The Beauty Clips by Judaysia

 Custom Hair Color Touch up your roots at home. I will make your custom formula and you can pick it up or have it mailed to your door. Call me for details and price. I custom mix your hair color and if you have a friend who needs color they can send me a picture and I can make something to help them.   Judaysia 818-880-4630   judaysia@yahoo.com

Hair Color for Spring Fine, thin hair becomes thicker with hair color. Light blond and grey hair color can make the scalp show through.  Tinting your roots a few shades deeper can make the hair look thicker and disguise the scalp.  Resistant grey hair can also benefit with deeper shades at the root. I am not talking about the deep dark color blocking that is so passe.Look to honey blond and sun blonde brown shades with a golden under tone to get the look.

American Blowdry The runway was full of wearable hair for Spring Summer. The “American Blowout” made the biggest statement; it is voluminous without being sky-high, with a touch of gem-like shine. The key components of this American Blowout are: breezy bounce, high shine, and a healthy finish. To Get The Look: Shampoo with Judaysia VS Volumizing Shampoo to give hair volume and body.   On towel dried hair,   apply Judaysia Mousse and comb through. This product adds volume and body without being sticky or stiff.   Blow-dry hair section by section using a large round boar bristle brush. Once blow-dried, divide the front sections into two, using the natural part to guide you. Wrap each section backward over large Velcro rollers. They shape the hair as it cools giving you extra volume in the crown.   Cover the set style with a hair net. When cool remove the rollers and finish with Judaysia VS Volumizing Shaper Spray to lock it in place. Available at Judaysia.com

 The New Bob Actress Mary Pickford, said, “I could give a lengthy and, I think, convincing discourse about long hair making a woman more feminine, but there is some doubt in my mind as to whether it does or not. Of one thing I am sure: she looks smarter with a bob, and smartness rather than beauty seems to be the goal of every woman these days.” Suddenly what’s old is new again. The classic bob has received a celebrity update. One of the best haircuts for fine, thin, and limp hair, the bob creates thicker, fuller locks. Worn sleek and blown dry or with the edges flecked and easy, the bob is easy to maintain. To Get the Look; Shampoo with Judaysia VS Volumizing Shampoo to add volume and shine.   Spray on Judaysia Your Highness to give lift and prevent the split in the back. Blow dry with a big round boar bristle brush for a sleek look or fleck the edges up for an easy soft look. Available at judaysia.com .

 Accessorize A bounty of bows, bands, and clips were seen on the runway. From barrettes and clips, to ribbons, brooches, and head bands designers are in love with hair accessories. At Simone Rocha coveted antique style barrettes held back wispy strands or enhanced cropped styles. In Paris Chanel took head dressing to new  ultra-chic highs with the logo emblazoned crystal clip. Sparkly hair slides, ribbons, and camellias adorned simple clean healthy hair. Head bands were made new again with intricate embellishments that sat neatly from ear-to-ear. Use a single clip or go all out with an abundance of clips scattered across the head.   Get the look with simple backcombing to add a necessary grip. Spray on Judaysia VS Volumizing Spray the stylist choice to give your hair hold.   Available at judaysia.com .

Backstage Beauty Moschino served up bright paint-splotched chignons for spring. Inspired by the traditions of Picasso’s native Spain, Julien d’Ys crafted Spanish-style chignons. Each model either wore a custom wig or had their hair parted down the middle, twisted at the base of the neck, and pinned into a voluminous knot. But that was only the beginning of his idiosyncratic homage: the stylist administered strokes of paint in shades of red, pink, blue, green, and yellow down the hair for a “touch of color.” Offsetting the shocks of pigment, makeup artist Kabuki sought to evoke Picasso in a minimalistic way by saturating the lips in MAC’s Retro Matte Liquid lip color in the cult red shade Feels So Grand and tracing on black negative-space liner in thin, extended wings. Imbuing perennial classics with painterly accents, the Picasso beauty brought an imaginative, all-encompassing surrealism to Milan. Visit Judaysia at judaysia.com