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From luscious locks to the hippest of hairdos, tips and tricks from haircare experts to keep your hair looking shampoo-commercial good.

Best Hair Stylists on Instagram to Follow Right Now
The beauty community is huge among Instagram, and has endless possibilities for hair inspiration for other stylists, beauty enthusiasts, or just new ideas for your morning routine. Hair is more important to a look than it seems, and that's why these Instagrams have grown cult-like followings.
By Kelsey Lange8 years ago in Blush
A Guide to Make Your Hair Color Stay Brighter Longer
Everyone who gets their hair colored wants to get the most bang for their buck, but most don’t know how to make their color last without spending a fortune on haircare. I have had brightly colored hair for almost four years now, and I have had lots of colors from red to blue and purple. Getting bright colors is not always cheap and I was tired of my colors fading fast. I didn’t have the money to go for a touchup every month, nor the money to spend on expensive haircare. I did some research and created a very simple and inexpensive haircare routine. Now, I am not a licensed professional, but these are the steps I use for myself.
By Jordanna Odom8 years ago in Blush
Asian Gals and Pastels
Asian girls represent a population of women who have been known to showcase beautiful, healthy dark hair and small, delicate, doll-like facial features that are highlighted with hashtags of ‘cute’ and ‘kawaii,’ ever decadent in big, bright eyes and milk chocolate irises. When they smile, they share a curiosity that animates the mind in multiple dimensions from rainbows and frolicking unicorns and pandas, to the polar representation of broken innocence and destruction of a purity that can only be a describing element in Asian women.
By Delilah Jayde8 years ago in Blush
My Struggles with Thick Hair
For many people that I know, they were lucky to be born with the greatness of thin hair. Thin hair is way more common compared to thick hair, although many of my friends have wanted to create volume due to thin hair being boring and flat at times.
By Annie Curran8 years ago in Blush
Best Brushes for Damaged Hair Every Blonde Needs
Blondes, especially blondes who have recently obtained their color, know that their light hair is hard to manage. Because bleach is often used on blonde hair, it can often become damaged. That's why we have come up with a list of the top brushes for damaged hair that will help turn even the most damaged hair into smooth, silky, and easy to manage locks.
By Kelsey Lange8 years ago in Blush
Dealing With Oily Hair
When I was about fifteen, I started noticing that my hair was getting oily every day. I would try to go a day without washing my hair, but I'd always end up putting it in a ponytail because my scalp was greasy. So I started looking for solutions.
By K Monet8 years ago in Blush
Nature's Healthiest Hair Remedies. Top Story - January 2018.
For the majority of women, we've all known, at one time or another, what it feels like to have dry, brittle, lifeless hair with split ends. Whether it's from bad weather, inadequate products, a bad diet, or heating accessories that damage the hair, we've all been there, trying to bring out the best in our 'do—trying to test and find the perfect hair product to bring our hair back to life and heal our split ends. Our hair can get unhealthy, from the sulfates in our shampoos to the 345 degree heat frying our hair coming from our straightener, and the point is that it sucks. Not only do the majority of average quality shampoos have sulfates in them, which dries out our hair, but let's admit it, not every hair product that's advertised works as good as it would all natural. The more natural the product and remedy, the better it will heal the structure of your hair. Feeding our hair naturally is as essential as feeding our body naturally.
By Ruby Estelle 8 years ago in Blush
The Daily Struggle of Curly Hair
A lot of people in all ages of life love curly hair. Not that I blame them. Hair that is curly is beyond beautiful. Short curls, big bouncy curls. Curls that are so natural they put salon made curls to shame. But for those who have the natural curly hair knows the awful truth about curly hair. The curls? They usually have a mind of their own and their worst enemy is a brush.
By InkGalaxies~8 years ago in Blush
Coffee for Hair Growth?
Don’t we all wish our hair would magically grow overnight? I know personally I have always enjoyed having short hair because for me it is easier to care for. But then there will come times when I will miss my long hair and so I decide to grow it out again. But it takes SO LONG! Especially since my hair started from a pixie cut. And everyone knows how awkward those are to grow out if you’re not careful you’ve got a one-way ticket to a mullet. Ewww. Obviously, I have spent a great deal of time on the internet researching different way to help accelerate hair growth, and I have found one that I absolutely must share with everyone! Before sharing this with everyone I did test it out for one month so that I would be able to give you a detailed review on whether or not it actually works.
By Christina Hammond8 years ago in Blush
What Products are Good for Natural Hair?
Natural hair became a major thing within the past couple of years. I remember when I decided to go natural during my ninth grade summer. I knew one thing when I made that decision...I HATED GETTING PERMS. They smelled, my hair never grew, and I was tired of the constant scalp burns. Screw scalp burns.
By Davida Marie8 years ago in Blush
Why Hair Is Much More Important Than It Seems
Hair: people usually have a love-hate relationship with it. To some people, it's whatever or a nuisance. Personally, my hair has always been important to me. Since I was a child, I had long hair that extended past my behind. It was like a security blanket. In high school, I would always have my hair down, covering my face when I wanted. It helped me with my insecurities about my acne, and my face in general. It also helped when I felt self-conscious about my body. I would just simply bring my hair to the front, and hide what I didn't want people to see. For school homecomings and proms, my hair curled to perfection, and gave me a boost of confidence. My hair was like my trademark. I was told multiple times that people can identify in a crowd just by looking at my hair. For the longest time, my long locks had meant something to me. It was more of a part of me than just the fact it was on my head.
By Savana Verret8 years ago in Blush
How To: Go from Dark Brown to Blonde With Minimal Damage
Bored with your dark brown hair and fancy going platinum at home? It can be done! However, the first thing I want to make VERY CLEAR is this is a long, tiring and expensive process! Unfortunately there is no way to make your hair go from dark brown to blonde overnight. So if you think this isn't a colour you want to stick to or wouldn't mind staying your current colour, then I wouldn't recommend trying to go blonde. This is a commitment and no matter how you do it, you will walk away with more damage then you started with. The second thing I will tell you is that it takes a lot of upkeep and maintenance. For example: Bleaching your roots possibly more than once every few months, toning and conditioning your hair regularly. If you think this is too much to add to your routine, don't go blonde.
By EL8 years ago in Blush