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Get the look - Latest trends to suit your hairby Charlie Taylor
2002 proved to be the year of the ceramic straightening iron. If you are a dedicated straightener user, it is essential to use the correct products with electrical utensils such as striaghteners due to the heat involved. Firstly, prepare the hair with a product such as X-tra Flat from the Osis range made by Schwarzkopf. This is a flattening balm that tames, softens, moisturises and helps to create a sleek look. Most importantly, it will protect the hair against the heat from drying and straightening. Before and after straightening, also apply Osis Magic, an anti-frizz gloss serum that tames frizzy hair, calms flyaway hair and creates a sensational shine. It truly is magic!! Looking ahead to this year, loose curls are the hot tip for the new season. Textured loose curls are easy to achieve if you have the right tools. Firstly apply Osis Splash Curl Spritz to prepare the hair, then blast dry using a medium hot dryer. Electric rollers are the quickest and easiest way to achieve soft curls – but make sure the rollers are cool before you remove them then break up the curls with your fingers to allow the hair to fall freely. Finally, scrunch Osis Squeeze gel for reinforced hold and extra hold. Getting the look is equally important for men today. The recently re-launched System Professional range from Wella is a comprehensive high performance product line to cleanse, condition, treat and style the hair. The products have an exclusive combination of vitamins and anti-oxidants, which add strength and vitality – putting back what time and life take out. There are currently 12 products available with shaving products and fragrances being launched in Spring. Not to be outdone, Clarins have also launched a men's range with a facial cleanser, moisturiser, eye serum, deodorant stick and shaving products available. Formulated using a variety of natural plant extracts, the range is fully dermatologically tested. Charlie's tips
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