Thursday, 8 September 2011

At Aesthetics Salon: We also do Dreadlocks!!!

Beautiful Dreads



Dread locks have been around for a long time. Over the years people have come up with a number of ways to make them. On this site I'm going to tell you 9 different ways to make them, how to maintain them, show you dreadlocks pictures, and tell you about the history of dreadlocks.
I have a section that explains the top dread locks myths and why they are just myths. I also have a section dedicated to washing dread locks. There is a lot of stereotypical information out there about not washing dread locks, and I want to set things straight: clean hair dreads faster than dirty hair.





Making Dreadlocks
Backcombing
You will need:
Dread Wax
Residue Free Shampoo
Metal Comb
Rubberbands


1. Wash your hair with a residue free shampoo and let it air dry.
2. Section your hair into sections that are 1 inch by 1 inch. You can use
    rubberbands to hold the sections while you section the rest of your hair.
3. Start in the back of your head, remove the rubberbands and start teasing the
    hair towards your scalp. Only backcomb about a half inch of hair at a time,
    this will keep your dreads from forming loops.
4. Once you have finished backcombing the that section of hair, put a
    rubberband on the tip and one on the root. Add about an M&M's worth of wax
    to the dreadlock and palm roll it.
5. Do this to all the sections of hair.
Twist and Rip
You will need:
Dread Wax
Residue Free Shampoo
Rubberbands
I recommend the DreadHead Wax and Shampoo.

1. Section your hair into sections that are 1 inch by 1 inch. You can use
    rubberbands to hold the sections while you section the rest of your hair.
2. When your washing your hair rub your head in a clockwise motion.
3. Once you get out of the shower and your hair is dry pull your hair apart in the
    sections where the rubberbands are.
4. After you have pulled apart the sections add a M&M's worth of wax to each
    dread and palm roll.

Twist and Pin
You will need:
Dread Wax
Residue Free Shampoo
Rubberbands
I recommend the DreadHead Wax and Shampoo.

1. Wash your hair with a residue free shampoo and let it air dry.
2. Section your hair into sections that are 1 inch by 1 inch. You can use
    clips to hold the sections while you section the rest of your hair.
3. After you have sectioned off all of your hair, take one section down at a time
    and twist it, then put some wax on the twist and keep twisting until it the twist is
    twisting down into a ball on your head,

Twisting
You will need:
Dread Wax
Residue Free Shampoo
Rubberbands
I recommend the DreadHead Wax and Shampoo.

1. Wash your hair with a residue free shampoo and let it air dry.
2. Section your hair into sections that are 1 inch by 1 inch. You can use
    rubberbands to hold the sections while you section the rest of your hair.
3. Once you have sectioned off all of your hair, take one section at a time
    and twist it back and forth between your fingers, then put some wax on the twist
    and keep twisting it. The more you twist the hair back and forth the faster the
    dreads will form and lock up.

Brush Rubbing
You will need:
A soft bristle brush
Dread Wax
Residue Free Shampoo
Rubberbands
I recommend the DreadHead Wax and Shampoo.

1. Wash your hair with a residue free shampoo and let it air dry.
2. Get a soft bristle brush and rub it in a clockwise circular motion around your
    head. You will start to notice little dread balls forming.
3. Add a little wax to each dread ball.


Dread Braiding
You will need:
Dread Wax
Residue Free Shampoo
Rubberbands
I recommend the DreadHead Wax and Shampoo

1. Wash your hair with a residue free shampoo and let it air dry.
2. Section your hair into sections that are 1 inch by 1 inch. You can use
    rubberbands to hold the sections while you section the rest of your hair.
3. Once you have finished sectioning all the hair take one section down at a time
    and braid it. Once you have finished the braid add a rubberband to the tip and
    root. Then add a little wax and palm roll the braids. Do this to each section.


Neglect
You will need:
You do not need any products for this method. But if you use products your hair will dread faster.

Dread Wax (optional)
Residue Free Shampoo(optional)
If you use products I recommend the DreadHead Wax and Shampoo.

This is the real do it yourself no maintenance method. All you do is nothing. Maybe wash and wax your hair, just let your hair do what it's going to do and one day you should have dreads.

Dread Perm
You will need:
Dread Wax
Residue Free Shampoo
I recommend the DreadHead Wax and Shampoo for maintaining Dread Perms.

You have to go into a salon to make dreadlocks with this method. They will put a chemical on your hair that will pretty much ruin your hair so it will be in a state that will dread really easily.

Loomed Dreads
You will need:
Dread Wax
Synthetic Hair
I recommend the DreadHead Wax.

You have to go to a salon or hair store to get synthetic hair, you or your stylist can dread the hair using the backcombing method. Then just clip the synthetic dreads on your hair.

