Kesha - Shockwaves NME Awards 2010 Hairstyle
February 25, 2010 by Erin · Leave a Comment
Kesha hit the red carpet at the Shockwaves NME Awards 2010, at Brixton Academy on Thursday (February 24) in London, England wearing a flowy, one shoulder black glittery mini dress and her hair, a mix of beach waves and mini braids.
How To get Kesha’s Wavy Braided Hairstyle -

Jennifer Lopez - Wavy Hairstyle How To
February 8, 2010 by Erin · Leave a Comment
Beach Wave hairstyles continue to be a hot trend however this year, beach waves have a bit of a 70’s inspired twist to them with lots of volume.
Jennifer Lopez wore this wavy hairstyle perfectly at the 2010 Grammy Awards.
Jennifer Lopez Wavy Hairstyle How To-
- Blow dry hair using a round brush to create volume at the roots of your hair.
- Create a center part and apply a styling spray and allow to dry.
- Using a 1 inch curling iron, curl sections of hair creating spirals.
- Starting from the back of the hair, comb through the curls with your fingers to break up curls and create waves.
- Smooth waves with a bristled hair brush by gently brushing the top layers of your hair.
- If you need to create more volume, use a wide tooth comb to backcomb underneath your waves.
- Apply a flexible hold hairspray and you’re done!
Kim Kardashian 2010 Wall Calendar Hairstyle
January 25, 2010 by Erin · Leave a Comment
Kim Kardashian is known for her long, thick shiny dark hair and usually you see Kim wearing it straight and sleek or full of volume with loose waves. I however, love the beach waves Kim is seen with in her 2010 Calendar.
Kim Kardashian’s beach wave hairstyle is a popular summer hairstyle however I love that her beach waves don’t lack volume at the roots, and although the ends of her hair scream beach hair, the fullness at the top keep her from looking like a drowned rat.
To get Kim Kardashian’s beach wave hairstyle start by applying a volumizing foam such as Redken Guts 10 Volume Spray Foam, to damp hair and blow dry hair with your head flipped over to help get maximum volume at the roots.
Once hair is completely dry, using a 1.5″ barreled curling iron, wrap the end of your hair around the barrel, hold for a few seconds and then release.
To get the ‘piecey’ look Kim Kardashian has that gives her that beach hair look, use a hair shaping balm, rub between fingertips and apply it to the end sections of your hair to help separate and add texture.
Hayden Panettiere - Shoulder Length Wavy Hairstyle How To
January 4, 2010 by Erin · Leave a Comment

Hayden Panettiere Shoulder Length Wavy Hairstyle is a simple yet very pretty and classic hairstyle that can be worn on chin length and long hair as well.
How To get Hayden Panettiere’s wavy hairstyle;
Apply a Sculpting Foam to damp hair and blow dry hair with a diffuser while scrunching hair to help create wave and texture to your hair.
Once hair is dry, using a 1.5 inch Curling Iron, wrap 1 - 2 inch random sections of hair around the barrel and hold for a few seconds before gently releasing hair. Shape and place waves using your fingers before spraying hair with a flexible hold hair spray.
2010 Hairstyle Trends
December 30, 2009 by Erin · Leave a Comment
2010 hairstyle trends include lots of volume, 50’s inspired styles, braids of all sorts as well as sleek ponytails.
The bob hairstyle is still a hot hairstyle trend for 2010 however this year it gets a little edgier also, shoulder length bobs are making a hit.
Smooth, sleek hair of all lengths will also be seen a lot in 2010 and creating smooth, shiny strands is simple using a flat iron.
Create soft, smooth waves using your curling iron and this year make sure you have a set of hot rollers on hand to pump up the volume in your hair and add movement and texture.
For inspiration you can check out 2010 Celebrity Hairstyles for the latest in hair trends.
How to Use a 3 Barrel Hair Waver
November 30, 2009 by Erin · Leave a Comment
Ever wonder how to use a hair waver for soft, smooth wavey hair? Using a hair waver is pretty simple however, by following a few tips, you can avoid any kinks and unnatural looking waves.
Tip 1 - Always place the plate of the hair waver under the hair with the barrels clamping down onto the top of your hair.
Tip 2 - To create a natural looking wave keep you hair waver tilted slightly to keep the edge of the waver from denting the hair.
Tip 3 - When waving hair, always make sure to place the first barrel into the last wave so your waves interlock together, preventing any dents or kinks.
Tip 4 - When waving the ends, be sure that the ends of your hair are tucked into the barrel so that there are no kinks or dents.
Tip 5 - When waving sections of hair, pull them away from the scalp to create movement and to avoid stiff looking waves.
Tip 6 - Use your fingers to gently break up waves and give wavy hair a soft, natural look.
A 3 barreled hair waver is a great hairstyling tool if you want soft, natural looking waves and beach waves. A hair waver is great for all hair types and hair lengths and is an easy way to get wavy hair!
How to Get Fergie’s Cosmo 2009 Hairstyle
November 18, 2009 by Erin · Leave a Comment
Fergie is looking pretty good on the Dec. 2009 issue of Cosmopolitan Magazine! Her hair looks shiny and smooth yet with a touch of rocked out waves.
Here is how you can create this Fergie Hairstyle -
- Apply an anti frizz styling product to damp hair and blow dry hair using a diffuser. If your hair is curly, straighten it as you dry it.
- Part hair slightly off center.
- Using a large barreled curling iron, curl random sections of hair. Leave out the ends of hair so that they go in different directions.
- Flip head over and lightly brush out curls with your fingers so that you have waves.
- Using a texturizing balm mix it with a pea sized amount of shine serum and work through strands of hair to create shiny, piecey waves. Smooth roots with the excess product on your hands being careful not to apply too much product at the roots as too much will make hair look oily.
*photo courtesy of cosmopolitan.com
Holiday Hair - Hairstyles for 2009-2010
November 16, 2009 by Erin · Leave a Comment
This season, holiday hair is sleek, chic and elegant. Hairstyles such as the loose chignon, soft waves and the classic pony are hot trends for 2009 holiday hair.

