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2016年8月29日星期一
2016年8月26日星期五
8 Easy & Simple Hairstyles for School Girl
It is the end of August now, most of girls went to school already. Do you want to make a easy & simple hairstyle in the morning at school? I guess the answer must "yes definitely. " You must want a hairstyle that's simple enough to do quickly but still cool enough to help you stand out from the crowd. These styles go with any outfit and are great for all types of hair. Just take a few minutes to fix your hair before dashing out the door for your school day.
1. Side braid
a. Brush your hair to the left or right hand side. Either side works just as well.
b. Braid your hair over your shoulder. Keep it loose or tight, either way is great.
c. Use hairspray and bobby pins to keep it secured. This will help ensure your braid won't fall out over the course of the day.
2. Fishtail Braid
a. Divide your hair into two sections. Comb them out so that they're tangle-free.
b. Cross a strand from the right section to the left. Take a strand from the outside edge of the right section and cross it over. For a more intricate fishtail braid, use a very small strand of hair.
c. Cross a strand from the left section to the right. Take a strand from the outside edge of the left section and cross it over, making sure it crosses over the strand from the other side.
d. Continue crossing strands back and forth. As you move down the length of your hair, you'll see the fishtail pattern emerging.
e. Secure the end with a ponytail holder.
3. Sleek high buns with sock
a. Cut off the toe end of an old sock. A a long, thin sock will work best. Roll it down so that it resembles a donut shape.
b. Spray your hair with water. This step will help your hair curl up while it dries in the sock bun.
c. Pull your hair up into a high ponytail and secure it with an elastic. Pull your ponytail through the rolled sock.
d. Smooth your hair over the sock. Start at the tip of your ponytail, and tuck the ends underneath as you go. Repeat this step as you slowly roll your hair over the sock
e. Secure the bun at the base of your ponytail. You can use another hair elastic or bobby pins.
4. Sock Bun Curls
a-e is the same with Sleek high buns with sock style.
f. Let your hair dry in the bun. You can sleep with it or wear it out in public.
g. Take your hair down. When you take it out of the sock, your hair will be slightly curly. Spray with hairspray to hold the curls.
5. Classic Ponytail
a. Choose between a messy ponytail or a sleek ponytail. If you desire a neat and sleek ponytail, brush your hair and consider straightening it before proceeding. If you want a messy ponytail, which is just as cute, leave your hair in its natural state.
b. Gather all your hair at the back of your head. Choose either a low, medium, or high height.
c. Comb your hair to prevent bumps. You can use a comb or simply run your fingers through your hair while you're gathering it into a ponytail. If you prefer to have a messy ponytail, you don't need to check for any lumps.
e. Secure with a hair elastic. Make sure the elastic is tightly wound so your ponytail doesn't fall out. Either keep it simple or add cute hair clips. Adding headband can also enhance the look.
f. Try a cool twist. Take a thin strand of your hair from your ponytail. Wrap it around the hair tie and secure with bobby pins. This will cover up the hair tie for an elegant look.
Bobby pins that match your hair color are recommended so that they are less noticeable.
To spice up your ponytail, you can use a ribbon or bow instead of a proper hair tie. Another option is to cover your elastic with the ribbon.
6. Basic bun
a. Try a messy bun. Secure your hair in a neat ponytail. Twist the actual hair around the base, where the hair tie is. Secure with another elastic and pull random pieces out.
b. Do a sporty bun. Pull your hair up like you are making a ponytail. However, when you put the elastic in, only wrap it fully twice. The third time, only pull the pony halfway through. Pull out random pieces, if needed.
c. Do a sleek, dressy bun. Take a small bit of hair at the top of your head. Do a bun as described in the second method. Split the rest of your hair in half. Take the right half and wrap it around your head, including the beginning bun. Do the same with the left. To make it look cuter, add flowers, bows, etc.
7. Half Ponytail
a. Divide your hair into two layers. There should be a top layer and a bottom layer.
b. Gather the top layer. Pull the top layer back and away from your face as if you were making a ponytail. Secure it with a hair tie.
c. Leave the rest of your hair down. You can curl or straighten the rest of your hair, or just let it stay in its natural state.
8. Layered bob style
a. Clean, condition and dry hair. Section hair on side (brow to middle of head).
b. Flatten hair totally instantly and smooth the usage of a 2-THREE inch flat iron. Flat iron need to be set at FOUR HUNDRED-450 levels.
c. Comb hair positioned on the again and aspects of the head downward and the hair situated at the best of the head sideways, then forward — you should definitely stay the phase line in position.
So are you ready for your new semester? Go now!
