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]]>By using air to dry and straighten your hair, this Dyson hair straightener will achieve optimal results without causing any heat damage. You also have the choice between a Prussian blue and a rich copper color.
Rather than heat your hair and make it flat, this hair iron comes with a checkerboard pattern, thereby providing your hair with volume.
This unique towel is specially designed to absorb water from your hair, enabling you to shorten the amount of time spent on blow-drying your hair. What’s more, it’s highly affordable at $25.
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]]>The post 3 Ways to Add Braids to Your Hair appeared first on LUX & LUSH.
]]>This is really easy to do, yet creates a really pretty and unique look. Just section off the front bits of your hair on either side of your face. Braid each side, trying to match them up as best you can. Tie the ends of these, making them as loose or tight as you like.
Most people know the idea of the half-up half-down look. Use this as a starter, and then bring the top half back and turn it into a plait. This will look like the usual hairstyle from the front but with an added layer of intricacy to the back.
Section off some hair from the top, on one side of your head. Braid this and then pin it back so it sits along the side of your head. This is an easy and subtle way to play around with different styles.
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]]>The post What to Know Before Getting a Brazilian Blowout appeared first on LUX & LUSH.
]]>Formaldehyde is a chemical considered carcinogenic (cancer-causing) but while this is an ingredient in a Brazilian Blowout, it comes in a very small quantity that is unlikely to be harmful. Still, if you’re worried, there are other hair-smoothing treatments such as keratin shampoos that do not contain this ingredient.
If you love your natural hair texture and volume, then think twice before getting a Brazilian Blowout. This is because some natural curls don’t return to their natural shape after this treatment.
Typically, a Brazilian Blowout lasts for three to four months. Still, this is not a hard and fast rule and will largely depend on how your hair reacts. Ultimately, it’s important to consider whether you really want the sleek look from a Brazilian Blowout before getting it done.
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]]>The post 3 Hacks to Care for Highlighted Hair appeared first on LUX & LUSH.
]]>Washing one’s hair can be tempting, especially when the weather reaches sweltering degrees. But washing hair too frequently can cause the color to fade fast. Opt for a shampoo and conditioner that is specifically for color-treated hair and keep washing it every third day.
The quality of the water coming out of the shower may not be something you think of, but your hair will be happier if you do. Mineral deposits in hard water can make your hair appear dull and your blonde streaks turn yellow. Invest in a showerhead filter and watch how your hair shines.
We all know the kind of damage that heat styling can have on our hair, but highlights can take it especially hard due to bleach being used to lighten the area. Before letting a flat-iron or curling wand touch your locks, make sure you’ve applied a thermal protectant.
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]]>The post How to Repair Your Hair From Summer Damage appeared first on LUX & LUSH.
]]>Damaged hair needs moisture and nourishment, so opt for products formulated to strengthen hair bonds and hydrate from within. Deep conditioning treatments are an especially great way to revive thirsty locks. Once a week, swap your regular conditioner for a deep conditioning treatment to target breakage and split ends, then style with a few drops of hair oil for frizz protection and shine.
If you’re not willing to part with your length, even a minor trim can make a significant difference in keeping hair healthy and preventing further damage. Split ends will eventually travel up the hair shaft, weakening strands and contributing to further splitting. Start with trimming off half an inch or so every three months, and your hair will be healthy again in no time.
Heat styling will only make existing breakage worse, so it’s essential to give your hair a break by following a routine designed to minimize damage. Limit your usage of straighteners and curling irons to no more than once a week, and be sure to use the lowest heat setting and apply a heat protectant before use. To add body and shape without stressing your locks, you can also try using heatless curling tools.
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]]>The post Make Cutting Your Bangs No Big Deal appeared first on LUX & LUSH.
]]>While you can’t go back and fix things for 4-year-old you, you can make sure that present-day you don’t have to live with hair in her eyes or an uneven fringe.
One of the biggest fears when it comes to snipping hair is that you’ll go too short. We know that hair grows back, but we’d also rather not walk around with bangs that end in the middle of our forehead. Separate your fringe from the rest of your hair using sectioning clips and then let it lie how it normally would.
Holding the hair up while cutting places tension on the hair, which will make your bangs spring up after it’s been snipped. Instead, comb underneath your bangs a few times, stopping a couple of centimeters before the edge of your hair.
