Wednesday, December 31, 2008
Chanel and Jourdan in January 2009 Vogue
Most of you have probably seen this spread already but I felt like posting them anyway. I know some of your are tired of seeing black modeldom's chosen ones in fashion magazine but I like the editorial and think both women look great. Chanel shows a bit more range of facial expression and Jourdan's mature gaze suggests that she's been doing this for ages even though her career only really began a year ago.
As far as American Vogue shoots go, this one is pretty typical. Lots of shots of surprised looking models levitating against gray backdrops and segregated by race. While it does stand out that this is the longest editorial featuring black models that I can recall seeing in eons, Vogue's placing it in the "Change! Yes You Can" issue immediately after a feature on The Obamas is a bit heavy handed in my opinion. If Anna Wintour and Co. had just thought to perforate theses pages they could have billed it as a special "black" pull-out section on the cover.
More photos at Studio Audience
Tuesday, December 30, 2008
10 Simple Tips on How to Take Care of Color Treated Hair
Properly handling your color treated hair will result in healthy looking, manageable tresses. Each time you apply permanent or semi-permanent color, you subject your mane to a chemical process.
So follow these few simple steps, that will help you to restore a healthy shine and manageability hairstyle.
1. Trim your hair every four to six weeks to remove split ends and make your hair more manageable. A good haircut is the best foundation for the rest of the steps
2. Use a shampoo specially formulated for color treated hair, and if you must wash everyday, shampoo only once. When you shampoo, avoid tugging your hair, and wash gently. Rinse thoroughly to remove all traces of shampoo.
3. Use conditioner for color treated hair each time you shampoo, and apply a little extra to the ends. Rinse thoroughly. Removing all traces of shampoo and conditioner minimize any film that attracts dirt, hides hair's natural shine, and makes hair less manageable.
4. Apply a deep conditioner once a month
5. Blow dry your hair when it's almost dry. The more heat you apply, the more damange you inflict to the cuticle. Dry with your fingers instead of a brush until the very end of the drying process.
6. Use wide-tooth comb to detangle your hair with minimal breakage.
7. Avoid curling irons and hot rollers. Style your hair with a brush and blow dryer.
8. If you have long hair, use hair accessories instead of rubber bands.
9. Avoid chlorine, and when you do swim, wash the chlorine out of your hair immediately.
10. Use a temporary rinse in between colorings to extend the life of each permanent or semi-permanent color application.
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So follow these few simple steps, that will help you to restore a healthy shine and manageability hairstyle.
1. Trim your hair every four to six weeks to remove split ends and make your hair more manageable. A good haircut is the best foundation for the rest of the steps
2. Use a shampoo specially formulated for color treated hair, and if you must wash everyday, shampoo only once. When you shampoo, avoid tugging your hair, and wash gently. Rinse thoroughly to remove all traces of shampoo.
3. Use conditioner for color treated hair each time you shampoo, and apply a little extra to the ends. Rinse thoroughly. Removing all traces of shampoo and conditioner minimize any film that attracts dirt, hides hair's natural shine, and makes hair less manageable.
4. Apply a deep conditioner once a month
5. Blow dry your hair when it's almost dry. The more heat you apply, the more damange you inflict to the cuticle. Dry with your fingers instead of a brush until the very end of the drying process.
6. Use wide-tooth comb to detangle your hair with minimal breakage.
7. Avoid curling irons and hot rollers. Style your hair with a brush and blow dryer.
8. If you have long hair, use hair accessories instead of rubber bands.
9. Avoid chlorine, and when you do swim, wash the chlorine out of your hair immediately.
10. Use a temporary rinse in between colorings to extend the life of each permanent or semi-permanent color application.
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Monday, December 29, 2008
2009 New Year Wishes
A wishful way to greet people as the New Year begins. Slowly and steadily Year 2008 is creating space for year 2009 to step in. I would like to take this opportunity to wish everyone here have a wonderful new year, cherish the memories of 2008, learn from the past and make resolutions for coming 2009.
Saturday, December 27, 2008
Friday, December 26, 2008
Wednesday, December 24, 2008
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Monday, December 22, 2008
Sunday, December 21, 2008
Celebrity Haircut: Celebrity Big Haircuts
Celebrity Big Haircut Styles
If you are run out of idea how to do with your high volume hair. It will never be the case now. High volume hair is never really disappears. It just keep on evolving.Find out more on what celebrity haircut you can wear in the following section:-
Pump It Up
If you've got thick, wavy locks, go ahead and flaunt it! By growing it to well past the shoulder and having it snipped into layers, you can easily amp up the volume. Just blow-dry with your fingers, scrunching in natural texture as you diffuse-dry, or get the look with a hot roller set.
Swing Shift
You can pump up the volume without going over the top, get the look on long locks, set damp, gelled hair in Velcro rollers, using larger ones on top and smaller, vertically placed rollers at the bottom. When dry, brush hair to fullness, flipping ends up all around.
Crown Heights
A full, rounded crown, short bangs and light dark brown color with burnt gold under layers give this look its oomph!! To do, simply apply volumizer and blow dry with a large round brush, lifting hair from the roots and styling the bottom close to the head.
Bouffant Dream
Like the bouffant of the 60s, this look goes great heights. Unlike its predecessor, hairs does not need back-combing and spraying to achieve the right dimensions. Layers, volulmizer and blow drying with a round brush pump things up, to finish, simply mist with holding spray.
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Wednesday, December 17, 2008
Zoe Saldana in D&G
The dress itself isn't my personal cup of tea but it is a fun look. Accessories are key here and I think Zoe's slicked back hair, earrings and black pumps kick it up a few notches. The confident pose doesn't hurt one bit either. I just don't get the pairing of this dress with gladiator sandals on model Jessica Stam. It makes the dress look like a middle school sewing class project.
The holidays are fast approaching and once again, I will be going to the land of no reliable Internet access so I probably won't be posting again for a short time. Please everyone be safe and enjoy yourselves this holiday season whether you celebrate them or not!
pics: zimbio and style.com
Celebrity Haircut: How to Create Vivacious Curls Haircut Yourself
If you love curls haircut than you have a lot of hair styles that you can choose from. There are vivacious curls for short hair, medium length hair, long hair, formal occasions and informal occasions. While you are still wondering how to create a great vivacious curls hairstyles that you like, you can follow these simple 5 steps process:-
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- Use about 3 golf ball sized globs of mousse and message onto your hair
- Using finger, blow dry hair until about 80% dry. Make sure you follow this carefully because this will affect the next step.
- Set the hair with heat rollers. Take a section double the thickness of the heated roller and wind hair around it from hair ends to roots
- After 15 to 20 minutes, release the hair from the rollers but try not to stretch the curls out.
- Use fingers to loosen the hair. Use the hairdryer to blow on the area around the face, especially the fringe side. Concentrate heat on the roots. Twirl the curls while applying the finishing products.
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Sunday, December 14, 2008
LIFE Photo Archive: Donyale Luna
I have been passing a lot of time searching for old images and articles on Google since they've expanded their search function to include vintage magazines like Ebony, Jet, and photo archives from magazines like Life. The index terms used aren't as robust as I would like but it is still a treat to pull up old articles and photos like these of model Donyale Luna in her prime. Man, she had a thing for Austin Powers type ruffles and money fur coats didn't she?
S: Google/Life Magazine
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