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Get Three Styles with One Accessory - The Skinny Headband

by Remington Ready June 1, 2015

Skinny headbands are a cute way to accessorize any hairstyle you create this spring and summer. Simply slide the headband into a braided up-do or over a ponytail to boost some volume. You can even use them to style your hair by bringing your front strands back and looping around the band to hold. Check out these looks below and show us your own styles on Twitter or Instagram @RemingtonReady!

 

 

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Messy Ballerina Bun

by Megan Joy May 14, 2015

 

 

Hi there! I'm Megan from meganjoy.ca and I am so excited to be a guest blogger. I wanted to show you this simple and quick way to style your hair. A ballerina bun is perfect for hot summer days because it keeps your hair off your neck and it's also great for those "second day" hair days when you just want your hair up and out of your face.

I used the Remington Perfect Bun in Blonde to create this look. I have fine and layered hair so it can be tricky getting all the stray pieces into a bun. I've learned that if it looks a little messy it's ok! It doesn't need to be perfect and it still looks pretty even if you have a few stray hairs.

 

 

• Step 1: Pull your hair into a ponytail. Use your hands (not a brush) to give it a more casual look.

• Step 2: Once your hair is in a ponytail slightly tease your hair to give it more volume

• Step 3: Push the ends of your hair through the opening of the Perfect Bun with about an inch of your hair sticking out

• Step 4: Roll the bun towards your head and twist the ends of the Perfect Bun around the hair elastic (there is wire inside so it holds it's shape when you wrap the ends of it around your ponytail)

• Step 5: Spread your hair out around the bun to hide the Perfect Bun and add bobby pins if needed

• Step 6: Use hair spray or styling product to smooth over the bun and tuck in any stray hairs. If there are a few pieces hanging out, don't sweat it. The messier the better!

 

That's it for this super easy hairstyle. I like the Remington Perfect Bun because you can adjust the size of it depending on how tightly you wrap the ends around your hair elastic. So if you have thin hair like me you don't have to worry about having enough hair to spread across a giant hair donut. And if you have thicker (or long) hair you can create a larger bun too!

I hope you enjoyed this tutorial!

Quick Hairstyle with Double Knit and Active Style

by Remington Ready March 27, 2015

 

Kim from KimKreations shows how to create 3 quick hairstyles using Double Knit Elastics and Active Style Just Stay Bobbies. Try one of these styles for an easy look for work or school!

 

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Active Style and Double Knit Hairstyles

by Remington Ready March 20, 2015

 

 

Youtube beauty guru Isabel Victoria tries out the new Active Style headwraps, Just Stay bobby pins and Double Knit elastics. Check out how she creates her favorite looks for her work out or for lounging at home!

 

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Get your own Active Style or Double Knit accessories here

 

New Years' Hairstyles

by Remington Ready December 29, 2014

 

You may have your New Year’s Eve outfit planned, but what about something special for your hair? Try one of these new styles to complete your look for a fun night out celebrating the New Year. You’ll make an elegant statement without too much work— just follow the steps below!

 

Braided Twist

 

Braids are all the rage and they can even create a classy up-do! It will look like you spent all morning doing your hair, but it only takes a few minutes.

 

Style tip: create this style on first-day hair, then let the braids down on day two for some fun waves!

 

 

  

Tools: ElasticsBobby Pins


    1.  Create a center part and divide the hair in two sections.

 

    2.  Starting on one side near the forehead, French braid hair by crossing each                    section under the other, instead of over the other like normal braiding. Secure                end of braid with an elastic.

 

    3.  Repeat step one on the other side section of hair.

 

    4.  Wrap the braids around each other into a low bun, tucking the ends in and                    securing with bobby pins. 

 

    5.  Set the style with finishing spray to complete this braided twist!

 

 

Side Sweep Curls

 

The side sweep look is gorgeous with curls, but elastics and bobby pins can’t quite handle the task. The Simple Twist pin makes it easy to create this elegant look and will securely hold it all day long!

 

Style Tip: dress up this look even more by adding a decorative headband!

