Daredevil teaches you to avoid hair styling misconceptions and abandon traditional ideas

Hair is the master of the overall look, not only to match the dress, but also to take care of the makeup. You can skip washing your face, but you can't skip combing your hair, and you can't wear a tuxedo and have an exploded head. Let's abandon traditional ideas and "start from the head".

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Long hair is easy to show maturity

Break It: In fact, it is not, long hair will not show old age, but with the hairstyle is suitable, the amount of hair, hair quality, good and bad relationship. "Straight hair is slightly more serious," says Byron Williams, Demi Moore's dedicated stylist, while LA stylist Chris McMillan thinks a side parting to the left or right reveals the face and makes it look fresher.

No red lips for reddish-brown hair

Break It: Celebrity makeup artist Molly Stern believes that a clash of similar colors will make a fantastic statement, such as cherry red and deep scarlet, with a light blush and clean eye makeup. Christina Hendricks' classic yet exaggerated redhead look also brought back memories.

Hide the grays

Break It: "Gray used to be a sign of old age, but that's changed," said Louis Licari, a colorist at New York's Color N.Y.C. Models with gray hair were seen at Calvin Klein and Chanel. models with gray hair. To make it look sporty and chic, Licari suggests applying glitter around the face and using a color-conditioning shampoo and styling spray on weekdays.

Bangs Should Be Flat

Break It: It's not necessary at all, explains Garren, a hairstylist at Color N.Y.C. in New York City, who says that curly bangs look more effortlessly casual and vibrant. Instead of using a hot iron or wand, he suggests just a little bit of a styling shine product that adds curl. Smooth out wet bangs and curl them with your fingers in a certain direction until they dry naturally to achieve the natural look you want.

Eliminate Heating Rods

Break It: Regular use of curling irons does damage hair, says Robert Vasquez, a hairstylist at Color N.Y.C. in New York City, "but it can be minimized by using techniques." When using a wand you can't iron on the same sections of hair over and over again, as this tends to damage the hair's protective layer. robert suggests dividing the hair into locks about 5cm wide, turning the temperature up to the highest possible (it can even go as high as 410 degrees) and gliding it slowly through the hair from the root position to the ends in a single pass.

Hair needs to be trimmed every six weeks

Break It: Hair stylist Jen Atkin of Andy Lecompte Salon in West Hollywood believes that hair grows nowhere near as fast as it does, and that it takes about three months for a trimmed haircut to become jagged. atkin suggests applying a nourishing lotion to the ends of the hair every day, which can be effective against split ends or breakage. It's a good way to prevent split ends or breakage.

Use more shampoo to clean your strands better

Break It: Nothing cleanses like a rich lather, and it doesn't matter how much liquid you use, explains Fabian Lliguin, director of Cocoon Hair Salon in New York City, who says that if you have a dry scalp, your scalp will regulate the amount of oil it produces, which leads to greasy roots and dry, brittle hair. Lliguin suggests using a traditional shampoo first, but only on the scalp, and then switching to a softer, oiled or nourishing shampoo for the second rinse.