If you want wispier bangs, do a “point cut” by holding a very sharp pair of scissors perpendicular to the hair. This will add texture, giving the ends a more natural look. If you prefer something a bit more dramatic, hold the scissors straight across. Use the comb as your guide and measure twice, but cut once. Rather do a bit at a time so you don’t end up with bangs that are too short.
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]]>The post Elevate Your Hairstyle With These Stunning Clips appeared first on LUX & LUSH.
]]>The claw clip has come back into fashion and is now fastly becoming a hairstyle staple. It takes a matter of seconds to style and it can hold even the thickest of hair. Great for the gym and also under a hat, simply twirl your hair into a bun and attach the clip.
Add some glamour to your hair with these pearl-covered hair clips. They come in a few different shapes and sizes and are great for keeping the hair away from your face, in a really elegant way.
These are available in most stores and are a really good way to cover up any bad hair day. They grip the hair without pulling it out and are so easy to use and add to any length of hair.
The post Elevate Your Hairstyle With These Stunning Clips appeared first on LUX & LUSH.
]]>The post How to Fight the Frizz This Summer appeared first on LUX & LUSH.
]]>It takes an army to battle frizz, so have all your soldiers on board. A satin pillowcase is much more gentle on your strands, preventing you from waking up with a bird’s nest on your head. There are also anti-static brushes that can be used to tame frizz. Try avoid using heat on your hair as this can dry it out even more, making it susceptible to humidity.
Your hair needs a little extra TLC in the summertime. Apply a good leave-in conditioner that suits your hair type as this will act as a shield against the humidity. While your hair is wet, run some serum and oil through the ends. Any product with the words “anti-frizz” can also help you out.
When all else fails, sometimes it’s just best to tie your hair down. Keep an emergency anti-frizz kit on hand featuring bobby pins, clips, and elastics. You can create a quick braid to keep the frizz at bay or embrace an up-do.
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]]>The post How to Protect Your Hair and Keep it Healthy in the Summer appeared first on LUX & LUSH.
]]>Protect against damage at the source by keeping your hair covered from the sun’s harmful rays. Wear a wide-brimmed hat or use a scarf when spending time outside, and consider using a leave-in conditioner with UV protection to create a barrier against sun damage. Like sunscreen, for your hair.
A dry hair cuticle will become weak and brittle, so it’s essential to prioritize moisture retention to keep your hair healthy. Use a deep conditioning treatment once a week, and apply a leave-in conditioner after washing your hair. We also recommend avoiding excessive heat styling and opting to air-dry your hair whenever possible.
Like a sponge, your hair is absorbent and will indiscriminately soak up whatever liquid you submerge it in. To protect it from the damaging effects of chlorine and salt, thoroughly wet your hair with clean water before you go swimming. Afterward, rinse thoroughly and use a clarifying shampoo to remove any residue. Follow up with plenty of conditioner.
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]]>The post French Twists: Our Go-To Guide for the Hairstyle of the Summer appeared first on LUX & LUSH.
]]>Begin by brushing your hair to remove any tangles or knots. For added texture and grip, lightly spritz your hair with a texturizing spray or apply a small amount of dry shampoo.
Gently gather all your hair at the nape of your neck and hold it in your non-dominant hand, creating a low ponytail. Make sure it is centered and secure it with a hair tie.
Hold the ponytail with one hand while using your other hand to twist the ponytail upwards, towards your scalp. As you twist, continue pulling the ponytail upwards, creating a vertical roll.
Once you’ve reached the crown of your head, carefully tuck the ends of the twist into the roll, securing them with bobby pins. Insert the pins at an angle, crisscrossing them for added hold.
Smooth down any loose strands and apply a light-hold hairspray to set the style. For a more romantic look, leave a few face-framing tendrils loose.
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]]>The post Essential Hair Tools to Maintain Your Hair appeared first on LUX & LUSH.
]]>By using air to dry and straighten your hair, this Dyson hair straightener will achieve optimal results without causing any heat damage. You also have the choice between a Prussian blue and a rich copper color.
Rather than heat your hair and make it flat, this hair iron comes with a checkerboard pattern, thereby providing your hair with volume.
