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Hair creme
A modern, light-hold styling product that is rich in moisture, to give you a smooth, natural-looking, and sexy style.
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Graduation
A cutting technique in which there is a subtle and gradual buildup of weight, typically in the back of the hair, that adds strength and style to many different looks. In education in general, moving on from one level of learning to another, such as from addition to subtraction, or promotion from one grade to…
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Frizz
Hair that is dry and porous is usually frizzy. Frizz occurs at the ends of the hair shaft, and that part of the hair tends to “frizz” away from the rest of the style, creating an unhealthy looking finish. Cutting off the damaged ends is the only surefire way to get rid of frizz, but…
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Flyaways
Cheeky little pieces of hair that like to “fly away” from the rest of your style, sticking up and destroying your look. Use a hair, holding, or shine spray to flatten them out.
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Diffuser
A styling tool for curly hair types. The air of a blow-dryer blows curls out of place, resulting in a loss of style. A diffuser attached to the dryer diffuses this airflow, while retaining the heat, so you can dry your curly hair quickly and easily without disturbing curls. Blow-dryer attachment that causes the air…
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Demipermanent color
Mild color that adds luster and depth, freshens permanent colors, and changes tone.
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Defrizz serum
A styling product that controls flyaways, eases excess volume, and eliminates frizz. Can be used on straight and curly hair types.
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Deep conditioner
Similar to regular conditioner products but full of a feast of proteins, vitamins, and nutrients to restore vitality in undernourished, chemically treated, and chronically dry hair. Should be used only once a week at most.
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Curling iron
A heat-based hair-styling tool used for creating waves and curls in straighter hair types.
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Curl creme
A styling product tailored to and essential for curly hair. Activates curls while fighting the frizz that is common with this hair type.
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