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Summer Hair: Ponytail Perfection
Perfect Ways to Beat the Valley Heat from Redken on the World's Runways
Combine textures to add interest to a ponytail. Apply super strong gel from the forehead to the crown for a sleek finish, then pull hair into a ponytail. Either leave the tail free of product for natural movement, or add second-day texture by misting on heat-activated texturizer and blasting with blow-dryer.
Get a super sleek ponytail, as seen at Marc Jacobs: Prep hair with spray starch styler and create a high ponytail. Flatiron the tail for ultra straight results, then mist on quick dry finishing spray to add shine and control.
Whether you choose a defined part or no part at all, it’s key to keep your ponytail free of fly-aways—smoothing serum layered over instant finishing spray will keep fly-aways in check.
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Before the invention of blush, women used to pinch their cheeks to get that rosy glow. Though you can now avoid such pain, comparing a blush to the color of your pinched cheeks can help you find one that's the perfect match for your skin.
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Do Blondes Really Have It Better?
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Blondes (natural blondes, that is) tend to have about 140,000 hairs on their heads. Brunettes average about 110,000, while people with black hair have about 108,000. Redheads have the least, with only about 80,000 hairs on average.
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