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From thick, unmanageable locks to out of control curls, celebrity stylist, Nick Arrojo, has encountered all kinds of problem hair in his 30+ year career. So for this week’s column, we asked him to talk about dealing with the one problem all women seem to suffer from –– frizz. For his personal insights, tips and tricks, click style notes.
With regard to styling hair, one of the biggest debates surrounds what to do with naturally curly tresses. Some of the myths grew so big that nowadays we even have salons that only cut curly locks, which suggests dealing with texture is a separate skill. It’s not. It just requires a refined approach. So last week we asked pioneering hairstylist Nick Arrojo to share some thoughts for successfully styling curls at home. His wet-set technique was an easy-to-do revelation, yet required the time to let hair air dry. What if, we wondered, it needed to be done faster. The answer is the diffuser. Read on to see what Nick had to say about that…
What if you’ve got curly hair and would love to wear lush, healthy, flouncy ringlets without the frizz natural curls can create? For Nick’s Arrojo’s personal tips and tricks, click style notes.
Without a brush, a blowdryer, or products you can’t style hair effectively. Even great hair stylists would be powerless without some tools to work with. So it is important to know what does what. We asked Nick Arrojo to get the ball rolling with an expert look at the features and benefits of different kinds of hair brushes. Some are best for smoothing or giving volume, others are made simply to detangle. With Nick’s at a glance guide, you can find the brushes that are tailored to the looks you want. To take a peek, click style notes.
The award season’s red carpet’s were filled with celebrities wearing short hairstyles –– think Anne Hathaway, Michelle Williams, Charlie Theron. So CBS’s live from the couch asked Nick Arrojo to take the platform and tell us how to make these looks work for women in their 20s, 30s, and 40s. To see how to make a celebrity style work for you, watch the video below…
