Nexxus Shampoo

by Bobbie ~ August 15th, 2007
NEXXUS Assure Replenishing Nutrient Shampoo for Softness & Strength 10oz/300ml NEXXUS Assure Replenishing Nutrient Shampoo for Softness & Strength 10oz/300ml

Assure Replenishing Nutrient Shampoo helps hair to maintain its optimal health by infusing the hair shaft with an abundance of time released Nutrients. Assure is fortified with NexxuSpheres, a new technology that provides the sustaining delivery of Antioxidant Vitamins, Vegetable Ceramics, Avocado Oil, Essential Fatty Acids and Soybean Lipids. These nourishing ingredients effectively combat the daily stresses from harsh environmental elements including heat, sunlight and pollutants. Assure dramatically improves hairs radiance, softness and strength.Fortified With NexxuSpheres™. Advanced microsphere technology provides the gradual release of hair strengthening Ceramides, replenishing Nutrients, Antioxidants and UV protectors. A Nexxus exclusive, this breakthrough, time-release feature gives hair sustained health, softness and radiance.

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Face shapes and hairstyle choices

by Bobbie ~ August 12th, 2007

Face Shapes To Suit Hairstyles

TheHairStyler.com Hair Feature

By Paola Fioramonte, THS Hair Consultant

When changing to a fabulous new look, believe it or not, it’s the shape of your face, along with your hair type and texture, that is the most important factor to consider. Here at TheHairStyler.com, we’ve come up with an easy to follow guide that will help you determine your face shape and advise you on the best cuts for a fantastic new look.

Face Shape

To determine your face shape, take a tape measure or ruler and record the following:

1. The measurement of your face across the top of your cheekbones.
2. The measurement across your jawline from the widest point to the widest point.
3. The measurement across your forehead at the widest point (generally somewhere halfway between your eyebrows and your hairline).
4. The measurement from the tip of your hairline to the bottom of your chin.

You are now ready to see which one of the seven classic face shapes belongs to you!

Oval
Egg Shaped With A Forehead And Jaw That Are The Same Width
The ideal face shape, because it is proportionally balanced. Styles to try: an oval face will suit any hairstyle be it straight, wavy, curly, short, medium or long. Styles to avoid: try to avoid wearing your hairstyle on your face as you’ll lose the shape behind the hair and may also add the appearance of weight to your face.

Oval faced celebrity: Jennifer Aniston
Round
Circular Shaped
The best way to flatter a round face is to create an oval appearance which will lift your facial features. Styles to try: a below the chin haircut that keeps the sides close to your face and promotes height at the crown is a great style. Hairstyles that are longer than chin length will also suit, and by layering the top to achieve fullness, and keeping the cut relatively close to the face, your face shape will appear longer and narrower. Styles that include short fringes will also add length to your face. Styles to avoid: curly styles emphasize roundness and should be avoided as well as very long styles and ones that pull back tight off your face.

Round faced celebrity: Drew Barrymore
Oblong
The Face Is Longer Than It Is Wide
Oblong faces have high foreheads and long chins and require haircuts that add width and volume. Styles to try: haircuts that will mostly suit are anything that is short to medium length, such as the “Wedge” style. Styles to avoid: too much hair length will make an oblong face look even longer. We suggest that you keep your hair above shoulder length and if possible, avoid styles with no fringe.

Oblong faced celebrity: Janet Jackson
Heart
Wide At The Forehead, Narrowing To A Point At The Jawline
The objective is to create width around your narrow chin. Styles to try: soft and curly chin-length hairstyles would suit best. A chin length bob is a great style that creates a balanced look by giving fullness and balance where you need it. Styles to avoid: try to avoid short, full hairstyles like slicked back looks that emphasize your upper face.

Heart faced celebrity: Naomi Campbell
Square

A Strong Forehead And Jawline
The square face is angular with a broad, square forehead. The objective is to create an oval appearance and lift your facial features. Styles to try: short to medium length hairstyles, especially with wave or roundness around the face, will suit you best. Soften the edges of your face with layers and wear long hair at, or past your shoulders. Your hair would look best parted down one side with a swept away fringe to create a different angle. If your hair is straight, you may want to consider a body wave to achieve a nice balance to the straight features of this face shape. Styles to avoid: a square geometric cut, long bobs with heavy fringes, and all styles that part down the middle.

Square shaped celebrity: Sandra Bullock
Diamond
The Forehead And Jawline Is Narrow With Wide Cheekbones
The key is to find a hairstyle that will balance the narrow chin. Styles to try: most hairstyles suit a diamond shape with the best being a full, rounded style such as a graduated bob which falls to the chin. Styles to avoid: avoid all hairstyles that leave your forehead completely exposed and styles where there is no hair on your neck.

Diamond shaped celebrity: Sophia Loren
Triangular
The Forehead And Cheekbones Are Narrow With A Wide Jawline
The objective is to narrow your chin and widen your forehead. Styles to try: shorter hairstyles that balance the prominent jawline would suit, with lots of layers added to achieve fullness and to balance the upper part of your face. Hairstyles that are full at the temples like the “Wedge” style will look great. Styles to avoid: long, full hairstyles that draw attention to the jawline and styles that add width, such as haircuts that kick out at the bottom.

Triangular faced celebrity: Stevie Wonder

Need some help?
If you couldn’t find the right face shape, register online at TheHairStyler.com, and our photo editor will help find the right shape for you.

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Jessica with a Bob Cut and more

by Bobbie ~ August 12th, 2007

Celebrity Hairstyle Profile: Jessica Simpson

TheHairStyler.com Celebrity Hairstyles Feature

By Sarah Koessler, THS Consultant


Jessica Simpson started her career as a teenage pop singer in the late ’90s and moved successfully into television and movie roles.

With a sense of style that combines her girl-next-door charm with lots of sex appeal, Jessica has pulled off some beautiful hairstyles, and TheHairStyler.com has profiled a selection of her best.

Amazing Updo
This soft and sexy upstyle is a great look for Jessica which gives her a sophisticated and smart look. The small amount of height through her top section also adds character to her style.


Beautiful Bob
Jessica’s change to this super hot shoulder length bob with sweeping bangs was a great move! The smooth, straight style of her look and the slight tuck at the very ends is what makes this style so effective and perfect for showing off Jess’s shiny hair.


Cascading Curls
Jess looks so fresh with these cool, crispy curls! Her hairstyle is perfect for the beach or a casual day out and gives her hair the chance to shine with a fresh and energetic look.


Super Style
This is a very different red carpet look. For this style, Jessica smoothed her top section back and styled the rest of her hair into a mass of curls which featured lots of body. Take a tip from Jessica and try this look the next time you’re out on the town.

To see the full range of Jessica Simpson’s hairstyles, including step-by-step instructions on how to style, Register now at TheHairStyler.com and upload your photo to see first hand how you would look with these fantastic looks and our other celebrity hairstyles!

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