You can lift weights, pound plates, and do reps at the gym for your muscles. But there’s no spin class, Oscar-winning actress-endorsed fitness instructor, or 102 degree yoga fitness regime for weak, brittle hair.
Until now.
One of our sponsors asked us for our favorite tips for eco-friendly style. We’ve come a long way since Kermit first sang, “It’s not easy being green,” but people don’t always equate “stylish” with “sustainable.” Turns out, it’s actually easier than ever to be both. Here’s how:
Perhaps in an antidote to the more outlandish “look at me” aesthetic that has permeated fashion runways the past few seasons (see: dip dyed hair, ombré, complicated braiding and topknots), celeb hair this past awards season was largely unaffected and unfussy, with stars sticking to simple hairstyles and less ornamentation. A return to ease only means that impeccable styling, the right hair care, and a good haircut are all the more important.
We bet you own and use at least one heat styler, like a blow dryer or flat iron. (Or like us, maybe you use both–eek!–on a daily basis.) While they’re amazing tools, they can really wreak havoc on your hair. Luckily there are ways you can prevent damage, and if you do go overboard, L’Oreal Paris has tons of products to get your hair back in J.Lo shape fast.
Check out our tips for preventing your hair from getting fried by heat styling tools, as well as how to treat your frizzled locks.
Winter hair–two words that have the power to instill fear in all female-kind. We’ve all been there–that moment you come inside from the cold and gleefully take off your hat, only to find that your hair looks like it’s been rubbed all over with a balloon. It ain’t pretty. So we thought we’d give you a few quick tips about how to keep your hair looking flaw- (and static-electricity) free during these brutally cold, dry months.
Take notes!
Talking about street style but ignoring the hair is like throwing away a cupcake before you get to the frosting. It’s just a waste!
Great hair is one of the things that makes fashion week street style so fabulous. While we’re covering up our static-y tresses with a trusty ol’ beanie, these gals are flaunting their flawless manes like it’s the middle of a humidity-free summer. So let’s take a moment now to appreciate some of the most amazing manes we had the pleasure of sharing the street with this fashion month.
We talk fashion and ogle jewelry with Victoria Justice at LoveGold’s Pre-Oscars bash honoring Fred Leighton.
One of our sponsors asked us to write about winter beauty challenges… and since running around in the freezing cold during Fashion Week clutching invites left our hands especially dry, we thought we’d tackle how to keep hands soft and smooth even during the coldest of weather.
Seems like the solution is obvious right? Just apply lotion and done? Not so! Read on for more tips.
Whether your idea of “extreme” winter weather is a chilly 53 degrees in Los Angeles or a blistering 14 degrees in New York, the cold air, wind, and dry indoor heat can make moisture disappear from your hair faster than Grace Coddington can say, “I love cats.” And less moisture in your hair means less of a lot of other things, including shine, smooth ends, and softness. If you’re also a heat styling junkie, your poor parched locks will definitely need some love this season.
To help you fight the battle against dry hair, L’Oreal Paris created the Power Moisture line, the first clinically tested hair treatment line that’s formulated with hyaluronic acid, that magical moisture ingredient that’s found in many skin care products.
New York fashion week is behind us, and its given us some amazing hair inspiration. We pulled out three trends in particular that are not only cute, but completely wearable in real life. Click through to check them out.
We all know how we get in mid-February: The happy holidays are over, the weather is bleak, and we’re just ready for spring to arrive. With this moody interim state often comes wardrobe restlessness, but it can be hard to get out of your rut of shopping at the same old stores.
VAULT is a new curated, online boutique marketplace that will provide the unique new pieces you’re looking for to get you out of that February rut.
You may have heard that red is one of the hottest hair colors for 2013. But it’s not easy to maintain–as a matter of fact, it’s one of the hardest hair colors to preserve. And the reason has to do with molecules: We’re not going to get all Bill Nye the Science Guy on you, but in layman’s terms, the red hair color molecule is larger and heavier than any other color, making it harder to effectively penetrate a hair shaft (and thus, dye your hair).
The secret to keeping yourself in the red, brown, blonde, rainbow, or any other hair color this season is to arm yourself with the proper tools, like L’Oreal Paris’s Color Vibrancy line.
