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Showing posts with label at home beauty. Show all posts
Showing posts with label at home beauty. Show all posts
Monday, May 9, 2011
Monday, May 2, 2011
Ah. . . the benefits of la pina (pineapple). . . and highlights at home
Did you know that pineapple is healing, moisturizing and anti-fungal, which makes it great for burn victims and cuts. . . and it makes your punani taste great!. For quick at home beauty tips from household items/foods check out the link http://www.5min.com/Video/Natural-Beauty-Tips-223429627
Have you been thinking of brightening up your locks this spring? Or even going blond?
If you're like most women, you'd probably want to experiment with blond hair at home before paying hundreds of dollars for a professional hair color treatment that may go wrong.
The beauty team at Refinery29.com have discovered a do-it-yourself product that lightens locks after 3-5 uses -- putting the '90s hair lightener favorite, Sun-In, to shame.
John Frieda's new Go Blonder Controlled Lightening Spray contains a citrus, chamomile and Lightening Complex blend that provides an even blond glow, and a violet dye to shield against unwanted orange color. Bye, bye brassy strands!
Our Refinery29.com friends recommend this hair goodie for root touch-ups, highlight brightening and going ombre, noting that when using heat tools such a blow dryer or flat iron, your hair gets blonder.
However, brown or raven-haired ladies should schedule an appointment with a hair color professional when going lighter.
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If you're like most women, you'd probably want to experiment with blond hair at home before paying hundreds of dollars for a professional hair color treatment that may go wrong.
The beauty team at Refinery29.com have discovered a do-it-yourself product that lightens locks after 3-5 uses -- putting the '90s hair lightener favorite, Sun-In, to shame.
John Frieda's new Go Blonder Controlled Lightening Spray contains a citrus, chamomile and Lightening Complex blend that provides an even blond glow, and a violet dye to shield against unwanted orange color. Bye, bye brassy strands!
Our Refinery29.com friends recommend this hair goodie for root touch-ups, highlight brightening and going ombre, noting that when using heat tools such a blow dryer or flat iron, your hair gets blonder.
However, brown or raven-haired ladies should schedule an appointment with a hair color professional when going lighter.
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