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Longer hair takes on a new look when pinned to create a faux bob. How to Style: Distribute an egg-sized amount of a volumizing foam like Aveda Phomollient through hair and blow dry. Curl hair on a 1 1/4-inch ceramic iron . Secure the curls with clips and allow the hair to cool. Brush hair with a smoothing brush . Twist and pin ends up to create desired length. Product Recommendation: A faux bob length can be securely pinned with bobby pins from Sally’s. CLICK TO READ MORE .

Between windy weather, dry indoor air and hair flattening accessories, good hair days can be few and far between once winter rears its head. But a little preparation goes a long way in helping your hairstyle survive being smushed under a beanie and scarf. Try these quick tips for pretty, pulled together hair all winter long. CLICK TO READ MORE .

Pack Your Essentials. Make sure you prepare your makeup bag and keep it with you at all times. Put in a few extra products you might need to touch up with, and get to work a few minutes early to do any last-minute fixes in the mirror before you start your day. Makeup wipes, beauty blender sponges, and Q-tips are great products to keep on hand for inclement weather. CLICK TO READ MORE .

Summer 2014 is upon us, and no doubt many of you and your clients are looking for a new summer hair color or summer hair style to try out! CLICK TO READ MORE .

Half-up hairstyles are some of the most flattering around, combining the face-opening lift of an updo with the frame and coverage of long locks. The problem? Sometimes they can look a bit too “prom.” The solution? Take a tip from manouvellemode.com Natalia Simmons, who livens up her half-up hair with an asymmetrical braid and side-swept bangs. CLICK TO READ MORE .

One of the easiest ways to get spruced up for a night out on the town is tying your hair back into a simple up-do. Instead of pulling it back into something restricting. CLICK TO READ MORE .

Steps :  1. Start with your hair down. My hair is very straight naturally, so I curled it the day before, giving it a messy, wavy look.  2. First, take a small strand from each side of your head close to your ear, wrap it around to the opposite side and pin in place.  3 - 4. Repeat this process two more times, creating six strands crossing back and forth.  5. Next, create a semi-loose braid with the rest of your hair. 6. Lastly, add flowers throughout your braid!  CLICK TO READ MORE .