Showing posts with label Shu Uemura Iron Design. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Shu Uemura Iron Design. Show all posts

Monday, December 28, 2009

Moisture Treatment at Home

Winterize Your Hair
Hair can get very dry during harsh winter months, so it's a good idea to apply a moisture treatment once or twice a week. At Bobby Cooper Salon we recommend using Shu Uemura's Moisture Velvet Nourishing Treatment or Kerastase Masquintense. Also, avoid washing your hair with shampoo daily and try to only wash hair every other day or two. Shampoo strips the hair of natural oils and makes hair even dryer. For curly girls, it's best to shampoo once a week and wet hair as often as needed only using conditioner. Follow this easy three step process for healthy moisturized strands:

1) Apply quarter size amount of hair treatment, like ones shown above, to towel dried hair.

2) Comb treatment through strands with a wide toothed plastic comb.

3) Cover with plastic cap and let it sit for 15 minutes. For extra moisture zap with a blowdryer for 5 minutes or so.

To finish, rinse hair and style like usual. You can also sleep in mask overnight for the same effect. This service is available in our salon for an additional charge to any service. Call for more information

Tuesday, December 22, 2009

How to: Re-create Kate Hudson's Hair

Bobby loves Kate Hudson's hair on the front of the January issue of Harper's Bazaar and he wants you to be able to re-create this look at home for your upcoming holiday parties or for a fun night out. Follow these easy steps to get happy, bouncy hair this season!



1) After washing hair, part the hair on the opposite side you would normally part and blow dry.
2) Spray on Shu Uemura's Iron Design to hold curl and protect hair from heat.
3) Curl hair down and away from face using a 1.25 inch curling iron.
4) Brush out curls
5) Then, flip hair back to your normal part. Doing this will create the voluminous part shown above.
6) Tease hair at the crown, hairspray hair all over, and smile.




Comment Request Follow-up:

To curl hair down, hold the curling iron horizontal and angled away from face, like Lauren is showing here.