This year, the chignon goes from the classic to a more modern version that is loose and somewhat messy looking. To create this look, blow dry hair and create a deep side part. Secure hair into a low pony tail. Taking sections of hair, wrap them around the base of the ponytail, securing with bobby pins. To create the more modern messy chignon, leave ends of your hair out.
The classic pony is a sweet and sophisticated hairstyle and can easily be vamped up for the holiday season with a rhinestone hair clip, gold or silver bobby pins or other hair accessories. The 2009 holiday ponytail is sleek, shiny and smooth looking but not flat. Use a flat iron to create super straight, shiny strands before securing hair into a ponytail that sits in the middle of your head. Brush hair straight back or create a part anywhere you like. Cover your hair elastic by wrapping a section of hair around it and securing with a bobby pin. Lightly spray hair with a hairspray to tame flyaways.

To create soft waves, apply a texture enhancing styling cream and blow dry hair. Taking sections 1-2 inches, wrap them around the barrel of your curling, hold for a few seconds and then let go. Once you have done all of your hair apply a shine serum for soft, glossy waves.
How to get Wavy Hair with a Curling Iron
March 17, 2009 by Erin · Leave a Comment
Barrel Business - Choosing the right size Curling Iron
October 9, 2008 by admin · Leave a Comment
Do you crave the tight curls that Sarah Jessica Parker has? Or maybe you’ve always had your eye on Cindy Crawford’s waves? It seems that no matter what you have, you want something else when it comes to your hair. Fortunately there are a whole host of tools available to help you achieve the look that you crave.
When it comes to curls, you don’t have to relegate yourself to flipping through magazines longing for beautiful fullness. Now, you can have those curves that you crave even if you were born with bone straight hair. The key to luscious curls is the right curling iron.
So you’re ready to make the investment in a curling iron, you get your wallet out ready to make the purchase and then something stops you. What is it? The incredible range of curling iron barrel sizes has you completely overwhelmed and confused. How do you decide which barrel size is right for you?
Do you want tight ringlet curls? Or maybe it’s loose sexy waves? Maybe you just want to tame your own naturally wavy hair and give it shape? Or just turn under or flip out the ends of your hair? It can be extremely overwhelming to choose the curling iron that you will create the style that you want. So once you decide what look you are trying to achieve with your curling iron, you can narrow down the barrel size that you’re looking for.
Curling irons come in a wide range of sizes from as small as 3/8” to large barrels that are 2” in diameter and everywhere in between. Each barrel size has its purpose but that doesn’t mean that each of them will work for you and your hair.
If you have short hair, or are looking to create very tight spirals, or curl wisps and tendrils, you will want a smaller barreled curling iron. Something around 3/8” is a good choice for you.
If your hair is medium length or you are looking for spirals or ringlets, a slightly larger barre
l is perfect for what you need. Something about 5/8” would be a good choice.
A curling iron anywhere between ¾” and 1” is a good choice for medium to long hair lengths if you are looking for something to flip out your hair, or curl ends in. This size of iron will also create beautiful curls for almost any hair type.
Curling irons that are 1-1/4” to 1- ½” are the best irons if you’re looking for loose sexy curls. These irons are perfect for long hair and will create a great deal of lift and waves. The largest barrel available is the 2” size which is the ultimate iron for extra large waves on long hair.
It may be difficult to narrow down which size of curling iron you really need. If you can’t decide on just one size, why not go for two? It is absolutely impossible to create the same style with a 3/8” size barrel as with a 2” barrel. So if you’re hoping to achieve those two very different styles, you should splurge on two separate curling irons so you aren’t disappointed with the results. After all, a well equipped hair styling tool box, means beautiful hair for you!




