Spiral hair ties may work better on some hair types than others, but they lack the versatility to make them a safe and effective option for all. Aside from still creasing your hair, causing tangles and breakage and losing elasticity over time, plastic spiral hair ties aren’t an eco-friendly, sustainable Read more…
“Hair ties can cause breakage,” he says. “When I stand behind my client, the breakage from ponytails makes a ‘U-shape’ around the head because of where the tension of the hair tie rubs and causes friction.” Bad news to workout devotees who’ve been rocking the high-pony. Does wearing a ponytail Read more…
Ponytail. If only your roots are greasy, a ponytail is the perfect style to conceal it. Gather your hair into a high or low ponytail, secure it with a scrunchie, and you’re done! If your hair is short and you want to create the illusion of longer hair, try doing Read more…
3) Tying up hair while it is sopping wet If you tie up or braid your hair tightly while it is dripping wet, the tension will increase as it dries. The usual dents and snags that can happen in a dry ponytail worsens if the hair is damp. As a Read more…
Trimming ponytail palms can be done any time of the year but is best during the growing season of spring through early fall. Use clean and sharp bonsai shears to trim leaves on top of the plant. This will force the foliage to grow downward and resemble a ponytail. Remove Read more…
“Consistently pulling the hair up in a bun or ponytail, in addition to how you remove the band could cause damage and splits,” Nadia Vassell, a celebrity hair stylist and owner of Nadia Vassell Salon, tells TZR. If you tie your hair up regularly, be wary that the rubber band Read more…
It doesn’t take well to cold weather. If possible, bring your ponytail palm indoors on frosty nights. If you can’t, you can do a few things to minimize frost damage, but only if the temperature remains above 20 degrees Fahrenheit. At 18 degrees and below, the palm likely won’t survive. Read more…
The ponytail palm leaves are sensitive to injury and tend to get dark at the ends. Cutting back ponytail palm leaves is easy in order to preserve the appearance of the plant. Use good sharp scissors or yard snips to cut off just the discolored parts. How do you prune Read more…
Once you have lathered your product all throughout your head and smoothened out the edges, you want to gather all your hair with a regular brush and use an elastic for a ponytail. Add a small amount of Olaplex No. 7 to the end of your ponytail to help with Read more…
Cut the ponytail grass plant back to 4 to 6 inches high with pruning shears in late winter or early spring, just prior to the flush of new growth. How do you cut a ponytail lawn? Pruning pony tails Use sharp long shears for that. Cut away the dried portions Read more…