| Goldwell Shiny Hair Tips |
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| Revised Date: 05/23/08 |
Introduction
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Carmen Carment
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Tom Carson -
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Goldwell
knows the inner secrets to sizzling shine and gorgoues haircolor.
Listed below are some of
Goldwell's
shiny hair tips:
House Of Style:
1. Maximize shine by building it in, starting from the moment
you step out of the shower.
Note: For extra shimmer, use
Goldwell
Colorglow [IQ] Shampoo available in a variety of warm and cool
shades.
Let hair dry 40% on its own before you start styling. This
equals less heat time (and therefore more shine). It also
means you avoid diluting shine boosting products with excess water
in the hair.
Since it's heat and not moisture that creates style, you won't lose
out on styling benefits by waiting. You'll even save time
because you can be doing something else while your hair is drying.
2. Try
KMS Hairstyle Styling Gel around the scalp and spray
KMS - Hairplay - Paste Up Spray or
KMS - Hairstay - Gel Wax through the mid-lengths and ends for
framing the style. This builds the foundation of your house of
style. Blow dry at the scalp first, then dry the rest of your hair
99%.
3. Use a round or flat brush, self adhesive rollers or
whatever styling tool you prefer, and finish with the "root" such as
KMS - Hairstay - Quick Finish Spray.
Downward Mobility
4. Blow dry so air goes only in the downward direction along
the hair shaft. This helps stray and split ends lay flat, and
keeps the cuticle smooth.
Tools Rule
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Carmen Carment
Salon |
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Tom Carson -
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5. You can dramatically increase the shininess of your hair by
using the right products. Hair swells and expands when it
comes into contact with water and heat, which raises the hair's pH
level.
Goldwell
hair care and hair styling products are each formulated with AHAs
(Alpha Hydroxy Acids) and are targeted at a variety of hair types.
The AHAs offset the swelling, returning hair to a more compact,
tighter cuticle which is healthier, smoother and shinier.
The Layered Look
Do what the pros do on magazine photo shoots. That means
layering lots of products, one on top of the other, for maximum
shine.
If this sounds like too much product, remember that professional
editorial stylists create the most beautiful looks this way.
Ask your stylist for pointers. With some good advice from a
salon stylist, anyone can learn to use products correctly.
The Long & Short Of It
Get a cut with long layers or a blunt cut. The larger the
unbroken surface, the shinier the look will be.
Summary
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and to the education and support of salon professionals. |