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Well, not wanting to make a liar of my wonderful Mum, this Bank Holiday I went off to the Garden Centre to seek out some instant colour. Oh, and I will be putting a note in the October section of my diary. Buy bulbs. Plant bulbs. Ring Mum!
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Questions answered Q I have recently coloured by hair for the first time and want to know how to keep it looking great? A Daniel Galvin - "I have recently launched the Daniel Galvin Miracle Solution which retails for around £4.99. It been described as the great innovation in hair colour products since the launch of anti-frizz ranges. The natural vitamin formulation works from inside the hair out. The three products are designed to enhance highlights, brighten up colour or remove unwanted tones from hair". Q My short, textured hair is easy to manage but how can I get it to look drop-dead gorgeous for a glamorous party? A Trevor Sorbie - "It is all about changing texture. If you usually wear it textured try going slick. Apply a generous amount of gel and comb through with a dead straight parting. To make it look like its been put up just slick back the sides and secure with a grip behind each ear. Slick the hair upwards from the nape and secure. Next, take small sections and mould to give the illusion of an up-do with Trevor Sorbie wax, priced at around £4,99. Finally, mist with a little Sorbie Fixing Spray, around £3.79". Q I can never get my fine hair to hold a style. How can I get it to spay put? A Charles Worthington - "To give all day hold and volume use products from my Big Hair range. Apply Big Hair Styling Spray to damp hair for extra body. Pin up the top layers to get to the hair underneath and dry in sections at right angles to the scalp using my Big Hair Rollerbrush priced at around £13. Repeat with top layers, unclip the handle and leave the roller section in your hair for volume. Blast the hair with cold air and remove the roller when hair has cooled down. Spritz with Big Hair Lift Off Ultrafine Hairspray to hold the finished look". Q I recently dyed my hair a lot lighter and now my roots are showing through. I want to go back to my own colour but how can I disguise the regrowth in the meantime? A Nicky Clarke Once you have lightened your hair with bleach or tint, the only way to disguise the regrowth is to have lowlights put in and reduce them gradually over time. Whilst dark roots can look sexy and a bit 'rock chick' they are not for everyone. Speak to a professional colourist and start the slow process of gradually restoring your hair to its natural colour. Keeping your hair in tip top condition whilst you restore it to its natural colour is essential - use an intensive conditioning treatment on the mid-length and ends, which tend to dry out the most. Try my 60 Second Secret at around £6.25". Q My hair is at the mid-length, in between stage and whenever I try to put it up strands always come loose. Any advice? A Andrew Collinge - "The best way to cope with wayward hair is to use little butterfly clips around the temple and crown. First, dry the hair and work in some of my Thickening Mousse Gel, £4.50. Then put in a few rollers at the roots and leave for ten minutes. Gather hair into nape of neck, twist upwards and secure with a large clip near the crown. Use the smaller decorative butterfly clips to deal with any stray strands". |
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