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Get to the root of the problem.(Cosmo Hair)(Brief article)
When you grow out chemically straightened hair, the curls near your scalp clash with the rest of your hair--ugh. Jacqueline Tarrant, of SoftSheen-Carson hair care, says that for every new inch of growth, you should snip an inch off ...
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Pretty in Phyton This season, the fabulous fashion flock is going hiss-terical for python-printed duds. Your coif can also experience reptile rapture when you slither your so-silky strands into these hot hair holders. Clockwise from top: Zitomer Headband, $45; Haute Stuff pink barrette, $24;
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- Magazine article from: Cosmopolitan May 1, 2008 700+ words
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Sporting bling is not only about rocks but locks too. Salons catering to celebs now offer luxe bling treatments that add extra sparkle to their clients' strands, at a steep price, of course. An easy at-home option: Separate three egg whites from the yolks, and brush onto dry hair. Leave on for
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