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Fine, wavy and coarse curls come with their own sets of concerns and solutions, although one cruel universal truth does apply: "All curly hair is drier than straight hair, so shampooing should be kept to a minimum," says Morgan Willhite, lead stylist at Ouidad Salon in Santa Monica, Calif. This holds especially true for coarser hair. Because curly girls don't brush their hair-hello, maso- chism-natural scalp oils have a harder time making their way to the tips. Willhite suggests shampooing just once a week and using conditioner in between. Fine hair can do with more frequent shampooing since it runs the risk of looking straggly, although Willhite advises using a dry shampoo that won't strip the hair with harsh detergents.
STYLE SANS SILICONE As if to add insult to injury, cruel dryness begets despicable frizz. And while this is what usually drives curly girls to the salon (and, probably, vod-ka), curl proponents like Lorraine Massey, co-owner of New York's Devachan Salons, reasons that "frizz is just a curl waiting to happen." She suggests a plan of attack that includes a good silicone-free conditioner-because) the silicone only serves to coat the hair and doesn't allow moisture to penetrate the strand-and a styling foam (for fine or wavy hair) or cream (for coarse hair) that allows hair to move freely while keeping excess frizz at bay.
2012 the best replica watches and handbags （http://www.86watchess.com ）
2012 the best replica watches and handbags （http://www.86watchess.com ）
Top replica AAAAAA+ 1 to 1 quality.
If you have any questions, free to contact us: watch...@yahoo.cn or watch...@foxmail.com
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