This unique towel is specially designed to absorb water from your hair, enabling you to shorten the amount of time spent on blow-drying your hair. What’s more, it’s highly affordable at $25.
The post Essential Hair Tools to Maintain Your Hair appeared first on LUX & LUSH.
]]>The post 3 Ways to Add Braids to Your Hair appeared first on LUX & LUSH.
]]>This is really easy to do, yet creates a really pretty and unique look. Just section off the front bits of your hair on either side of your face. Braid each side, trying to match them up as best you can. Tie the ends of these, making them as loose or tight as you like.
Most people know the idea of the half-up half-down look. Use this as a starter, and then bring the top half back and turn it into a plait. This will look like the usual hairstyle from the front but with an added layer of intricacy to the back.
Section off some hair from the top, on one side of your head. Braid this and then pin it back so it sits along the side of your head. This is an easy and subtle way to play around with different styles.
The post 3 Ways to Add Braids to Your Hair appeared first on LUX & LUSH.
]]>The post What to Know Before Getting a Brazilian Blowout appeared first on LUX & LUSH.
]]>Formaldehyde is a chemical considered carcinogenic (cancer-causing) but while this is an ingredient in a Brazilian Blowout, it comes in a very small quantity that is unlikely to be harmful. Still, if you’re worried, there are other hair-smoothing treatments such as keratin shampoos that do not contain this ingredient.
If you love your natural hair texture and volume, then think twice before getting a Brazilian Blowout. This is because some natural curls don’t return to their natural shape after this treatment.
Typically, a Brazilian Blowout lasts for three to four months. Still, this is not a hard and fast rule and will largely depend on how your hair reacts. Ultimately, it’s important to consider whether you really want the sleek look from a Brazilian Blowout before getting it done.
The post What to Know Before Getting a Brazilian Blowout appeared first on LUX & LUSH.
]]>The post 3 Hacks to Care for Highlighted Hair appeared first on LUX & LUSH.
]]>Washing one’s hair can be tempting, especially when the weather reaches sweltering degrees. But washing hair too frequently can cause the color to fade fast. Opt for a shampoo and conditioner that is specifically for color-treated hair and keep washing it every third day.
The quality of the water coming out of the shower may not be something you think of, but your hair will be happier if you do. Mineral deposits in hard water can make your hair appear dull and your blonde streaks turn yellow. Invest in a showerhead filter and watch how your hair shines.
We all know the kind of damage that heat styling can have on our hair, but highlights can take it especially hard due to bleach being used to lighten the area. Before letting a flat-iron or curling wand touch your locks, make sure you’ve applied a thermal protectant.
The post 3 Hacks to Care for Highlighted Hair appeared first on LUX & LUSH.
]]>The post How to Repair Your Hair From Summer Damage appeared first on LUX & LUSH.
]]>Damaged hair needs moisture and nourishment, so opt for products formulated to strengthen hair bonds and hydrate from within. Deep conditioning treatments are an especially great way to revive thirsty locks. Once a week, swap your regular conditioner for a deep conditioning treatment to target breakage and split ends, then style with a few drops of hair oil for frizz protection and shine.
If you’re not willing to part with your length, even a minor trim can make a significant difference in keeping hair healthy and preventing further damage. Split ends will eventually travel up the hair shaft, weakening strands and contributing to further splitting. Start with trimming off half an inch or so every three months, and your hair will be healthy again in no time.
Heat styling will only make existing breakage worse, so it’s essential to give your hair a break by following a routine designed to minimize damage. Limit your usage of straighteners and curling irons to no more than once a week, and be sure to use the lowest heat setting and apply a heat protectant before use. To add body and shape without stressing your locks, you can also try using heatless curling tools.
The post How to Repair Your Hair From Summer Damage appeared first on LUX & LUSH.
]]>The post Make Cutting Your Bangs No Big Deal appeared first on LUX & LUSH.
]]>While you can’t go back and fix things for 4-year-old you, you can make sure that present-day you don’t have to live with hair in her eyes or an uneven fringe.
One of the biggest fears when it comes to snipping hair is that you’ll go too short. We know that hair grows back, but we’d also rather not walk around with bangs that end in the middle of our forehead. Separate your fringe from the rest of your hair using sectioning clips and then let it lie how it normally would.
