Sunday, October 21, 2018
Saturday, October 20, 2018
VERB Dry Shampoo
Which hair type is it good for?
✔ Straight✔ Wavy ✔ Curly✔ Coiled
What it is:
A tapioca-based dry shampoo that re-energizes hair, removes impurities, and provides light body without any grittiness or unpleasant texture.
Key benefits:
- Non-whitening formula disappears in hair- Gently removes oil and greasy shine- Enhances volume without grittiness
If you want to know more…
Verb Dry Shampoo is made with a vege-tech super fruit antioxidant complex, powerful antioxidants which quench free-radicals generated by environmental stress. Glycerin naturally binds moisture to the skin thus improving skin softness and ensuring Verb Dry Shampoo does not dry out the scalp. Tapioca starch aids in impurity absorption so that days-old hair looks like it’s fresh out of the salon. It can also be used on clean hair to create messy texture or to create a stay-all-day updo.
What it is formulated WITHOUT:
- Parabens- Sulfates- Phthalates
What else you need to know:
This product is vegan and gluten-free.
✔ Straight✔ Wavy ✔ Curly✔ Coiled
What it is:
A tapioca-based dry shampoo that re-energizes hair, removes impurities, and provides light body without any grittiness or unpleasant texture.
Key benefits:
- Non-whitening formula disappears in hair- Gently removes oil and greasy shine- Enhances volume without grittiness
If you want to know more…
Verb Dry Shampoo is made with a vege-tech super fruit antioxidant complex, powerful antioxidants which quench free-radicals generated by environmental stress. Glycerin naturally binds moisture to the skin thus improving skin softness and ensuring Verb Dry Shampoo does not dry out the scalp. Tapioca starch aids in impurity absorption so that days-old hair looks like it’s fresh out of the salon. It can also be used on clean hair to create messy texture or to create a stay-all-day updo.
What it is formulated WITHOUT:
- Parabens- Sulfates- Phthalates
What else you need to know:
This product is vegan and gluten-free.
Wednesday, October 3, 2018
jayesh sulthan
JAYESH SULTHAN
We get it. Salons can be pretty expensive and burn a real hole in your pocket, especially if you’re looking to get your hair colored. So, sometimes you have to DIY your way to the hair color look of your dreams. But the thought of coloring your own hair at home can be quite overwhelming, especially if you have never done it before. However, there’s really nothing you need to worry about! Just follow these simple hair coloring tips, tricks, and hacks and your hair coloring adventure will go by like a breeze.Strand test: When it comes to coloring your hair, this is the absolute first thing you need to do before going all in with the hair dye. Do a strand test on a small section of hair near the nape of your neck by applying the dye to it and leaving it on for the developing time indicated on the box. This will show you exactly how the hair color will turn out at the end and you won’t end up with any disastrous results
Don’t trust the lady on the box: Now this is the most obvious mistake that anyone can make when it comes to selecting hair color. Most people go by the hair color of the model on the front of the box (of permanent hair dye). You’ll be surprised to know that your hair color will probably turn out lighter than hers. This is because the developer in boxed hair dyes is stronger than the dyes used in salons. Therefore, it will lighten your hair more than how it appears on the box. So, what you need to do is look for the color guide on the side or back of the box that will show you exactly how the final color will turn up on different base shadesGo darker for permanent color, lighter for semi permanent color: If you’re coloring your hair with permanent hair dye, go for a shade that’s a little darker than you want as the developer in the dye will lighten your hair considerably. For semi permanent hair dye, on the other hand, go for a shade that’s a little lighter than you want. This is because the longer you leave the dye on your hair, the darker and more intense the shade will turn out.
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