AeroLift: A Modern Tool That Simplifies Haircare

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Ricky himself was backstage--as a fellow magnificence blogger mentioned, for us, it was sort of like assembly J.Crew! We're working on a approach to block them permanently, so please bear with us, and know that we're as keen as you're to get rid of these pests. Smaller numbers are greater quality, whereas larger numbers are decrease high quality but quicker. The ignition change was centered barely lower between the 2 gentle switches. My latest finds: two totally promising hair tools. Even when the make-up and hair at Fashion Week is simply too bizarre and wacky to offer us a lot inspiration, we at all times uncover sensible new beauty tips and instruments backstage as the professionals work their magic--and this season has been no exception. I snapped this shot backstage at the Nicole Miller present on Friday, where hairstylist Kevin Ryan was giving the models rock-n-roll-impressed straight hair that was roughed-up on the underside but more slicked on the roots ("sort of like while you push your hair back when you go in the bathroom to throw up"--ah, trend). The opposite cool hair tool I noticed at the Nicole Miller present: oil-impregnated combs, which I had read about before but never tried.

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