Holding the hair up while cutting places tension on the hair, which will make your bangs spring up after it’s been snipped. Instead, comb underneath your bangs a few times, stopping a couple of centimeters before the edge of your hair.
If you want wispier bangs, do a “point cut” by holding a very sharp pair of scissors perpendicular to the hair. This will add texture, giving the ends a more natural look. If you prefer something a bit more dramatic, hold the scissors straight across. Use the comb as your guide and measure twice, but cut once. Rather do a bit at a time so you don’t end up with bangs that are too short.
The post Make Cutting Your Bangs No Big Deal appeared first on LUX & LUSH.
]]>The post Elevate Your Hairstyle With These Stunning Clips appeared first on LUX & LUSH.
]]>The claw clip has come back into fashion and is now fastly becoming a hairstyle staple. It takes a matter of seconds to style and it can hold even the thickest of hair. Great for the gym and also under a hat, simply twirl your hair into a bun and attach the clip.
Add some glamour to your hair with these pearl-covered hair clips. They come in a few different shapes and sizes and are great for keeping the hair away from your face, in a really elegant way.
These are available in most stores and are a really good way to cover up any bad hair day. They grip the hair without pulling it out and are so easy to use and add to any length of hair.
The post Elevate Your Hairstyle With These Stunning Clips appeared first on LUX & LUSH.
]]>The post How to Fight the Frizz This Summer appeared first on LUX & LUSH.
]]>It takes an army to battle frizz, so have all your soldiers on board. A satin pillowcase is much more gentle on your strands, preventing you from waking up with a bird’s nest on your head. There are also anti-static brushes that can be used to tame frizz. Try avoid using heat on your hair as this can dry it out even more, making it susceptible to humidity.
Your hair needs a little extra TLC in the summertime. Apply a good leave-in conditioner that suits your hair type as this will act as a shield against the humidity. While your hair is wet, run some serum and oil through the ends. Any product with the words “anti-frizz” can also help you out.
When all else fails, sometimes it’s just best to tie your hair down. Keep an emergency anti-frizz kit on hand featuring bobby pins, clips, and elastics. You can create a quick braid to keep the frizz at bay or embrace an up-do.
The post How to Fight the Frizz This Summer appeared first on LUX & LUSH.
]]>The post How to Protect Your Hair and Keep it Healthy in the Summer appeared first on LUX & LUSH.
]]>Protect against damage at the source by keeping your hair covered from the sun’s harmful rays. Wear a wide-brimmed hat or use a scarf when spending time outside, and consider using a leave-in conditioner with UV protection to create a barrier against sun damage. Like sunscreen, for your hair.
A dry hair cuticle will become weak and brittle, so it’s essential to prioritize moisture retention to keep your hair healthy. Use a deep conditioning treatment once a week, and apply a leave-in conditioner after washing your hair. We also recommend avoiding excessive heat styling and opting to air-dry your hair whenever possible.
Like a sponge, your hair is absorbent and will indiscriminately soak up whatever liquid you submerge it in. To protect it from the damaging effects of chlorine and salt, thoroughly wet your hair with clean water before you go swimming. Afterward, rinse thoroughly and use a clarifying shampoo to remove any residue. Follow up with plenty of conditioner.
The post How to Protect Your Hair and Keep it Healthy in the Summer appeared first on LUX & LUSH.
]]>The post French Twists: Our Go-To Guide for the Hairstyle of the Summer appeared first on LUX & LUSH.
]]>Begin by brushing your hair to remove any tangles or knots. For added texture and grip, lightly spritz your hair with a texturizing spray or apply a small amount of dry shampoo.
Gently gather all your hair at the nape of your neck and hold it in your non-dominant hand, creating a low ponytail. Make sure it is centered and secure it with a hair tie.
Hold the ponytail with one hand while using your other hand to twist the ponytail upwards, towards your scalp. As you twist, continue pulling the ponytail upwards, creating a vertical roll.
Once you’ve reached the crown of your head, carefully tuck the ends of the twist into the roll, securing them with bobby pins. Insert the pins at an angle, crisscrossing them for added hold.
Smooth down any loose strands and apply a light-hold hairspray to set the style. For a more romantic look, leave a few face-framing tendrils loose.
The post French Twists: Our Go-To Guide for the Hairstyle of the Summer appeared first on LUX & LUSH.
]]>