The 2018 Emmy Hair Superlatives 
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Hair How To: Heal Your Summer Strands
Frieda Kahlo Put A Flower Crown On It
Get the Look: Emma Stone's Wavy Side Pony
Get The Look: Rosè Hair for Summer
Blood Moon Hair Hues For the Lunar Eclipse This Week
American Wave Cascade
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Summer Hair How To: Volume Without Heat
5 Products Master Stylists Won't Travel Without
Kylie Jenner Goes Natural & So Should You: 3 Ways to Transition Out of Your Double Process
The 7 Things Stylists Do To Their Own Hair That You Can Do Too
Meghan Markle & Summer’s Breezy Bun
The Summer of the Bob: Tips For The Best Bob of Your Life
Birth Stone Tones: Zodiac Hair Colors
Hair How-To: Controlling Summer Curls With Two Products & Two Ponies 
Dad-spiration: Best of Men’s Looks Over the Years
5 Ways To Spring Clean Your Hair Routine
Formulation Friday: Bold Bright Red
Get the Look: Vintage Classic With a Textured Twist
Curled, Coiled & Kinky: How To Create Every Type of Wave With American Wave Hair Care
Hair Color Inspiration and Formulation: Tarnished and Polished Copper
Holidays In Style: Gifts For Everyone On Your List
Alexander Wang Resort 18: Hell-bent For Leather
Trend Alert: YSL Sends Fall in to High Voltage!
First Look at the Balenciaga Resort 2018 Collection 
Bangsession: All the Bangs We're Obsessed With Right Now
Céline S/S '18 Collection: Beige To The Bone
Celebrity Style Watch: Karlie Kloss's Marilyn Monroe Inspired Waves
Braids are in IT hairstyle to wear but the problem is braids can be difficult to do, especially if you are braiding on yourself. So how can you become a professional level braider? Easy, with lots of practice and patience. And a few easy tricks. Click the notes for more. –– Kelly Rowe
There’s been lots of talk lately about the “wob” or wavy bob, but I’ve been noticing that a lot of wavy bobs actually just have one wave, a symmetrical s-curve that tucks in at the cheekbone, softly emphasizing bone structure and breaking up the straight line of the cut. This single wave is more structured and strategic than a beachy tousle but still looks effortless. Click the style notes to learn to create it. –Laura Martin
My StyleNoted colleague, Michelle Rotbart, is convinced that center-partings are going to be big this year (see post below). With the seventies craze continuing to flower, her trend forecast is probably right. You might be thinking, “great, who can’t do a middle part?!” But it is one of those styles that is so super simple that it can make or break your whole look. The problem is that unless you have perfectly symmetrical features it is going to highlight every imperfection of your profile. Not to worry, I have some great tips on how to wear this classic and soon to be trending style in the notes. — Kelly Rowe
By now, the ‘70s have been emulated in fashion for more years than the actual decade existed. A bit over-done? Maybe. But there has to be a reason the cool kids keep coming back to the groovy era. And for me, that reason is the glamorous, rock n’ roll hair, including a yesteryear trend, the middle part. While the side part has reigned supreme the past few seasons, the middle part is definitely making it’s way back. Especially since everyone is rocking tousled, relaxed hair. A middle part is great for giving your face symmetry and even brings focus right to your eyes. And best yet, this trend is so easy to recreate. Think your ready to go down the middle? Click through to style notes for some inspiration. –– Michelle Rotbart