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bad hair day? Let’s talk about bad hair years! We have a pandemic to thank for this.
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While hair is stressed with home cutting, curling, coloring, straightening, and panic googling treatments, others embrace the natural texture of hair and let it all grow back.
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As the pandemic continues to sweep away, we are treating our hair more carefully. Bouncy, shiny hair never goes out of style.
“What we’re really seeing now is that natural movement is still popular, but with so many leaning in during the pandemic, women are really coming back to styling. I found out that there is Matthew CollinsLA-based celebrity stylist
“We love natural hair, but women want versatility: shiny style locks one day and a beautiful, silky blowout another day. The more hair you leave behind and work with it, the better it responds when you style it,” says Collins, a global styling ambassador who specializes in styling celebrity hair for red carpet events like the Oscars, Golden Globes and Emmys. say. , and runway shows.
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Reduces frizz and tear. Nourishes roots for added shine and healthier hair. Hair oil is trending on his TikTok, but on Pinterest, his searches for “scalp treatments for dry scalp” have increased by 70%. Rosemary is touted to encourage hair growth – the hashtag #rosemaryoil has earned him over 200 million views on TikTok.
Nearly 60% of Canadians are concerned about scalp problems, according to a new Dyson Global Hair survey. Also, 65% of Canadians say their hair is damaged.
People go head-to-head with damage repair products and bond builders, and intense deep conditioning (known as Botox for hair) has people heading to salons for professional smoothing and softening benefits.Hairstyling tools and technology have become must-haves thanks to TikTok tutorialincluding Collins, makes hair dreams easy.
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Collins says making hair waves now is bouncy blow outsoft 60’s updo, smooth ponytail Face framing pieces and textured messy flat iron wavy locks. Sleek, polished straight hair tucked behind the ears in a center part for an office or after-work outing.
Beverly Hills based master colorist J. Radner It sells voluminous blowouts and soft waves. “Volume is so chic, it’s back to a higher level. With a roller set and a smart hair dryer, it’s much easier to volumize.”
We seek innovation. Social media has put the world of trends at the forefront of our lives. .
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“There’s been a lot of focus on hair product ingredients,” said Radner, adding that guests are reaching out to expertise and remedies for healthier, moisturized, shiny hair. .
Over-washing is epidemic – research shows that 80% of people wash their hair every day or every other day. “Even a push every other day can greatly help your hair’s overall health,” Collins adds.
Less is better. Collins says that curly, natural textures have taken over and are now widely accepted in the workplace. Wave for volume, length, curls, waves, and cool makeovers for work or play. Your hair speaks for you.
Arizona State University professor Rose Weitz said in an interview: Today.comAnd[hair is]malleable. It can be changed so easily that other parts of the body cannot be changed. It reflects who the person is and is a sign of our identity.
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what’s your style?
- Go Fringe! It’s back, so lean into the face-framing fringe, says hair expert J. Ladner. You can look fierce with down-styled hair, and playful when worn with various up-styles.”
- Say hello to Shagbora, stylist Matthew Jacob is head of the technical education project loreal “This is an ’80s cut with a subtle, subtle step cut that makes the transition look softer.”
- Concave cuts are welcome. A classic light cut – think Victoria Beckham – features a slight angled front, says Jacob.
- More natural texture and movement. The trend will skyrocket in her 2022 and will continue to grow in popularity, says hair expert Megan Nevans. Consumers want simple, effective ways to enjoy their hair in its natural state.
- Introducing softer face framing colors. Strong highlights in face-framing have been replaced with more muted, softer effects, he says, Nevans. Joyco National Education Manager.
- We’ve moved on to copper and natural warm tones, says Nevans. .”
