May 28, 2011 by
TBF on
May 28, 2011
May 21, 2011 by
LauraJaneKyle on
May 21, 2011

A good hair day puts you in a great mood, and a good hair day that lasts several weeks, if not months, is pretty much priceless. But don’t tell your hairdresser that. While we don’t suggest you sacrifice your locks to an unimaginative stylist, or cut your own hair (leave that kind of crazy behavior to the boys), we do suggest that you stay on budget.
Beyond donating your hair to charity or going for a minimalist style that you can improve with products, these five tips will get you a good haircut for less.
How to Get a Haircut on a Budget
1. Bring a picture and be clear about what you want. Whether you’re going in for a simple trim or a dramatic change, ask for exactly what you want. That way you can avoid getting ripped off for a la carte services you didn’t ask for in the first place, and you can leave with the look you originally dreamed up. A cheap, cheap haircut isn’t worth it if you have to follow it up with another appointment to fix it, or you have to spend hours every morning taming your hair, or you have to buy a set of hats/wigs to cover up the mess.
2. Let someone practice on you. Get an uber-cheap or even free haircut at a training session. Aspiring hairdressers need someone to practice on and that could be you. Sound scary? No worries, a pro is always on hand to make sure everything goes according to plan. Call your favorite salon or a nearby beauty school to see if there are any opportunities. For starters, check out Vidal Sasson’s promotion page.
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March 1, 2011 by
AshleyD on
March 1, 2011

When it comes to a girl’s best friends, we always remember to list the mascara we found after years of searching, the pair of shoes that goes with everything and the suit that got us the job, but our
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February 28, 2011 by
Lucky-Magazine on
February 28, 2011

The following is a guest post from our friends at Lucky.
If you ask us, it’s never too early to start looking forward to the warmer months. And with spring about to, well, spring, now is the time to revive parched strands and prime your locks for the sunny days ahead. So what’s the most in-demand style of the upcoming season? “Undone, loose and long locks finished with a center part,” says stylist April Eslami of Sine Qua Non (2766 N. Lincoln Ave., Chicago, 773-871-2280, sinequanonsalon.com), a salon known for churning out edgy looks, short cuts and low-maintenance styles. “The style popped up on runways from LNA to Burberry Prorsum.” Here Eslami divulges her top tips for playing up your own natural texture for maximum gorgeousness.
More: Renew Your ‘Do: Three Easy Steps to Gorgeous Spring Hair! →