My top 7 ways to help get your hair to grow fast.
We are in the winter months and you know what that means. Your skin and hair is dry on top of fighting static in your hair. Here are some tips that can help fight the static.
1. Humidifier: This will help to add moisture to the air. Adding moisture helps your dry skin and hair. Plus it will stop you from shocking anything that you touch.
2. Deep Conditioning Treatment: If you don't already use conditioner on a regular basis, you need to start now. Just remember to start at your ends and work your way up. Your scalp doesn't need the conditioner. Give yourself a deep conditioning treatment once a week. My favorite deep conditioner is Joico K-Pak Reconstructor. Here is a tip on the best way to give yourself a great at home treatment. Apply the Reconstructor to wet hair and place a plastic cap over your hair. Take a damp towel and warm it up in the microwave. Wrap it over the plastic cap, leave on for 15-20min. This will allow the heat to open the cuticles. Rinse with cooler water to lock in the moisture.



Have you every wanted to know what your face shape was and what style would be best for you. I have listed 7 face shapes and some pointers to help you choose the right look for you. I hope this will help you decide on the next new look for the new year.
Oval Shape:
Length of your face is only slightly longer then the width. The forehead and jaw are the same width.
Cut: Any shape and style can be worn.
Flattering Look: Long, lower layers that fall below your chin.
Bangs: Symmetrical or wispy bangs.
Avoid: Styles that hang in your Face and eyes.
Triangle or Pear Shape:
Width of your forehead is narrow than your jawline.
Cut: Layered styles will help balance and soften your jawline.
Flattering: Short is generally better than longer.
Bangs: Side swept and not falling directly on the chin or near it.
Avoid: Any style that give more attention to your chin such as a straight solid bob cut.
Square face:
Width of your forehead and jaw are equal.
Cut: Shaggy cut with some length left at the nape to soften the jawline. Off center part and some height at the crown.
Bang: Wispy bangs or side fringe.
Avoid: Straight across bangs, center parts and straight blunt styles.
Heart Shape:
Width of your forehead is wider than your jaw. You have a slightly pointed chin.
Cuts: Any textured chin length styles will suit best.
Bangs: Angled not blunt bangs make your face shorter and wider.
Avoid: Volume on top and sides.
Round Face:
Width of your forehead and jaw are equal rounded.
Cut:
Choose a style that falls below chin or longer to help elongate your
shape. Soft graduated layers tends to remove bulk from the sides to make
face slimmer.
Flattering: A style that adds height not width.
Bangs: Long, side-swept bangs that graze check and brow bone.
Diamond:
Forehead and jawline are narrow. Your cheek bones are wide and high.
Cut: Styles that add width at the chin such as a bob or shoulder length. Styles that tuck behind your ears to bring out your cheek bones.
Bangs: Straight across bangs or side bangs.
Avoid: Short styles with height without bangs. No hair on the neck area or the chin area. You want to stay away from the middle part.
Oblong:
Length is longer than the width.