Mediam Heair Styles

Some of the great hairstyles for round face include medium wavy and curly hairstyles, long straight hairstyles with bangs, short layered hairstyles, chin length bob and many other long hairstyles. While going for short hairstyles for round faces, one things must be kept in mind that neck portion appears longer. Vast varieties of short hairstyles of Hollywood’s leading ladies of the likes Katie Holmes and Michelle Williams can provide the best inspirations for women wanting to have great new-look hairstyles for their round faces

Short Hair Styles

I guess it’s blog-worthy news, on this site at least, when the woman with the most famous sought after hair style since the “Farrah Fawcet,” decides to break it off with her long standing relationship with her hairdresser. Whew . . . that’s a BIG break-up . . . dare I say bigger than recent split from boyfriend, crooner, John Mayer? Come on ladies . . . it’s her HAIR!!!

lenght hairstyles

This time we’ll present some great hairstyle ideas for medium long hair. As you will see majority of hairstyles come in blonde color and we have to admitt that we really love it!! Blonde always looks so Chic & Sexy! Enjoy this great medium lenght hairstyles and hopefully get an idea for your latest brand new hairstyle

Sunny's Fall Shopping Event Recap: Atlanta

We want to thank everyone who came out for our Fall Shopping Event.
All of our favorite Sunny's Stylist came out to support our event including Metowi Willingham, Michael Campbell and Wanda Barrett of Lotus Salon and the infamous Derek J.

Our favorite customers came out in droves to take advantage our rare sale on Indian hair and receive our fabulous swag bags!

Thanks to Lavish by C. Davis, Nikia Yancey and Metowi Willingham for participating in our beauty event.

clothed in velveto

i'm writing this in hopes that sweet sleep will soon take me into warm arms and out of my restless wakefulness in a hot room with party noises next door and a snoring sofa surfer.

here is all the velvet my closet presently has to offer to share with you. velvet, i have learned in my late night quest for sleep readings, is woven on a special loom that weaves two pieces of velvet at a time and originated around the beginning of the fourteenth century (though some sources argue that it has in fact been around since as early as 2000bc - controversy!). up until the twentieth century it was a luxury reserved solely for the royal and rich but now thanks to the industrial revolution (and synthetic fibers) us common folks get to play dress-up with a runny nose and cough and stuff our closets full of the velutinous fabrics. and there you have it friends, i hope this entry has put you to sleep and me too! (fingers crossed)

and still with a bad toe

landon and i are presently bed-ridden with flu symptoms (not those of the dreaded H1N1 however) after a glorious weekend spent canoeing and eating an early turkey dinner with family in the great north. prior to succumbing to a horizontal state i was tempted with lavender chocolates and black bean and avocado pizza into donning wonderful Alexandra Grecco's fall line for her etsy shop. I cannot praise this wonderful lady's work enough! her fall line is brimming with silks, wools and velvet, clearly she knows the way to my heart (through my tummy and velvet). i promise a more lucid update later this week - on a topic of your choice! my keys are dry!

All photos taken by Alex.

Workout Hair: How to Manage your Hair During Exercise

Many of us avoid working out because we don't want to deal with our hair or we just don't know how to. It's sometimes a lot of work but with everything there's always a solution.
The obvious options to managing hair are: wearing hair in a ponytail, wearing headbands to control flyaways or bangs, putting hair in a braid and/or wearing a hat or visor.

While these options are great lets really look into them as well as ways we can manage our hair after we've worked out.
1.Block excess sweat. Although perspiration is a good thing while working out, the natural salt from perspiration can dry out delicate roots near the scalp. If sweat is a problem, consider wearing a wide cotton headband that will absorb the sweat from your forehead before it makes contact with your scalp or bangs.

2.Avoid wearing a baseball hat or similar type of headgear. Caps may actually block the sweat glands, which can leave hair drying sweat spots along your hairline. Even worse, many caps will provide you with an instant smashed look that might be challenging to erase after your workout is over.

3.If swimming is part of your regime, apply a leave-in conditioner to your hair before you dive in. Wear a cap when possible. Wetting your hair with water completely before, and right after, will help prevent excessive chlorine damage.

4.When pulling hair hair in a ponytail or a braid, make sure you're doing it loose enough so that your hair can breathe. This will also prevent your hair from breaking.

5.Although steamy showers seem tempting after a grueling workout, avoid hot water shampoos that can dehydrate your stands.Lukewarm water is always best for shampooing your hair under any circumstances. Indulging in steam baths, saunas or Jacuzzis can also dry out your strands. Always apply a dab of leave-in conditioner to your stands or wrap a towel around your strands to further block hair damaging heat.