 

 

 

Tools: TStudio Silk Oval Wand, Simple Twist 


    1.  Section hair and curl 1-2” sections with the TStudio Silk Oval Wand.


    2.  Tease hair lightly around the crown, adding hair spray. 


    3.  Gather hair to the side and twist hair towards the ear.


    4.  Push the Simple Twist pin through and twist towards the ear, then flip it back into          the twist to secure. Pin should be close to the scalp when pushed back in.

 

    5.  Loosen a few curls around the face and set with finishing spray to complete                  these side sweep curls!

 

 

Headwrap Ringlets

 

This headwrap look works with any style or party! Use a boho braided headwrap for casual occasions or a beaded headwrap to really dress it up.

 

Style Tip: just like the braided twist, this look can be let down on day two hair for awesome curls!

 

 

Tools: TStudio Silk Oval WandBraided HeadwrapBeaded Headwrap

 

    1.  Section hair and curl 1-2” sections with the T|Studio Silk Oval Wand.


    2.  Slide a skinny headwrap over the head, so it is across or right above the                      forehead.


    3.  Starting on one side, loop a 2” section of hair around the headwrap until it creates          a ringlet, then secure the end of the strand in the headwrap band. 


    4.  Continue looping sections until all hair is secured around the headwrap. 


    5.  Add bobby pins as needed and set with finishing spray for this headwrap ringlet            style!

 

Richard Marin: What It’s Like To Be A Celebrity Stylist

by Remington Ready December 17, 2014


Hair, camera, action! We sat down with celebrity stylist Richard Marin to get the inside scoop on some of the fabulous hairstyles he’s created for world-famous actresses. His remarkable work has graced the pages of some of the most elite fashion magazines, including Vogue, Allure and Vanity Fair. In this exclusive interview he shares his favorite part of the job, styling tips, and some of the hot trending hairstyles! 

 

 

What is the best part about being a celebrity hairstylist?

 

"The best part of my job is the access I have to the most creative people in their fields from fashion designers to wardrobe stylists who start the fashion trends. From here I see what my peers are doing and how we relate hair trends to salon clients to celebrities on the red carpet. It's fun to see what trends really catch on and become every day hairstyles that everyone wants to emulate."

 

 

What is the difference between styling hair for television and movies versus everyday wear?

 

"With TV or movies you're working with a variety of elements from lighting, what a scene calls for, or a director and actress wishes. Hair usually expands on screen so it's a balance of getting the hair right for the character and what is right for each particular scenario. In real life it's all about getting it right for YOU! In any case, I can't do my job correctly if I don't have the right products, a good haircut and most importantly the right tools. I've become very reliant on my Remington T|Studio Silk products because they just make the hair look and feel shiny, soft and beautiful. That’s where I start and hopefully maintain that in working with a client at the salon or an actress in a movie or on the red carpet."  

 

In your mind, what has been the best red-carpet runway hairstyle?

 

"What works on the runway necessarily doesn't transfer to the red carpet so what I always look at is what is big on the runway and how will I translate the look on a celebrity for the red carpet to make them look the best they possibly can. I take into consideration who the person I'm working with is and what hairstyle will be best them, the event they are going to and the dress they are wearing for the red carpet." 

 

 

What is your favorite runway look and how do you create it?

 

"I'm really liking all of the new layered Bob's that are happening for the season, These looks all have great texture. Begin by adding a texturizing spray into your dry hair or a thermal active spray that will work with your T|Studio Silk Slim Conical wrap and go wand. I like the Remington T|Studio 1/2 inch to 1 inch conical iron to achieve the best texture. Wrap your hair around the large portion of the conical iron, and the next section of hair use the smaller section of the conical iron. What this does is it creates a variation of texture throughout your hairstyle. Once you've completely wrapped all of your hair in various textures, shake, shake, shake your hair and you're ready to go! Have a lot of fun with this look. The messier and the more texture, the better!"                                      

                         

Whose hair style is trending the most in Hollywood?

 

"Whoever does the most dramatic change! Trending hair comes in all forms. Everyone has an opinion about hair, whether they love it or hate it, but this past year we really owe all the short hair resurgence to Miley Cyrus. It shot a whole new energy in cropping the hair short from the model Coco Rocha to the Big Bang Theory's Kaley Cuoco. Also, last few seasons "BOB" trend will now be the "Shaggy Layered Lob (long bob)" for spring 2015."

