Caring for your hair!

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 Models understand sun damage!
 
 No model worth her perfect skin would go without sunscreen everyday. And this applies to hair too. Locks that have been coloured are particularly susceptible to the drying and damaging effects of the sun, sea and chlorine. The best way to protect the hair from the elements is by creating a barrier. This can be done my combing or spraying a product such as Kalea Rose Revive Hair Complex for hair through the hair before you swim or go out in the sun.  As well as using Kalea Rose products at home. Go and have a salon treatment once a month to keep your hair looking good. The combined effects of the colouring process and UV rays can leave hair parched and more prone to tangling. Kalea Rose Passion Conditioner and Mask Treatment  conditioning is required to remedy this, so always treat hair with a conditioning mask once a fornight, or whenever you feel the need. Slather product on to freshly washed hair, wrap a warm towel around your head and leave for 15 minutes, then rinse.

Best Hairstyles By Body Type: Tall, Petite, Curvy or Busty!

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Tall & Thin? Don’t Go Too Short

Very tall women risk looking like pinheads if they get a super short hairstyle. Leave the boy cuts to the pixie girls (think Wynona Ryder, French actress Audrey Tatou, Natalie Portman, Mia Farrow in Rosemary’s Baby).

A Do for Tall, Slender Women: Anything Else Goes

When you’re super tall, chin-length or longer is more feminine than short hairstyles. A hot look for you are soft, shoulder-length waves.

Cute & Petite? Don’t Let Hair Get Too Long

Super long hair can dwarf a tiny body. You risk appearing like one of those pageant kids. You know the ones? The 8-year-olds with extensions?

A Do for Petite Girls: Sleek & Sophisticated

You won’t be mistaken for a 12-year-old if you keep your hairstyle sleek and sophisticated. Bobs are super flattering, just be careful not to go too short or you’ll risk looking too boyish.

Got Curves? Don’t Go Long & Straight

Straight hair only accentuates a curvy body. It’s like an arrow pointing straight down to your hips.

A Curvy Girl ‘Do: Long & Wavy

A better look for curvy girls is long, wavy or curly hair. It balances out the curves in your body.

Boyish Figure: Don’t Go Too Short

For women without curves, you’ll look more masculine with super short hair.

  

No Curves? Grow Hair Below Your Chin

I suggest keeping hair below your chin. Long, wavy or straight hair is a great look for you.

Got a Big Bust? Skip the Tight Updo

You’re proud of your girls and like to show them off. Good for you! Just don’t wear hair up in a sleek ‘do. Why? When hair is up and away from your face, your girls are on prominent display. They’re front and center.

A Do for Busty Girls: Long & Wavy

A sexier look is down and wavy. Bring attention to your hair, not your boobs. They shouldn’t be so front and center.

Long Face, Don’t Pull Hair Back

You don’t want to add height at the top of the head. If you want to pull hair back, do so without creating volume at the crown. Part hair sideways and sweep hair across the forehead.