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Alison wrote: I need to get my hair done before my formal!! (…)
Hello Readers, We’re Back!
Monday, November 10th, 2008Hello Readers. (…)
Is hairstylequestions still available for questions?
Sunday, September 7th, 2008Question: Is hair style questions still availabel for questions and answers?
Answer: Hello readers,
Hair style questions.com is totally back and ready to help all those in need. We were trying to work out some technical difficulties and have now imirged stronger than ever. Please write us your questions and we will give you detailed anwers that are suited for each individual need. Thanks.
Sedu, Shedu, Hedu… We all Du.
Sunday, July 20th, 2008SEDU: Derives from the word Seductive. The “Amercan Beauty Supply” company makes this hair straightening iron. The vision behind this was to “Rid the world of Damaged Hair, one seductive women at a time” hence the name Sedu.
Life is grand my friends. And for us girls and boys obsessed with our hair, I have two words, FLAT IRONS; seriously, let’s think about this for a second. Way gone are the days of reluctant submission to One’s real hair: the elusive perfect hair. Any time that I want, I can get my dream hair. Whether it is by adding more, longer, beautifully styled hair, or just taking a new millennium hair styling tool to my not so perfect hair and wha-la, the perfect hair!
I have straight flat hair with a round face, I feel it doesn’t shape my face well; is that correct?
Sunday, June 22nd, 2008Amber wrote:
I am 22 years old and have straight flat hair a bit past my shoulders with a
round face. I live in the south so the humidity only makes it worse. I curl
my hair everyday with hot rollers because it at least temporarily gives it some
volume. But the minute I walk outside it falls, reguardless of any help of
products. I realize I have hair like most girls would love to have. But I
feel like it doesn’t shape my face well. Is that correct? The best hope I have
had with my hair is when it is shorter. But even at that the ends never stay
rolled under unless it is winter. What is the best suggestion for this
problem?
Hi Amber,
Thank you for e-mailing us your question. First I would like to start with your statement “Hair most girls would like to have”. You are right! The truth is, almost every body would rather have some other type of hair rather than
I have had static in my hair for over 3 weeks and I am really frustrated; what can I do?
Sunday, June 8th, 2008Question:
Wendy wrote:
I have had static in my hair for over 3 weeks and I am really frustrated. I
tried a daily clarifiers but nothing seems to work. What can I do?
Answer:
Static electricity concerning your hair might be due to the dry conditions in your home, office, or environment that can cause static electricity to build up whenever two surfaces are rubbed against each other. That is one reason why some folk believe that static electricity is more prevalent in the winter than the summer: hot dry air in homes and offices sets the stage for static electricity, just from shoes moving over a carpet or from your hand running through your hair. When dry hair is brushed, combed, or rubbed with such things as a hat or scarf, static electricity builds up in the hair.
Humidity and moisture reduce the chances of a static electricity; however well conditioned hair can eliminate the static’s and then some. Some people find that spraying their hair with a little moisture helps relieve the static, which is also of course a good way to get rid of your Doo.
In order to have a Katie Holmes hairstyle should I use a relaxer or not?
Tuesday, May 13th, 2008“Hairstyle Questions has many answers, tips and tutorials for all your questions about hair. (…)
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