1. Side braid
a. Brush your hair to the left or right hand side. Either side works just as well.
b. Braid your hair over your shoulder. Keep it loose or tight, either way is great.
c. Use hairspray and bobby pins to keep it secured. This will help ensure your braid won't fall out over the course of the day.
a. Divide your hair into two sections. Comb them out so that they're tangle-free.
b. Cross a strand from the right section to the left. Take a strand from the outside edge of the right section and cross it over. For a more intricate fishtail braid, use a very small strand of hair.
c. Cross a strand from the left section to the right. Take a strand from the outside edge of the left section and cross it over, making sure it crosses over the strand from the other side.
d. Continue crossing strands back and forth. As you move down the length of your hair, you'll see the fishtail pattern emerging.
e. Secure the end with a ponytail holder.
3. Sleek high buns with sock
a. Cut off the toe end of an old sock. A a long, thin sock will work best. Roll it down so that it resembles a donut shape.
b. Spray your hair with water. This step will help your hair curl up while it dries in the sock bun.
c. Pull your hair up into a high ponytail and secure it with an elastic. Pull your ponytail through the rolled sock.
d. Smooth your hair over the sock. Start at the tip of your ponytail, and tuck the ends underneath as you go. Repeat this step as you slowly roll your hair over the sock
e. Secure the bun at the base of your ponytail. You can use another hair elastic or bobby pins.
4. Sock Bun Curls
a-e is the same with Sleek high buns with sock style.
f. Let your hair dry in the bun. You can sleep with it or wear it out in public.
g. Take your hair down. When you take it out of the sock, your hair will be slightly curly. Spray with hairspray to hold the curls.
5. Classic Ponytail
a. Choose between a messy ponytail or a sleek ponytail. If you desire a neat and sleek ponytail, brush your hair and consider straightening it before proceeding. If you want a messy ponytail, which is just as cute, leave your hair in its natural state.
b. Gather all your hair at the back of your head. Choose either a low, medium, or high height.
c. Comb your hair to prevent bumps. You can use a comb or simply run your fingers through your hair while you're gathering it into a ponytail. If you prefer to have a messy ponytail, you don't need to check for any lumps.
e. Secure with a hair elastic. Make sure the elastic is tightly wound so your ponytail doesn't fall out. Either keep it simple or add cute hair clips. Adding headband can also enhance the look.
f. Try a cool twist. Take a thin strand of your hair from your ponytail. Wrap it around the hair tie and secure with bobby pins. This will cover up the hair tie for an elegant look.
Bobby pins that match your hair color are recommended so that they are less noticeable.
To spice up your ponytail, you can use a ribbon or bow instead of a proper hair tie. Another option is to cover your elastic with the ribbon.
6. Basic bun
a. Try a messy bun. Secure your hair in a neat ponytail. Twist the actual hair around the base, where the hair tie is. Secure with another elastic and pull random pieces out.
b. Do a sporty bun. Pull your hair up like you are making a ponytail. However, when you put the elastic in, only wrap it fully twice. The third time, only pull the pony halfway through. Pull out random pieces, if needed.
c. Do a sleek, dressy bun. Take a small bit of hair at the top of your head. Do a bun as described in the second method. Split the rest of your hair in half. Take the right half and wrap it around your head, including the beginning bun. Do the same with the left. To make it look cuter, add flowers, bows, etc.
7. Half Ponytail
a. Divide your hair into two layers. There should be a top layer and a bottom layer.
b. Gather the top layer. Pull the top layer back and away from your face as if you were making a ponytail. Secure it with a hair tie.
c. Leave the rest of your hair down. You can curl or straighten the rest of your hair, or just let it stay in its natural state.
8. Layered bob style
a. Clean, condition and dry hair. Section hair on side (brow to middle of head).
b. Flatten hair totally instantly and smooth the usage of a 2-THREE inch flat iron. Flat iron need to be set at FOUR HUNDRED-450 levels.
c. Comb hair positioned on the again and aspects of the head downward and the hair situated at the best of the head sideways, then forward — you should definitely stay the phase line in position.
So are you ready for your new semester? Go now!
2016年8月22日星期一
2016年8月19日星期五
DIY HAIR DYE TIPS & TRICKS
Last time we talk about what you should do and prepare before you dyeing your hair, now get to the point, we talk about how to dye the hair. It looks easy only 3 steps but need a lot of time. Girls, let's have a try!
First, comb your hair to make them silky and soft, then use a wide comb to separate your hair into different sections. Clip your hair to hold the sections apart. Separating the hair into these sections will ensure that you don't miss a patch of hair.
Second, dye your hair in each sections. Break each section of your hair into smaller subsections when you work, this will make your dye job more easier. Use an applicator bottle and a brush to dispense the dye onto your hair. Use your gloved fingers to work the dye into your hair.
For virgin hair, it means your first time dyeing it, start applying dye about 1 inch from your roots.
For touch-ups, start applying dye about 3 inch from your roots.
Work the dye into your hair well so that you do more than simply color the top layer of your hair.
