7 Mistakes To Stop Making If You Have Fine Hair Using Too Much Product. Getting the Wrong Haircut. Using Too Much Conditioner. Keeping Hair Very Long. Forgetting About Your Scalp. Using the Wrong Blow-Drying Technique. Bringing on the Breakage. What Read more…
In all uniforms, the unsecured hair will be worn centered in the back of the head (placement of ponytail will not be on the side or the top of the head), be no wider than the width of the head, Read more…
The updated guidance follows the January announcement that women in the Air Force and Space Force can now wear a single ponytail, or single or double braids, as long as the hairdo reaches no farther than their upper back and Read more…
Ponytail hairstyles will not interfere with the proper wearing of military headwear and equipment nor extend downward more than three inches below the lower edge of the collar (shirt/blouse, jacket or coat) while sitting, standing or walking. Can you wear Read more…
Left Side. You mean business. Women who part their hair to the left tend to be perceived as driven and intelligent. They like to think things through, but they also like to get things done—and end up in positions of Read more…
The direction in which the cowlick spirals can actually tell you the direction your hair grows. That means if the spiral grows counter-clockwise, you should part your hair on the right. If it grows clockwise, you should part your hair Read more…
The general consensus seems to be that parting on one’s left makes a person look competent and masculine, whereas parting on the right makes a person look warm and feminine. I learned about this while listening to one of my Read more…
Clever Ways to Store Your Hair Elastics (So You Never Lose One Again) Drop hair ties in decorative jars. Clip elastics to a binder ring. DIY a cylindrical hair tie stand. Sort tiny elastics into a pill box. Make a Read more…
Braids cost a good amount of money and also take a lot of time to install. They’re a protective hairstyle that can help maintain the good health of your natural hair even in harsh weather conditions. They’re also low-maintenance and Read more…
“For example, I normally recommend letting your hair breathe for at least three to seven days post-sew-in or braids before getting extensions reinstalled.” For natural styles, however, she thinks that taking a one- or two-day break is a good idea. Read more…