I wax poetic
here on the blog about my absolute inability to do anything beautiful with my
hair and make-up (I blame these uncoordinated hands). That doesn't mean that I
don't swoon over hair tutorials, big, pulled out fishtail braids or red carpet
glamour. I'm an onlooker in the beauty product and hairstyle world, not in the
member's only club. When I'm not blaming my hands for being as uncoordinated at
hairdos, I like to blame my lack of time. I have about thirty minutes to get
ready in the morning and fiddling with buns and braids doesn't entirely fit
into that hectic, coffee-drinking few minutes.
Every once in a
while, though, something comes along that challenges me to use those thirty
minutes to do something a bit more beautiful than my classic static-prone, most
straight hair. I have been jumping ship on all of my current hair-care
products. I have a hair spray that smells weird... like baking gone wrong. A
shampoo that doesn't do wonders for my ends. A "smoothing serum" that
doesn't smooth and instead looks greasy. It's becoming a doozy of a winter for
my poor head. And then, this week, I explored a new line of hair products from Suave Professionals (see the pretty line-up below). And
found my problems disappeared.
Enter some products
that a) smell so good I've been sitting at work and at home smelling my own
hair (seriously) and that are so effective in making my hair feel silky and
shiny that the static electricity is having a field day with these clean
strands. I wouldn't have reached for Suave Professionals on the shelves, if
wandering through my usual drugstore beauty aisle, but now that I smell like
some kind of gentle, tropical coconut and have hair that's actually
hairstyle-able, I'm convinced. These products are launching me out of my rut
and into an easy (I promise!) hair tutorial.
For this
hairstyle, you'll need clean hair shampooed and conditioned with Suave Professionals
Moroccan Infusion Shine Shampoo & Conditioner. Split your wet hair into two sections
and spray your hair (holding the spritz bottle 6 inches from your hair) 2-3
times on each side with the Suave Moroccan Infusion Styling Oil. Brush out and then thoroughly dry.
Step 1: Back-comb or tease the underside of your hair with a comb or brush. Then brush the ends out smooth.
Step 2: With your ends combed, split hair into two sections behind your head.
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first off this is a stunning hair-do! second it looks super easy! def giving this a try..great tutorial girl :)
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Ooh, very pretty and love the relaxed, intentionally slightly messy look! Wonder if mine is long enough/manipulate-able enough to stay!!
ReplyDeleteGreat tutorial! Looks great!
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Looking beautiful! This would be a lovely tutorial to try on my hair, but I still need to wait for it to grow longer a little bit more :)
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My hair is WAY too short for this, but it looks amazing!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful - I will need to give your tutorial a try with my DD's hair. She will love it.
ReplyDeleteVery fun!!! Love the sauve shampoos!
ReplyDeletePretty! It's little 'dos like this that make me miss my long hair.
ReplyDeleteYou make that look so easy! I guess I probably need longer hair. lol. Seriously though, gorgeous!
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Looking gorgeous, I love it!
ReplyDeleteThis is awesome! I love the tutorial! I'll be trying this style to tomorrow!
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that looks so nice, i'll have to see if it works on my hair!
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Lovely! My hair isn't quite long enough yet... but, someday soon!
ReplyDeleteA very easy, common, but effective coffee shop look.
ReplyDeleteI know all about hives! I'm allergic to the cold, I know that sounds made up, but seriously if my body parts get to cold I break out in hives. And I often have random hives on my elbows. I feel for you. Good luck!
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