Stila Sun Bronzing Powder - Shade 2 is the most popular, looks the most natural and goes on gradually. $28
Rene Furterer Naturia Dry Shampoo - Best dry shampoo on the market. If you've never used dry shampoo, it will change your life. Use it after a workout or to refresh your hair when it starts to feel oily but doesn't need washing. $24
J.F. Lazartigue Anti-Frizz Smoothing Straightening Gel - This puts products like frizz ease to shame. I used to get my hair chemically straightened because of frizz. Never again! $33
Moroccan Oil - keeps hair smooth and shiny and works nearly as well as the straightening gel for half the price. $15
Zon Cosmedix 24/7 Oil Control Blotting Tissues - It absorbs oil, but also powders your face a bit. Choose between Amber & Rose depending on your skin tone. I'm Amber. $5
Do you spy the pair of false eyelashes in the shot? I'm going to let you in on a secret. Lashes for $2.00 to $2.50 a set. Hundreds of styles too. In fact, all of the goodies on this page were bought at Nigel's Beauty Emporium. It's where Hollywood studios and makeup artists stock up. Go!
Nigel's Beauty Emporium
11252 Magnolia Boulevard
North Hollywood, CA 91601
(818) 760-3902
5 comments:
I Just moved back to the coast, and had forgotten how frizzy, (and BIG,) my hair could get!! I've been Rockin' (trying to anyway) the "Carrie Bradshaw Messy Up-Bun"...but I'm starting to miss my flat iron! Every time I even think about straightening out my fro, I end up talking myself out of it... I mean, really! What's the point?
But! You may have just given me a reason to try!! I think I will try to find the miracle serums on-line...WeHo is a bit far for me...
THANKS!!!
oh goody! my mom lives at the beach and she has only tried the moroccan oil & it has changed her tresses! good luck! another tip, blow dry your hair while it is wet, not too towel-dried for a sleek blowout
thank you. nigel's will become my new naime's! by the way are you still on the news in the am? i like jillian and you. you two were relatable to young women =)
P.s. For the Moroccan Oil, I'm assuming "a little goes a long way..." yes?
yes, i use a dime sized amount before blow dry on the parts that get frizzy, along the ends and the front of my hairline. once it is dry, i use even less going through my ends :)
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