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Jennifer Lopez is a true Renaissance woman–actress, singer, TV host–and now she’s featured on the cover of the March 2012 issue of Sophisticate’s Hairstyle Guide! Click for a peek at what you’ll find in this fabulous issue!
Thinking about revamping your mane with a short snip? Look for inspiration here for the best short hairstyles modeled by trendsetting celebrities, or pick up the March issue for even more sexy star looks!
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It’s like the night sky all amped up in the February 2012 issue of Sophisticate’s Hairstyle Guide. We’ve got everyone from Nicki Minaj to Lisa Rinna to Selena Gomez and beyond. Check it right here!
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What products should take center stage in your bathroom, makeup bag and local salon? Sophisticate’s Hairstyle Guide has the beauty product 411 to help you look your absolute best!
Glee‘s girls are all about personal expression–and gorgeous style! Find out if you’re a Rachel, Quinn or a Mercedes in Sophisticate’s guide to the beloved character’s style moves–and how to get the look at home!
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Can u tell something about hair creams?
Hi Namra,
Hair creams are one of the many products that may help condition, soften and smoothen your hair. Keep checking the Sophisticate’s website for more product how-tos!
i recently colored my hair and now it feels damaged. are there any good hair repair treatments or deep conditioners that you recommend?
I can’t live without CRACK Hair Fix! It’s a leave-in hair treatment and styling aid all in one, it’s fabulous!
Is there a decent priced moisturizing shampoo/conditioner for colored hair?
Hi, Pam!
The best way to compare prices is to head to your local grocery store or beauty supply shop and take a look at the haircare products designed for color-treated hair (look for the words “color treated” on the bottle!). You can always ask a store clerk if there are any sales going on!
I need something for the frizz the actually works!!Not a gel or mousse. But like a cream or something else or a shampoo or conditioner. Please HELP!!
PS Besure to leave some good namebrands that you recomend!!
Thank You!!
Hi, Alexandra!
Hair pro Daniel Keane answered your question over in the Hair Pro Advice section. Have a look there!
living proof no frizz shampoo conditioner and treatment cream works togther and reall tames my frizzy thick hair
The product I can’t live without is Body Up Brush System! My hair is so thick and hard to style but with this 9 brush system it’s easy and gives me the volume I want!
Hi, Erika!
Thanks for checking out the Sophisticate’s Hairstyle Guide Web site! We’re happy you’ve found a product that works for you and we love va-va, volume!
A kind of hair product that straightens the hair all through out the day until night?
Hi, Erin!
In answer to both of your questions, if you are looking for a temporary solution, we suggest a smoothing product (like Kerastase Oleo Relax) applied to wet hair. Dry your hair with a paddle brush, then straighten your hair in sections. The product alone won’t straighten your hair. if you are looking for something a little more long term, perhaps you should try something like a Keratin treatment, which significantly reduces frizz for around three to four months.
What is the best hair product for curly hair if you want to low down the frizz?
Erin:
We’re still catching up after the new year…should have an answer soon!
Hi, Erin:
See the answer above!
Would it be better to apply volumizers on damp hair or dry hair? I find that my volumizer kind of feels like a hairspray… if I spray it on damp hair, my hair feels kind of sticky and hard when it dries… What should I do? Please help!
Hi Ami:
Volumizers should really only ever be used on towel dried, damp hair, NOT too dry. You see, they need to be applied to hair that is moist so the formula spreads more evenly and is diluted down during the combing process before styling. That’s what assures you equal distribution of product. Also, if applied to almost dry hair, it can and will get sticky, and the brush will not go through the hair with ease…causing a messy, frizzy result. My advice is to apply right after you have washed your hair and begin blow-drying right away.