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Haircuts 2010. For 2010 the most popular haircuts are ones that are edgy, chic, and head turning. The latest styles are eye catching and unique and have a rather 80’s feel to the overall look. For 2010 we’ll see trends ranging from mushroom bobs, razor cuts, shaved styles, Mohawks, and natural short shaped curls and afros. One trend hitting the beauty world hard is wearing your own natural textured hair, this could either be tight curls, or big afro depending on your natural hair’s style. Look below to see edgy haircuts making a strong 80’s comeback this year.
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Winter Haircare Tips. The best way to take care of your hair during the winter months. Many women dread the winter season since it can wreck havoc on their lovely locks. The season as a whole often results in dry, brittle hair that lacks moisture and looks alot like hat hair. Definitely not a look to be proud of. Make sure during the winter season that you’re always conditioning your hair on a regular basis, and drink plently of water. Look below for more winter haircare tips.
Top Tips To Remember
- Always protect your hair from the winter cold by wearing hats, scarfs, or some type of cap. You can always use a hoot to protect your hair from the wind.
- Never go outside with a wet head, not only can it make your sick but if your hair gets cold it will freeze and easily become brittle.
- Use a humidifier in your home to bring moisture in the air good for both your skin and your hair.
- Try to stay away from using heat too often on your hair, blow dryers and curling irons. If you can instead of washing your hair in the morning try washing it at night and letting your hair air dry in the nighttime.
- Always use leave in conditioners to help gain more moisture in your locks and always use cold water to give your hair shine and lock in moisture.
- Use hair products made for winter haircare , these products will help give your hair moisture.
- On a weekly basis try using a hair mask, or some form of conditior for softer, moist locks.
- When washing your hair stay away from hot water, always use lukewarm since it’s less drying on both your skin and hair.
