Showing posts with label hair cut. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hair cut. Show all posts

Major Setback. I Need Encouragement

I was and I stress was brastrap length.  I decided to get a relaxer and a trim at a professional hair salon.  It was suppose to be a trim.  But the women cut about 3 or 4 inches.  I'm so mad that I want to scream.  Then when I went home I noticed my hair was uneven.  So guess what?  I had to cut more.  Why Lord?! Why?!  I thank God for salvation because if I wasn't I would have punched her.

I went to this same person before and had no issues.  But all I can say is....Why? 

So I will never get another relaxer or trim with her again.  And Im gonna figure out how to trim my own hair for now own.  I guess that's my new project. 

I can't write anymore. I'm still disgusted. Im back to the shoulder.  But here's a picture of the setback.


WHY?!

HerCut Debuts on QVC February 6 at 7PM


This Saturday, February 6th, Kyan Douglas (from Bravo's Queer Eye) will debut the HerCut collection on the QVC Channel during the Beauty Newsmakers at 7pm!

This past week I was able to attend an exclusive meeting with Kyan-himself!- to learn more about the HerCut Catalyst products, a unique haircare product in the market that is formulated to work based on your different CUT. So which one of these lovely cuts do you wear? Keep in mind, these are currently made for straight hair, whether natural or straight-ironed!

Available on QVC AND Sephora! :)

My personal review of the Catalyst, Shampoo & Conditioner coming soon!

Can't wait? Read more reviews here at TotalBeauty!





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Before and After actress hair

Oh,this is what we call amazing, the magic of hair and makeup. When the models arrived backstage at Gucci—all straggly hair and naked faces—they looked, well, their age. Makeup artist Pat McGrath and hairstylist Luigi Murenu set about transforming them into glamorous, even intimidating, runway prowlers. “The look was inspired by [sixties supermodel] Veruschka on safari and an exotic tour of Acapulco, the Americas, and Miami,” says McGrath. “I decided a smoky, aquatic eye and nude, glossy lips would reflect the tone and energy of the collection.” For the hair, Murenu’s goal was “gorgeous brushed-out, groomed hair that would feel both seductive and strong.” Nearly three hours per model later, those little girls were gone.