The holiday season is a time for parties, sequins and
glamour. However, it is hard for busy moms to step it up when they are already
super busy. Still, nobody wants to be
that mom who is at a party in the corner whining because she’s not dressed
appropriately. Instead, you want to be the fabulous mom who is admired by all
who secretly think, “I don’t know how she does it?!”
The Glamour
Pony, the secret to easy holiday glamour!
Time: 5
minutes
Five Easy Steps
to Glamorous Hair
In 2009 Harmony released the Mothers Milc line of natural hair care products. To learn more about Harmony and Mothers Milc products visit Harmony Salon http://harmonysalonpgh.com.
Below is a post from Harmony Kaiser a Pittsburgh stylist
who helps lots of women, including moms, look fabulous!
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The Glamour
Pony, the secret to easy holiday glamour!
Works on:
1. Medium to long hair
2. Dirty hair is better (HUGE plus for busy moms!)
Hair
supplies:
1. Headband
2. Comb
3. Hair band
4. Clip (to hold hair out of the way)
Five Easy Steps
to Glamorous Hair
Step 1: Divide hair
from ear to ear over the top of your head. Clip that front section out of the way.
Step 2: At the crown
of your head, take a two-inch section of the remaining hair and tease the area
near your scalp to create volume behind the headband. It’s o.k. if it is a
little messy.
Step 3: Un-clip the
front section and smooth it back over the teased area, gathering all your hair into
a low pony. Reserve a one-inch section of your longest hair and secure the rest
with a hair band.
Step 4: Wrap the
reserved hair around the hair band and secure underneath with a bobby pin.
Step 5: Slip on a
headband. This look is great when the hair is previously straightened as well as curled.
This
is a great everyday look, but you can also glam your pony up with a glamorous
head band!
About Harmony:
Harmony Kaiser is the
president of Harmony Salon in Wexford, Pennsylvania and has been committed to
her mission of providing individual beauty for clients over the past 12 years.
This passion for enhancing individual beauty has long been an integral part of Harmony’s
personal and professional development. Informally starting her education and
training in her early teenage years, she has refined her talents by obtaining
several professional cosmetology degrees and obtained a Bachelor of Science in
Business Administration from LaRoche College. Additionally, she has worked as a
professional platform artist and educator for several of the beauty industry’s
largest companies, traveling across the county training other beauty
professionals.
In 2009 Harmony released the Mothers Milc line of natural hair care products. To learn more about Harmony and Mothers Milc products visit Harmony Salon http://harmonysalonpgh.com.
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