Of course your hair is all dried out. This summer was brutal! But never fear, the hair gods are here. You don’t have to cut off all your locks just because they’re looking a little thirsty. Here are 6 tricks to get hair hydrated and totally gorg for fall from Amina Bouchouirab, treatment specialist at one of our fave salons, Pierre Michel.
1. Get a little snip snip. Cut off the ends now to save the rest of your locks tomorrow.
2. Apply a good deep conditioner to hair and then either place a hot towel on your head or if you have a sauna at your gym, place a plastic shower cap on your head in the sauna.
3. Switch your brush. Your hair is sensitive right now. Plastic bristled brushes tend to pull and tear hair. Try a boar bristle brush (such as a Mason Pearson) instead.
4. Skip a day between washes to give your hair a break and to let natural oils work their magic. On days of unwash use a dry shampoo to get rid of noticeable grease.
5. Use a hydrating shampoo and conditioner on a daily basis.
6. Air dry, air dry, air dry…just for a week or so until your hair is hydrated. Heating tools just keep sucking out hair’s natural moisture.
That was the question being asked around our office when we first heard the story of the million dollar insurance policy on football player 
Hi ladies! Jo here! My hair has gone through varying lengths over the years, bob, long, bangs, layers, bob and now back to long. But I have never chopped it all off. The pixie is in the one cut I have never tried. And why? Well it is scary! It just seems like such a drastic switch. I for one can’t imagine even getting into the shower and having nothing to run my fingers through.
If you know our dear friend Lizzie Grubman than you know that her new hue is essentially brunette for the long time uber-blonde. We’ve known Lizzie for years and we’ve always loved the blonde locks on her, but that’s because we didn’t know any better.
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