Get this Iconic Look: Classic Low Bun

by Remington Ready December 10, 2014


Whether it’s a casual work day or a night out, this up-do is simply perfect. Get this classic style with the steps below!

 

 

 

Tools: TStudio Silk Oval Wand, TStudio Slim Straightener, Beaded Headwrap, and The Simple Twist 

 

    1.  Add mousse or hairspray to hair to add texture

 

    2.  Section hair and curl a 1-2” section of hair with Oval wand.

 

    3.  Continue curling the sections, alternating the direction of the curl each time.

 

    4.  Leaving bangs down, gather hair to back of head and twist into low bun 

 

    5.  Push Simple Twist pin up into bun, then flip pin and push back down towards                nape of neck. Pin should be close to scalp when pushed back down, to better              secure look.

 

    6.  Sweep bangs to the side and add a slight flip with a straightener.

 

    7.  End Look 1: Add a beaded headwrap across the forehead to dress it up.

 

    8.  End Look 2: Just put on your favorite pair of earrings for a more classic look. 

 

Get this Iconic Look: Elegant Up-Do

by Remington Ready December 8, 2014


Turn heads at your next holiday party with this chic and elegant hairstyle. Follow the steps below to get the look!

 

 

 

Tools: Simple Twist, Bobby Pins


    1.  Start with your natural hair and add hairspray. If you have straight or fine hair add          volume by curling or teasing. 


    2.  Section bangs from hair and tease. Then comb back bangs and pin, smoothing            the top while keeping volume.


    3.  Gather hair at nape of neck and twist hair, guiding it upwards while keeping hair            tight and smooth.


    4.  Tuck ends of hair back down into twist. Push pin up into the twist, then flip pin              and push back down. Pin should be close to scalp when pushed back down, to            better secure look.


    5.  Set the style with finishing spray and your elegant look is ready for any occasion!  

 

Get this Iconic Look: Wild Waves

by Remington Ready December 8, 2014

 

Loose and free-flowing waves are a fun way to spice up average curls and show off your wild side. Try them out yourself with the steps below!

 

 

 

Tools: TStudio Silk Slim Wand

 

    1.  Add mousse or hairspray to hair to build texture.

                        

    2.  Separate hair into 1-2” sections and curl with the TStudio Silk Slim           Wand, wrapping it around the widest part of the wand.

 

    3.  Continue curling the sections, alternating the direction of the curl             each time.

  

    4.  Tease hair at the roots around the crown and bangs.

 

    5.  Set the style with finishing spray to rock this wild wave look!

 

 

Summer 2012 Wedding Hair Trends

by Vanessa Barone July 23, 2012

Your big day is just around the corner and you’re starting to hear those wedding bells chime. Next on your to-do list is a trip to the salon! Get ready for the mane event with a recap of this season’s wedding hair trends from Hair On The Avenue stylist Kelly Araujo.

 


Retro Glam: Old Hollywood hairstyles continue to dominate on both the runway and red carpet, all the way to the aisles of love. “Soft and sultry, retro ‘do’s truly epitomize femininity and glamour” notes hairstylist, Kelly Araujo. And dare we say they ooze a little sex appeal?

 


Boho Queen: Channel your inner flower child and adorn your principle part with a crown of nature’s blossoms. Paired with a loose curl, this understated look completes an outdoor wedding atmosphere and serves as a great alternative to jeweled accessories.

 

 


Textured Tresses: Give your soft, textured updo a braid boost. Woven strands are a summer cornerstone and can add a subtle hint of individuality to your I-do hairdo.

 


Ballerina Bun: For the fashion savvy bride who wants to incorporate her trendy tendencies, the high bun is a safe bet for the big day. “This twist on a traditional style maintains modernity without going overboard”.

 

 

 

Keep it Classic: Chignon’s have withstood the test of time as they provide a simple, streamlined look. However ladies, do not underestimate their reliability: “Chignon’s are incredibly versatile, suiting a wide array of bridal looks. While the front is typically polished, there is room to accessorize and modify the back of the style”.

 


Above all, stick to a style that best represents you. Trends may come and go, but the album is here to stay!

 


By Venessa (Hair styled by Kelly Araujo, Hair On The Avenue)