Third, set a time when you should wash your hair. How long you need to leave the dye in your hair, it always shows in instructions box, following the rules is the right thing. Do not rinse the dye out before the minimum time or leave the dye in past the maximum time. If you have a lot of gray hair, it’s best to leave the dye in for the maximum amount of time.
Never leave hair dye in overnight. Leaving it in overnight will dry out your hair and it may cause severe skin irritation as well.
There are 3 principals when you dyeing your hair, easy task right? Change your color from now!
First, comb your hair to make them silky and soft, then use a wide comb to separate your hair into different sections. Clip your hair to hold the sections apart. Separating the hair into these sections will ensure that you don't miss a patch of hair.
Second, dye your hair in each sections. Break each section of your hair into smaller subsections when you work, this will make your dye job more easier. Use an applicator bottle and a brush to dispense the dye onto your hair. Use your gloved fingers to work the dye into your hair.
For virgin hair, it means your first time dyeing it, start applying dye about 1 inch from your roots.
For touch-ups, start applying dye about 3 inch from your roots.
Work the dye into your hair well so that you do more than simply color the top layer of your hair.
Third, set a time when you should wash your hair. How long you need to leave the dye in your hair, it always shows in instructions box, following the rules is the right thing. Do not rinse the dye out before the minimum time or leave the dye in past the maximum time. If you have a lot of gray hair, it’s best to leave the dye in for the maximum amount of time.
Never leave hair dye in overnight. Leaving it in overnight will dry out your hair and it may cause severe skin irritation as well.
There are 3 principals when you dyeing your hair, easy task right? Change your color from now!
2016年8月15日星期一
2016年8月12日星期五
How to Care Hair Weaves (Suggestions from UNice Hair)
Hair care is a very important step in maintaining and treating our hair especially if you wear hair extensions (weave). UNice hairstylists share with you some useful tips to take care of your actual hair and your hair weaves. I hope y'all find this article is very helpful and gives you another option to treating your hair at the salon. Let me if you try it out!?
There’s nothing worse than a weave that’s unkempt. Matted hair with visible new growth and tracks will definitely get you a side eye. Whether you’re keeping late nights studying for that Master’s degree, a busy mom, or just a boss, you probably got that weave to help you save time and effort involved with doing your own hair, so why not make sure it looks as fly as possible?
First thing’s first: get a weave by someone who knows what they’re doing. A properly installed human hair weave will give you a great starting point. Also, shop around for supreme quality hair. It’s going to cost you upwards of $300 for the hair alone, but it will be worth it on those mornings when you’re in a rush and it only takes a few minutes to refresh your style to perfection.
Hair weaves need help to remain smelling, feeling and looking fresh, so here are the best steps to take:
Shampoo
Whether you wear a natural or synthetic weave, it needs more careful care than your own hair because it’s missing the natural oils that come from your scalp. Every seven to 14 days (depending on whether you workout and/or sweat a lot), wet the hair first with lukewarm water and use a mild shampoo. Add a dime-sized amount of shampoo to your palm and rub it into your scalp with your fingers. Make sure to smooth the shampoo—don’t rub—onto the hair weave. Never turn your head upside down while washing, as this can tangle the weave permanently. Scrubbing or bunching your hair could also tangle it; avoid friction whenever you have extensions. Rinse well and allow the weave to air dry thoroughly.
Leave-in Conditioner
Apply a leave-in conditioner to the weave, and your natural hair, after each shampoo. A dime-sized amount of product should be enough. Massage it in with your fingers, coating the gently. For freshening up during these in-between times you don’t have to wash again, just apply the leave-in conditioner to the dry weave. Avoid oils because they weight the weave hair down and will cause tangles and matting. If the hair looses it’s luster, especially after a few washing, you can use a minimal amount of argan oil.
Anti-Bacterial Weave Spray
A weave that’s braided, twisted or worn in locks will take longer to dry than a weave that’s worn loose. This lengthy drying time leaves your weave susceptible to mold and bacteria—and that musty smell. Give your weave a light spritz daily to kill bacteria, detangle it and keep it fresh. Use the anti-bacterial spray once a day, working it gently into the weave with your fingertips.
Drying
It’s best to let your weave air dry (don’t towel dry either!), but if you must use a blow dryer start with the weft, then move to the ends and work your way up. Stick to the lowest heat setting possible when drying or using heated styling tools. Just like with natural hair, the heat can dry the weave hair and loosen the bond. Use a wide toothed comb for straight hair extensions and finger-style curlier weaves.
Sleeping
Never go to bed with a wet weave because it will encourage matting and that musty smell we mentioned. At night, loosely wrap your hair with a satin scarf but don’t tie it up in a tight style; that will cause tangles as well. Also, try sleeping on a satin pillowcase so not to disturb your weave.
