Celebrity Hair Books: Inspire Quarterly Volume 42 - Beauty at every age

Beauty at every age! Attractive Las Vegas Hair Designer salon hairstyles for clients 30 and over. With celebrity makeovers (Pierce Brosnan, Susan Sarandon, Sarah Jessica Parker, Sharon Stone and others!). Long, medium and short sections.

Celebrity Hair Books: Inspire Quarterly Volume 45 - Celebrity Makeovers

Choose your favorite celebrity hairstyle at this book or at Las Vegas Hair Design Blog! Easy to use sections: Medium, short, long, male, celebrity makeover. More pictures and hairdos than any other book! Also included: The Technical Insights.

Celebrity Hair Books: Inspire Quarterly, Volume 41 - Celebrities and Makeovers

Celebrities and Makeovers! The hottest new hairtrends! The latest fashion looks from party girl to classic! Show your salon clients how easy it is to change their hairstyle! Amazing before and after photos and great makeovers. Free technical insights included: Featuring 12 makeover technicals in full color! Featured Artists: Carter T. Lund, Terese Broccoli, Nicole Simmons Meyers, Barbara Lhotan, Jaime Queenin, The Teals, and Aron Baker. For more celebrities and makeovers visit Las Vegas Hair Designer.

Celebrity Hair Books: Inspire Quarterly Volume 39 - Special Occasions

Classic, striking, unique and many other looks that will get you noticed! Numerous possibilites! With short, medium, long, men's and up styles. Featuring favorite styles of celebrities: Christina Aguilera, Catherine Zeza Jones, Faith Hill, Charlize Theron and others! Check out Las Vegas Hair Design Blog for more celebrity hairstyles.

Tips for Red-Hot Redheads and Gorgeous Gingers: Avoiding Color Clash

All red hair has either red or orange pigmentation as the base color for their hair. Brighter, fiery reds and bright strawberry blondes tend to be orange-based, and their owners often have pale skin and freckling. For these redheads, the eyes can be almost any color, but do tend to be of a lighter shade and bright blues and greens are frequently found. Orange-based redheads have to be careful of the colors they wear in both clothing and make-up, or else they run the risk of color clash. The best colors for orange-based redheads are light or pastel shades of green, aqua, blue, and lilac. Oranges, bright reds and bright yellows should be avoided as they can cause the wearer to appear washed out. Dark shades of green, blue and violet will also make the orange-based redhead appear pallid and haggard.

Darker reds and auburn browns tend to be red-based, and also look best in greens, blues and violets, but should choose the darker, jewel-toned shades lest paler shades of these colors leave them looking sallow. Dark reds and auburns also need to be wary of yellows, reds and oranges and should choose subtle shades of these colors if they are to be worn. The red-based redheads often have darker pigmented skin, and the eyes usually tend toward hazel and brown, though any color is possible.

These color warnings apply primarily to clothing choices, though they do also apply in color choices for makeup. For make-up however, there is a simpler rule of thumb to follow. Whether it's orange or red-based, red hair color of any shade is a warm color, and calls for warm tones in make-up. Orange-based redheads usually call for lighter tones of the warm family (soft blush pinks, for instance), while red-based redheads with darker shades of red hair can wear the darker tones of warm make-up color (for example, cherry reds).

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Winter Hair Care Advice: Choose a style compatible with the needs of the weather.

In the winter months, select a hairstyle that you can wear and still be able to keep yourself warm. A full-volume curly style may not be the best choice if you live in a part of the world where you need a hat to stay warm when you’re outside. Winter may not be the best season for a super-short gamine cut.

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How to Get Rid of Split Ends: Dry Hair

The only real solution for split ends is simply avoiding them. Some people's hair will be splitting a lot faster than other's. It is a fact that dry hair will split faster. It is however not only your hair type that makes you vulnerable for split ends. Also how you take care of your hair is very important.

Over brushing will cause split ends and exaggerated backcombing will also make the hair split since it is disturbing the cuticle. Brushing hair when it is still wet is one of the most important causes for split ends because wet hair stretches by as much as 25%.

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