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Hair Styles HOW TO: Makeover: Andrea by Milla Aralehto
Artist: Milla Aralehto, Pivot Point, Italy Makeup: Amy Howard Fashion Stylists: Shanel Regier, H(OM)E, L. Edgar Duff, Lauren Lein Ltd., TIV, Haji Couture, Veronica Riley Martens, Katrin Schnabl Photographer: David Placek

Hair Styles HOW TO: Makeover: Victoria by Diadema
Hair: Diadema Hair FashionMakeup: Cristina Marzo per 20100 MilanoPhotography: Stefano Bidini

Hair Styles HOW TO: Makeover: Roxana by Diadema
Hair: Diadema Hair FashionMakeup: Cristina Marzo per 20100 MilanoPhotography: Stefano Bidini

Holiday De-Stressing Tips from Celebrity Hairstylist Claudio Lazo
Of course we would all love to whisk off to some tropical island once the holiday rush has subsided.  Unfortunately, most of us can’t. Celebrity Hairdresser Claudio Lazo offers some helpful de-stressing tips for the coming holiday season! Here are his easy suggestions to get through the holiday frenzy!

Hair Styles HOW TO: Makeover: Paula by Diadema
Hair: Diadema Hair FashionMakeup: Cristina Marzo per 20100 MilanoPhotography: Stefano Bidini

Hair: Diadema Art Director: Fabio Messina Photography: Andrea Rainoldi Makeup: Cristina Marzo per 20100 Milano Stylist: Chiara Tubia Extension: Zeropiu

Hair Styles Trends: The Side Part
The Side Part was one of the biggest hair trends during Spring 2013 NYFW and Eufora Global Educator and Stylist, Jeffrey Mayo, is giving his insider tips on how to get your most flattering side part with 4 easy steps. All it involves is a mirror, a piece of paper, a comb and a couple of styling products.

Hair Styles HOW TO: Makeover: Simona by Diadema
Hair: Diadema Hair FashionMakeup: Cristina Marzo per 20100 MilanoPhotography: Stefano Bidini

Hair Styles HOW TO: Makeover: Taina by Diadema
Hair: Diadema Hair FashionMakeup: Cristina Marzo per 20100 MilanoPhotography: Stefano Bidini

Shampoo and Condition Naturally Curly Hair!
“Fifty percent of North American women have natural wave or curl to their hair. For these women, texture is not a trend that comes and goes, it’s a lifestyle - and they’re looking for guidance on how to embrace it,” says Sam Villa, top Redken stylist.Naturally curly hair is fragile, prone to frizz, lacks shine, is dry and unpredictable, so shampooing and conditioning wavy, curly, springy and spiral hair takes skill and finesse, and should only be done 2-3 times a week. Villa suggests the following:

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