for an experienced professional hair colorist. Don’t try to fix this one yourself, unless you are prepared to cut it all off for truly getting it to a unfixable stage. If money is an issue, go to a credible beauty school, where the instructor will make sure the student understands the correct way to handle your unique situation. This way you will not only, save the health of your hair, but you will do so at a significantly lower cost!

Your best bet for finding a reputable colorist is by word of mouth, however, if you need a resource for qualified hair colorist in your area try these sites;

Good luck Mary, I am certain you can have a beautiful hair color and save the health of your hair if you leave it to the professionals at this point.

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Hairstyles for Men



Men's Hairstyle 106

Hey men, are you looking to do something different with your hairstyle ? Now may be the perfect time to do so.

The Holidays are here once again and you know what that means? Your girlfriend or spouse is already thinking about what to wear to whatever shindigs you may be attending this year. AND how to do a little different twist to her look by changing up her hairstyle a bit. Whether a color change, new hairstyle, or new way of styling her hair you can be sure she will be doing SOMETHING different.

“A little hairstyle
change can go a long way on men”

Now admit it, don’t you like it when she changes things up a bit and shows another side of her beauty? Well, the Holidays are a perfect time for you to take such leaps of faith and do something a bit different with your hairstyle too. Now I’ll be the first to admit, a radical hairstyle change isn’t for all men, and I’ll even go out on a limb and say it may not be for a majority of men.

The most important thing with a style change for men is that you stay true to your nature. Wear a style you are comfortable with. If you’ve got a bit of flair hiding in there and have the confidence to pull it off, your gal pal, as well as others will surely take note.

Take a look here at what Steve Elias, California hairdresser and NAHA winner, has come up with when asked by American Salon Magazine to bring on the classic looks of Cary Grant or Rock Hudson with a modern twist. If you have a desire to be able to change your hairstyle, these changes can be achieved mostly by learning how to use a flat-iron and a round brush with your hair dryer.

Ask your hairdresser to walk you through how to achieve a certain style that appeals to you. Your girlfriend or spouse may also be a good resource for teaching you how to use hair styling tools and the right hair care product.

Men's Hairstyle 107

For this change up to a more groomed finished hairstyle, Elias first flat-ironed the hair and then added products that would hold the hairstyle in place and give it shine. He used Aveda Men Pure-Formance Grooming Clay and Pomade.

Men's Hairstyle 108

A severe side part, using Liquid Pomade and finishing with Grooming Clay was all Elias needed in this models straight hair to achieve this hairstyle.

Men's Hairstyle 109

Blow-dried again using a small amount of Liquid Pomade and a paddle brush.

Men's Hairstyle 110

In this look, Elias used Grooming Cream on wet hair and blow-dried. Use either a vent brush or an oval bristle brush, not to smooth out all natural wave.

Men's Hairstyle 111

Again a flat-iron was used after blow-drying smooth. Then a lot of Liquid Pomade was used to give a shiny, slicked-back look.

For more discussion about men’s hair styles you might want to visit these other articles:

  

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