NaturallyCurly
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Miss Jessie’s Videos
- Friday, November 20th, 2009 | by NaturallyCurly
Check out Miss Jessie’s new videos, released just a couple weeks ago!
Two-strand Twist
Wet Twist-Out 101
Fingerstyling
Fingerstyling 101
Shop here for Miss Jessie’s products!
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Man Vlogs — Trevor McFedries
- Monday, March 9th, 2009 | by NaturallyCurly
Trevor McFedries, aka DJ Skeet Skeet, is a professional DJ, blogger, syndicated radio show host, former Midwesterner, ex-collegiate football player and much, much more, Trevor also consults major music labels. He has been performing around the world for about 10 years. He’s one of our Top 10 Curly Men We Love, and he’s vlogging for us!
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Man Vlogs — Jordan Pacitti
- Monday, March 9th, 2009 | by NaturallyCurly
Jordan Pacitti, aka CurlyBoy on CurlTalk, is professional dancer and professional product junkie. He has been dancing with the Pacific Northwest Ballet for the past 10 years. When not dancing, he runs Jordan Sumuel Fragrances, which sells room fragrance diffusers, bath and body oils and fragrances. Read more about Jordan here.
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Stylists Responding to the Economy
- Friday, March 6th, 2009 | by NaturallyCurly
Ted Gibson
New York City’s Ted Gibson, who offers the most expensive haircut in the country at $950, has taken note of the economy, and has launched his ‘Recessionista Tuesdays’ at his Fifth Avenue Salon — kicking off March 10th. Every Tuesday, anyone can come into the salon and the Ted Gibson team will offer haircuts, single color processing for $75 and blow-outs for $40.
Renowned hairstylist and salon owner Philip Pelusi said he, too, has seen the focus shift to more bang for the buck during the economic downturn.
Pelusi said clients are opting for money-saving tactics like extending time between visits, partial highlights or getting services on “training nights” for the salon, which can trim their bill up to 60 percent.
“We are doing everything we can to accommodate the clients,” said Pelusi, whose Tela Design Studio in Manhattan has only seen a slight decrease in business.
— CNN contributed to this article
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Detangling Tip
- Thursday, March 5th, 2009 | by NaturallyCurly
Apply a thick, creamy conditioner. Separate your hair into sections, usually 4, and finger comb to remove any major knots. Then use a wide-tooth comb to detangle, starting at the ends and working up. This reduces breakage because you’re slowly and gently getting through tangles, and not pulling through them from the top. The more conditioner you use, the smoother — and faster — the process. Then rinse and style your hair as usual.
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Rinse Well!
- Friday, February 27th, 2009 | by NaturallyCurly
Johnathan Torch, of the Curly Hair Institute, remind us, “It is very important with any shampoo to rinse your hair thoroughly.”
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Tip for Men
- Friday, February 27th, 2009 | by NaturallyCurly
Try: Curlisto Matte Stay
Guys, if you’re going for a groomed and styled look, but don’t want crunch, expert stylist Rodney Cutler says a soft putty will be your best styling aid. “It will still add moisture to the curls and allow them to breathe, but it’s firm enough so you have control and can keep curls in place,” he says.
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Detangling your little one’s hair
- Friday, February 27th, 2009 | by NaturallyCurly
Make sure that when you comb her hair, work in 1-inch sections, starting from the bottom working your way up one inch at a time.
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Living Proof No Frizz is Edison Award Finalist
- Thursday, February 26th, 2009 | by NaturallyCurly
Living Proof’s No Frizz — a popular line of frizz-defeating products — is a finalist for the “Edison Best New Product Award 2009″. The Edison Awards are among the most elite acknowledgments of excellence in new product development and in services that are technologically innovative, successful in the marketplace, and have societal impact.
Winners will be announced April 1 in Mountain View, Calif.
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Grammys Hit High Note with Waves and Curls
- Monday, February 9th, 2009 | by NaturallyCurly
See more Grammy photos here!
This year’s Awards season trend continued Sunday night at the Grammys, with texture making an appearance everywhere. Whether it was Taylor Swift’s curly updo, Katy Perry’s retro waves or Yolanda Adams wild curls, it appeared the flat iron went into hiding. Even the men were rocking their curls, from the Jonas Brothers to Justin Guarini. And of course there was Robert Plant, showing that long curls aren’t just for girls.
We can’t wait for the Oscars!
