Long Golden Locks
Long beautiful warm golden blonde hair should not be hidden in a ponytail or under a hat all the time. Bust it out and show it off in loose wavy curls that are the envy of all who see you.
How to style:
Blow hair out using a large round brush after applying styling crème for that extra bit of shine and control. Once hair is entirely dry, smooth medium to large sections and wrap them around the barrel of a larger curling iron or clampless curling iron. Smooth cooled curls to keep their shape but soften them up. Spray finished style with a medium hold hairspray to keep it looking soft.
Best hair product: If you plan on blow drying your hair and then a hot curling iron, make sure you use a heat protection product. You don’t want to scorch your hair. First, that smells AWFUL! And second, it will make your hair look trashy eventually by drying it out and making it fuzzy. Try Tigi Catwalk Sleek Mystique Haute Iron Spray.
Best face shape and hair type:
Oval, heart, square, long, some round. Medium density with not too much natural texture will be easiest to style.
Tip: To keep the long locks from looking frayed, when shampooing and conditioning, don’t rub them around on top of your head. Instead, pull the product through the ends after shampooing/conditioning your scalp. If you’re rubbing them around on top of your head, your ends get tangled up and break more creating a lot more damage (and a bigger mess to comb through after you towel dry it!). The same goes for towel drying your hair. Wrap it up like it’s in a turban to wring out the excess water and use a shammy (yes, the same kind of thing they show you on info-mercials drying a car!) to get out as much moisture as possible. Consistent use of these techniques will help preserve the integrity of your hair and it will look a lot healthier!
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