Wig-O-Mania

Nadia runs her own exclusive Salon in Dubai that caters to the High End Fashion and Bridal Make Up to ladies in UAE.

She runs a professional training class imparting and graciously her knowledge and experience with young aspirants.

A Wig-O-Mania family member is already under training under her.

She has been inducted into the Wig-O-Mania exclusive circle and will be representing the Brand in various Middle East Markets on an exclusive basis.

Nadia and Joyce have clicked as best of friends the moment they met….these pictures are proof of some good moments between them. Nadia treated Joyce with a body massage while Joyce shared some of her 45 years of experience.

Thats the making of another great addition family member to the wonderful world of Wig-O-Mania.

Joyce in Nadia's Salon in Dubai

Joyce in Nadia's Salon in Dubai

Joyce in Nadia's Salon in Dubai

Joyce in Nadia's Salon in Dubai

http://www.mythbusterbeauty.com/2009/08/17/naturally-curly-fine-hair-frizz-free/

fine-haired curlies have their own set of special needs.  Hopefully this post will help you enhance your curl without weighing it down, and keep frizz to a minimum.

What increases the Frizz-Factor?

• Lack of moisture and protein in the hair, or damaged hair.  This can be due to coloring, processing, overuse of heat appliances.
• Humidity.  That dang moisture content in the air upsets the balance of moisture within the hair, thus causing chaos.

Best Practices to keep fine hair frizz-free:

• Brushing.  If you can avoid it, only comb through your wet-conditioned hair.  Style your hair with your fingers.
• Drying.  Air-drying is the best choice, followed by loose scrunching with the use of a microfiber towel (Curl Cloths and Cyclic Towels are my favorite).
• Use duckbill clips on the crown of your head to lift top curls where needed.
• Although I have yet to try it, many sites recommend sleeping on a satin pillowcase to reduce the amount of breakage to the hair and reduce tangles.
• Keep it light.  Finding the right balance between conditioning and hold, mousses and gels tend to work best.
• Using a low-suds shampoo and/or co-poo (wash hair using conditioners). Deep condition once a week.
• Once your curls are dry, rub a little pomade into the palm of your hands and smooth over your hair.

During the day, freshen up limp, droopy curls with some additional moisture by spritzing on Jessicurl’s Awe Inspiraling Spray.  I also *LOVE* Ojon’s Shine & Protect Glossing Mist, as a great way to add instant shine, eliminate fly-aways (aka “chicken feathers”) and combat humidity.

A Curly Cool Tip:  Store your hair sprays in the fridge!  A cool spritzing over a hot head is sure to lift your hair and your spirits!

http://www.infobarrel.com/How_To_Look_After_Relaxed_Black_Hair

A large number of black women have relaxed hair because they find that it is much easier to look after. The chemicals that are used to straighten the hair can cause it to be fragile and some women suffer from hair breakage and dryness.

Once the hair has been relaxed, you will find that you have to have the regrowth touched up every few weeks. To keep the possibility of hair damage to a minimum it is recommended that you get the roots redone every 7 to 8 weeks.

To reduce the breakage, the chemical should only be applied to the virgin hair growth. You do not need to add more cream to the already processed hair.

Never leave the cream on too long. Some black women and even black hairdressers believe that the relaxer should be left on the head until you feel a tingling sensation. However if you are actually feeling any type of sensation it means that the cream has been on too long and has already caused potential damage to the scalp. This can lead to permanent damage to the hair follicles, which could lead to permanent hair loss.

How To Wash Relaxed Hair

You should wash relaxed hair at least once a week. This is definitely a necessity if you use a lot of extra hair products like hair sprays and hair gels. Once a week you can use a really good quality conditioning shampoo that has been specifically created for processed hair.

It is always a good idea to invest in good quality African American hair products like hot oil treatments for your hair in order to replace all the nutrients that are lost during everyday life. Try and find a good conditioner that you can leave in overnight so that it has all that time to get to work.

Styling Relaxed Hair

Most black women will use curling irons or hair straighteners to get the desired hairstyle. These types of appliances really dry out the hair so if you can, try and keep the use to a minimum. Hair rollers are more time consuming but they do less harm to the hair. Always try to apply a protective serum to coat the hair and give it some protection from the heat.

If you have a good relationship with your hairdresser, you should have no problems with your tresses. Make sure to get a trim every 8 weeks or so in order to get rid of split ends and keep your head of hair as healthy as possible.

As a black women, getting your hair relaxed can be a good solution to keeping your hair under control as long as you look after it properly.