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Someone with a beautiful head of thick hair might be blessed with good genes. However, they could be hiding a secret… hair extensions.

Thin hair falls into one of two general categories. One is low-density hair, which refers to the number of hair strands on your head. The other category considers the thickness of each hair strand. A variety of conditions can cause thin hair, including genetic makeup, illnesses, disease treatments, diet, and hair care methods.

If you have thin hair, adding extensions is one way to enhance your hair’s natural appearance temporarily. With the right materials and skills, you or your stylist can give you a full head of thick, luxurious locks in no time. Consider these options for human hair extensions to find a method and look that’s best for you.

Do you want to know how to style your hair? Do you need help understanding the science behind different hairstyles? If so, this blog post is for you! It will cover everything from types of hair and hair care products to styling techniques.

Here Are 12 Frequently Asked Questions About Hair Styling

I am so excited to get the opportunity to share this giveaway with you! I recently had the opportunity to receive a Xtava Infrared Straightener. I have had the same straightener now for over 10 years. It doesn't work very well at all anymore and although I was considering buying a new one, I just hadn't found what I was looking for in at a comfortable price point.

The xtava Pro Satin Infrared flat iron for hair leaves hair shiny and smooth with its 2 inch wide ceramic tourmaline floating plates, 10 temperature settings, universal dual voltage, 60 minute auto shut off function and heat resistant travel hair case. It is a ceramic flat iron with digital display where you can choose from 10 temperature settings on an LCD digital display, ranging from 265 F - 445 F when hair straightening. Not sure which temperature is right for you? Start between 265 F - 300 F for delicate or fine hair types, 300 F - 380 F for normal hair, and 380 F - 445 F for thick or coarse hair types.

Since the birth of each of my babies, my hair has become curlier and curlier. And when you are use to a different texture of hair, it can be hard since you have to learn to adapt. For YEARS, I would just have frizzy hair because I had no time to blow dry and straighten it. But I had no idea how to make my curls work for me.

Michelle Breyer, co-founder of NaturallyCurly.com - a 19-year-old web site dedicated to all things curly, is celebrating their new book, The Curl Revolution and has joined together for a special partnership with SoCozy and Tangle Teezer.

Both my kiddos have blondish hair, so chlorine can be hard on it. I have seen sometimes that blonde hair can even get that greenish tint to it. SoCozy has teamed up with FranceLuxe and 37 Actives to celebrate the beginning of summer! They have curated a box of must-have summer essentials for the kiddos (and something for mom too).

What started with an innovative idea to open a salon just for kids, has grown into the nationally-recognized SoCozy brand of salon-quality hair care products developed specifically for kids’. Made from the finest ingredients with absolutely no nasty chemicals, every SoCozy product boasts multiple uses to streamline bath time and calm those hectic mornings of getting the kids out the door.

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I have been making Sweet Pea's hair bows for a few years now. I took a break because honestly? She had almost every color and I didn't really need to make one. But I decided to pick it up again since my sister-in-law is pregnant with girl number four and as I was scouring the old links I had pinned on Pinterest, I noticed they no longer existed! How sad! So I wanted something that was easy to pin for all your bow making needs.

 

 

Okay so here is a list of what you will need to make these bows.

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