The first stop: quick fixes for the most common hair nightmares. No Slippy Hair Clippy says: A stylish hair accessory will not only enhance your overall look, it can also start a conversation!
Here are some more tips from Cosmopolitan.com:
When Your Hair Gets Entangled in a Round Brush:
* If you panic and tug; the knots only get tighter.
* Gently remove as much hair as you can with your fingers, and clip up the freed strands.
* Using a rattail comb, knitting needle, or any stick with a thin tip, dislodge the remaining hair bit by bit from the bristles.
When Your Dye Job Goes Awry
* See a professional colorist as soon as possible. This may be more complicated than normal coloring, so be prepared to pay more.
* If you can not set an appointment immediately, wear your hair curly. This will make the botched colors less noticeable.
When You Mess Up Trimming Your Bangs
* If you accidentally chop off too much on one side, it’s time to do a side sweep! Part your hair on the side where your bangs are the longest, then sweep them across your forehead.
* If you trimmed your bangs straight but too short, you can brush them against your forehead and place a scarf or headband at your hairline. This will nudge them down to a normal-looking length.
When You Get a Burn from Your Curling Iron
* Assess the burn. A first degree burn has redness but no blistering. A second degree burn has inflammation and mild blistering.
* If it looks like a first-degree burn, apply an antibiotic ointment twice a day to guard against infection. In the meantime, avoid sun exposure to prevent discoloration. If it looks like a second-degree burn, see a physician for a prescription topical antibiotic.
* Until it heals, don't use makeup on the burn. You can disguise it by leaving your locks loose and tousling them forward.
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