Insider Hair Tips from Yuki Sharoni
  • Short hair needs to be cut every 4-6 weeks. A good short haircut will start loosing its shape after 4 weeks.

  • Long hair is more sensitive to the sun and other outside elements. A haircut every 4-6 weeks will help to minimize split ends.

  • Try to wear a hat to protect hair from intense sun and use products that contain UV protection.

  • In salon treatments and the right shampoo and conditioner at home are also very important.

  • To maintain long hair at night pull it back in a soft pony tail and let loose in the morning for nice wave.

  • Once a month it is good to use conditioner at home to rid your hair of excess build-up.

  • It is highly recommended to have an in-salon conditioning treatment once a month to restore any broken ends or damaged hair.

  • Use high quality shampoos and conditioners at home, specifically formulated for your hairtype.

  • Use the right professional tools when styling your hair at home. Get tips from your stylist on how to get the most out of your hairstyle, For example: When blowdrying - blowdry on damp hair, not soaking wet. Divide the hair into 4 sections. Start with one section at a time and keep the same routine in order to minimize stress on your hair. The right brush, blowdryer and nozzle will make all the difference. The size of brush should be proportionate to the length of hair. With a great brush you should always see its bristles when blowdrying. If you have a steamer, it is a good idea to sit under it with your favoritem conditioner for 5-10min. When traveling or moving to a new city with different conditions, ask your stylist what your color formula is.

  • Trust your instincts. If you see someone with a great haircut, approach her and ask her where she had it done, it will save you disappointment from taking a chance at a no-name salon.

  • Remember it's all about quality not quantity. Just like buying a good pair of shoes that will last forver and be comfortable, you shouldn't compromise on a good haircut!

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