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Styling women's hair involves techniques for straightening, curling and treating, not to mention basic washing and conditioning. Learn great ways to style hair from a licensed hairdresser in this free video series on hairstyling tips.
There are 21 videos in this series:
Brush a daughter's hair in the morning after using a spray conditioner or something to help reduce tangles and before a leave-in treatment. Brush your daughter's hair with tips from a licensed hairdresser in this free video series on hairstyling tips.
Scrunching hair is as easy as scrunching damp hair in your hands with some cream, gel or mousse and using a dryer to hold the style. Scrunch hair with your hands with tips from a licensed hairdresser in this free video series on hairstyling tips.
Setting hair with pin curls entails using a product with heavy hold, like gel, and then pulling out areas to curl tightly section by section. Use pin curls to set hair with tips from a licensed hairdresser in this free video series on hairstyling tips.
Products for stopping hair loss work for men and women and can be effective solutions approved by the FDA for premature balding. Learn solutions for preventing hair loss from a licensed hairdresser in this free video series on stopping hair loss.
Straightening curly hair can utilize any of a variety of hair products like chemicals, flat irons, blow dryers, shampoos and balms that give hair kink. Straighten curly hair with tips from a licensed hairdresser in this free video series on hairstyling tips.
Straighten damp hair with a blow dryer by applying a straightening balm and blow drying with a round brush before using the flat iron. Get curly hair straight with a blow dryer with tips from a licensed hairdresser in this free video series on hairstyling tips.
Straightening wavy or curly hair often entails adding a straightening product and protectants to damp hair and blow drying with a round brush before using a flat iron. Get your hair straight with tips from a licensed hairdresser in this free video series on hairstyling tips.
Washing your hair seems simple, but remember to spread out the shampoo before applying to the hair and remove excess water before conditioning. Learn how to wash your hair from a licensed hairdresser in this free video series on hairstyling tips.
Style fine, straight hair by utilizing many volumizing products, such as shampoos, conditioners, sprays or mousses and using a round brush. Learn how to style fine, straight hair from a licensed hairdresser in this free video series on hairstyling tips.
Curling hair with a hot-air styling brush gives the benefits of round brushing with a blow dryer, but uses only one hand to work. Use a thermal styling brush to curl hair with a licensed hairdresser in this free video series on hairstyling tips.
Streaking hair can be done at home with cream lighteners or kits, and streaks last longer when placed a half-inch beneath the part to avoid roots and demarcations. Learn how to streak hair from a licensed hairdresser in this free video series on hairstyling tips.
Trimming long hair begins by combing down the hair evenly, cutting at a zero-degree elevation, before trimming the front long enough to fit behind the ears. Learn how to trim long hair from a licensed hairdresser in this free video series on hairstyling tips.
Style hair in five minutes by adding a little water to reactivate styling products and teasing the hair for instant volume. Style or re-style hair in quickly with a licensed hairdresser in this free video series on hairstyling tips.
Washing relaxer out of hair is important for maintaining health, and many special shampoos turn colors to show when relaxer is still present in hair. Learn how to wash hair from a licensed hairdresser in this free video series on hairstyling tips.
Washing long hair begins with wet hair that is shampooed from the scalp; conditioners are applied from the ends of the hair up and rinsed with cold water. Wash long hair with tips from a licensed hairdresser in this free video series on hairstyling tips.
Adding an S-wave to hair with a three-barrel waver works best with sections of hair about half an inch thick that have been treated with protectant or curling spray. Learn to use a three-barrel hair waver from a licensed hairdresser in this free video series on hairstyling tips.
Using hair dyes and relaxers safely can be tricky, as many hair relaxers contain lye or chemicals that can react with other products, causing hair to fall out. Dye or relax hair safely with tips from a licensed hairdresser in this free video series on hairstyling tips.
Adding an S-wave to hair with a three-barrel waver works best with sections of hair about half an inch thick that have been treated with protectant or curling spray. Create a curl with a three-barrel hair waver with a licensed hairdresser in this free video series on hairstyling tips.
Strengthening hair is best done both at the salon and at home, using strengthening shampoos and conditioners or home treatment kits. Strengthen hair with tips from a licensed hairdresser in this free video series on hairstyling tips.
Wear bangs in your hair by drying bangs with a round brush and a blow dryer set on low and by adding a holding product like wax or mousse. Wear hair in bangs with tips from a licensed hairdresser in this free video series on hairstyling tips.
Straighten hair with a flat iron by working the iron down sections of hair after applying a thermal protectant and before combing and styling. Use a flat iron to straighten hair with tips from a licensed hairdresser in this free video series on hairstyling tips.
Hairstyles have been used to signify many things, including economic status, social hierarchy, power and beauty. In the 20th century, many actresses and icons, including Audry Hepburn, Princess Di and Madonna, popularized different hairstyles. Today, there is a vast array of hairstyles to choose from, and an infinite number left to create. At one point, women would never be seen in public with a pony tail, but now women wear the pony tail commonly in public places, work and when competing in sporting events. The French braid is a more elaborate hairstyle that is created by braiding the hair from the crown of the head down the back of the head. In this free video series on styling women's hair, licensed hairdresser Amelia Smith teaches viewers many techniques for styling, curling, straightening and washing hair. Smith covers using thermal brushes, flat irons, straighteners, blow dryers and more. She offers advice on how to get curls with various products, add waves, straighten fine hair and use dyes and relaxers safely. Smith even discusses how to prevent hair loss for men and women, talking over the strengths and weaknesses of popular hair-loss products.
Amelia Smith Amelia Smith has been styling all types of hair for more than 10 years. She has experience in cutting, styling and coloring men's, women's and children's hair. Smith currently provides her services as a hair stylist at Ulta Salon, Cosmetics & Fragrance, Inc. in Wilmington, N.C.dkdk
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