Wednesday, 24 August 2011

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Hair Growing

If you're ready for the commitment of growing long hair, make sure you continue to have regular trims to keep your hair looking and feeling healthy. It might seem like the quickest way to grow your hair is not to cut it at all, but that is not the case. Regular trims, every 8-10 weeks, will keep your hair looking good while you go through many stages of growing it out.

Wear and Tear
Once your hair emerges from your scalp, it is considered dead and has no way to renew itself. So by the time your hair is past your shoulders it is a couple of years old.
Even if we look after our hair, it is still a long time to face the daily wear and tear we inflict on our hair - brushing, washing, blow drying, dying and more! This daily damage plus your bodies health can all impact on your hair
growing abilities.

Reasons for slow hair growth
A healthy diet also plays a major role in your hair's condition and growth rate. Nutritional deficiencies can lead to thinning hair - ultimately your hair reflects the condition of your body.
Your hair may stop growing if you have any health problems or are suffering from any nutritional deficiencies.
Since hair is protein, a low protein diet may sometimes be the cause of a slow hair growth cycle. If you eat a protein-rich diet, it will often result in improved hair growth.
Excessive stress is known to slow down hair growth, and can even lead to hair falling out. If your life is particularly stressful, try to set aside some time for meditation or relaxation. It has also been discovered that regular sleep can help your hair grow faster (7-9 hours a night is suggested).

Foods, Vitamins and supplements to help hair growth
Hair is mostly protein, so nutritionists advise those wanting healthy hair to eat well balanced diets that include healthy proteins, along with foods high in vitamin B, C, E, A and K.
Your hair will most likely respond well to the addition of high protein foods such as meats, eggs, cheese, seeds and nuts. Fish has good protein as well as essential fatty acids and natural oils.
Vitamin B - Green vegetables, beans, sunflower seeds, nuts and peas.
Vitamin C - Citrus fruits like oranges, lemons, limes, melons and berries.
Vitamin E - Avocados, rice bran, nuts, dark green vegetables, legumes and whole grains.
Vitamin A - Carrots, sweet potatoes, squash, broccoli, cantaloupe and apricots.
Vitamin K - Seafood, dairy, figs, asparagus, broccoli, lettuce, brussel sprouts, cabbage, dark green leafy vegetables, oatmeal, soybeans, wheat, yoghurt, egg yolks and liver.

Hair Growing Tips
·         Eating a healthy diet. Avoid or cut back on smoking, drinking alcohol, caffeine and foods that are high in sugar or fat. These are all bad for your body, and will affect the condition of your hair.
·         Allow your body to grow hair by giving yourself plenty of sleep and rest. Give yourself time to relax when you're feeling very stressed.
·         Buy a good quality brush or comb - avoid cheap plastic brushes.
·         Treat your hair carefully by avoiding any unnecessary brushing.
·         Limit the use of styling tools such as straighteners, hair dryers and hot rollers - these all cause stress to your hair.
·         Have regular trims to get rid of split ends and to keep your hair looking and feeling healthy.
·         Weekly scalp massages provide stimulation to the hair follicles.
·         Also do a weekly hair treatment to protect the hair's shaft.
·         Avoid chlorine and saltwater. If you go swimming, shampoo your hair as soon as possible afterwards. If you spend alot of time in the sun, use a conditioner that provides SPF protection.
·         Do not brush your hair when wet. Use a wide tooth comb and be gentle with your hair when it is wet. Do not rub it vigorously with a towel
All About Straight Hair
If you have been blessed with fairly straight hair, then you are lucky and the envy of many women (myself included). Thick hair that is mostly straight, with maybe a slight wave is usually the easiest hair to style. Your natural wave loves to be curled and styled, and yet is easy to straighten and looks fabulous worn straight. Women with tight curly hair, or fine, dead straight hair that has little body and refuses to hold curl (yes, that's me!) struggle to style our hair at times.
If your hair is not quite as straight as you want it, you have some easy options to temporarily straighten your hair: straightening products, hair dryer or straightening iron.If your hair is really not straight and you want to get rid of your curl permanently (well, at least 6 months), you have the option of professionally straightening your hair.

Tuesday, 23 August 2011

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Aesthetics Salon, Osogbo Osun State, Nigeria

Bridal MakeOver
Visit Aesthetics Salon @ MDS Area, Osogbo for all beautification mattazz. Bridal MakeOver,Fixing, Braiding,Ghana Weaving,Safe Manicure and Pedicure(for males and females),Female Haircut, Traditional ''Didi'', Facials and Special Home/Hostel Services and special/profession training. All at an affordable and reasonable prices.


 Service/Contact/Feedback Line: 08062759639