There’s nothing worse than a weave that’s unkempt. Matted hair with visible new growth and tracks will definitely get you a side eye. Whether you’re keeping late nights studying for that Master’s degree, a busy mom, or just a boss, you probably got that weave to help you save time and effort involved with doing your own hair, so why not make sure it looks as fly as possible?
First thing’s first: get a weave by someone who knows what they’re doing. A properly installed human hair weave will give you a great starting point. Also, shop around for supreme quality hair. It’s going to cost you upwards of $300 for the hair alone, but it will be worth it on those mornings when you’re in a rush and it only takes a few minutes to refresh your style to perfection.
Hair weaves need help to remain smelling, feeling and looking fresh, so here are the best steps to take:
Shampoo
Whether you wear a natural or synthetic weave, it needs more careful care than your own hair because it’s missing the natural oils that come from your scalp. Every seven to 14 days (depending on whether you workout and/or sweat a lot), wet the hair first with lukewarm water and use a mild shampoo. Add a dime-sized amount of shampoo to your palm and rub it into your scalp with your fingers. Make sure to smooth the shampoo—don’t rub—onto the hair weave. Never turn your head upside down while washing, as this can tangle the weave permanently. Scrubbing or bunching your hair could also tangle it; avoid friction whenever you have extensions. Rinse well and allow the weave to air dry thoroughly.
Leave-in Conditioner
Apply a leave-in conditioner to the weave, and your natural hair, after each shampoo. A dime-sized amount of product should be enough. Massage it in with your fingers, coating the gently. For freshening up during these in-between times you don’t have to wash again, just apply the leave-in conditioner to the dry weave. Avoid oils because they weight the weave hair down and will cause tangles and matting. If the hair looses it’s luster, especially after a few washing, you can use a minimal amount of argan oil.
Anti-Bacterial Weave Spray
A weave that’s braided, twisted or worn in locks will take longer to dry than a weave that’s worn loose. This lengthy drying time leaves your weave susceptible to mold and bacteria—and that musty smell. Give your weave a light spritz daily to kill bacteria, detangle it and keep it fresh. Use the anti-bacterial spray once a day, working it gently into the weave with your fingertips.
Drying
It’s best to let your weave air dry (don’t towel dry either!), but if you must use a blow dryer start with the weft, then move to the ends and work your way up. Stick to the lowest heat setting possible when drying or using heated styling tools. Just like with natural hair, the heat can dry the weave hair and loosen the bond. Use a wide toothed comb for straight hair extensions and finger-style curlier weaves.
Sleeping
Never go to bed with a wet weave because it will encourage matting and that musty smell we mentioned. At night, loosely wrap your hair with a satin scarf but don’t tie it up in a tight style; that will cause tangles as well. Also, try sleeping on a satin pillowcase so not to disturb your weave.
2016年8月10日星期三
2016年8月5日星期五
Shine! Shine! Shine! When you back to school!
Did you enjoy your vocation in this summer? Did you go traveling with your family to the place you dream for. Did you have fun on the beach with your bestie? If yes, share some interesting stories with us!
School life is coming soon, do you miss your friends at school? You must want to surprise your friends with a whole new look! Change yourself from hairstyle now! We prepare a back2school sale for you guys, don't miss with UNice hair.
1.Use coupon code: unice edu to get $3 off for your order.
2.Share share share win $4 coupon! Share your beautiful pictures in holiday or with your bestie to customer service on www.unice.com, you will get it from us!
3.You can also get $3 discount code from UNice Instagram(@unicehair), Facebook(@UNiceMall),YouTube(UNice).
4.Want to have the chance to get free hair? Pay attention to our giveaway on Instagram(@unicehair). Follow us to get the latest information!
More Popular hairstyles for school girl, it is easy to manage and control.
Indian body wave
Peruvian straight
School life is coming soon, do you miss your friends at school? You must want to surprise your friends with a whole new look! Change yourself from hairstyle now! We prepare a back2school sale for you guys, don't miss with UNice hair.
1.Use coupon code: unice edu to get $3 off for your order.
2.Share share share win $4 coupon! Share your beautiful pictures in holiday or with your bestie to customer service on www.unice.com, you will get it from us!
3.You can also get $3 discount code from UNice Instagram(@unicehair), Facebook(@UNiceMall),YouTube(UNice).
4.Want to have the chance to get free hair? Pay attention to our giveaway on Instagram(@unicehair). Follow us to get the latest information!
More Popular hairstyles for school girl, it is easy to manage and control.
Indian body wave
Most versatile texture- natural wavy! Can be straightened and curled, it is very convenient to style.
Peruvian straight
It holds curls beautifully and flat irons smooth and straight, it can be colored to the hair you want!
The most natural wavy style, the perfect curls are stunning in every way. Turn up your elegance with this look.
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