A summer makeover
ONCE school is out for the summer, high school students have the freedom to play around with their hairstyles. They can also experiment with color, regardless of their hair’s length.
ONCE school is out for the summer, high school students have the freedom to play around with their hairstyles. They can also experiment with color, regardless of their hair’s length.
Every day about 3,500 children in the Philippines struggle with cancer. To help uplift their lives, American salon brand Matrix gathers hairdressers and Filipino women for the “Matrix 8-Inch Cut for Cancer Challenge.”
“I want guys to experiment with colors, but colors that are subtle and not flashy.”
It was an odd place to find three international footballers on the eve of a crucial World Cup game, inside a small hair salon located on the forecourt of a gas station on the outskirts of a remote Brazilian city.
Kris Aquino, fresh from dropping her “dating Herbert Bautista” bombshell, posted a quote from Coco Chanel—“A woman who cuts her hair is about to change her life.”—on her Instagram account (@krisaquino214). It had the caption: “I cut off more than a foot, so I’m super ready for my life change.”
For a San Francisco native who’s always aspired for the limelight, Xian Lim is getting exactly what he wants and more. With his recent film with onscreen and off-screen partner Kim Chiu earning P10.5 million on its first day of screening, the 24-year-old could arguably be the newest blockbuster king of his generation.
I have a beauty question: how do I make my hair grow faster than the usual growth?—Raye
He trimmed the sides by cutting the hair in a sliding movement for the top and back to acquire a deconstructed look. He recommends this look for someone who has a round or square facial structure.
Many people love their hair. I do, too. I’m quite proud of the hair I have, it’s fine and thick. But, like everyone else, I’ve had my share of crap hair—haircuts, coloring, perms that have made me cry, hair that looks perfect when you leave the salon but inevitably ends in heartbreak an hour later.
If you’ve ever received a bad haircut, you know how frustrating it can be. A bad haircut can sometimes be the fault of the hairstylist, but more often than not, the blame lies with the client. Unrealistic expectations, poor communication, or an unfriendly disposition can lead to a bad experience. Now, not all of us are versed in the language of hair, but sincere communication between client and stylist can go a long way toward a great experience.
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