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“In this book you will find my voice, my vision, and all of the advice I willingly and happily share with anyone who seeks me out, sits in my chair, and asks me for help. I hope it inspires you to be confident and beautiful; sexy and happy!”
– Nick Arrojo
Nick Arrojo is known nationwide for his ability to give women hairstyles that bring out their individual beauty. Every week millions of “What Not to Wear” viewers see him transform women’s outdated styles or unflattering cuts into fresh and contemporary looks. Most importantly, he helps them to realize their true beauty potential. He not only changes their hairstyles but changes the way they felt about themselves.
In GREAT HAIR, Nick Arrojo reveals his styling secrets so that women can better understand their hair type, assess what hair styles will work best for their hair, face shape, and lifestyle, and get a terrific new look.
GREAT HAIR provides a complete education about hair including:
Identifying your hair type and how that impacts cut, color, and styles - including ethnic hair
Understanding products and how to use them to their best advantage
A style guide with complete instructions on everything from blowouts to updos.
Guidelines on choosing a flattering hair color that will enhance, not overpower
Dispelling myths and outdated ideas about hair care
Featuring before and after shots of real women (not models) GREAT HAIR shows how any woman can find a style that will make her feel and look terrific. Following Nick Arrojo’s advice in GREAT HAIR means no more bad hair days!
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By Cestmoi
It contains general information that all females who are 15 years of age or older already know. You can learn this information from your friends, your mothers and the Internet.
For example, in chapter 5 "Styling at Home" from page 91 to 125, the author shows the readers how to use hair products. He says holding spray is used for finishing hair of all types. To use it, hold it 6-8 inches from your head and spray directly onto hair.
He also shows you how to blow dry your hair.
From page 121 to 122, he shows you how to do French twist with 2 drawings. If you don't know how to do it in advance, you'll certainly won't able to do it after reading this book.
It's a waste of money. "Great Hair" by David Boston and "Good to Great Hair" by Robert Vetica are more useful and easy to learn.
By Lynn Chin (LA)
It's a great book for teenagers because it's full of fluff. This book does not show you how to style hair. Nick Arrojo just talks and talks and talks about how the end result but hardly any instruction on how to get there. Also the styles are "meh" - nothing out of the ordinary.
This book boasts of creating styles for weddings, vacations and job interviews... Let me give you a taste of how he describes "creating" the look for job interviews:
"The key element on a job interview is to look professional, polished and well groomed. Make sure you've got a great hair cut and, if you're into color make sure that no roots are showing. You'll be most likely sitting across the desk from the interviewer, so it will be the top half that he or she will be connecting with. Keep your hair out of your face so you don't have to keep pushing it out of your eyes.
Whenever I conduct an interview with a potential employee, I always look for him or her to be wearing a hair shape and style befitting a modern, pulled together professional and, a similar approach is your best bet. DOnt got for a style that you would normally not try to do. I've seen it myself - people come into the interview looking great, and then on their first day of work they look totally different. Make sure you style your hair in that way, if they ask you back, still looks like you when you return."
Like I said, NOTHING about how to style your hair. Completely NOT HELPFUL.
You're better off picking up a magazine from a hair salon than wasting your money on this.
By Erin (Honolulu)
It's such a complete piece of book. Anything you want to know about taking care of your hair and how to get a great style is right here. The only thing I wish for is that the part about showering and washing and drying your hair was in bullet form like many of the other instructions were. I find I go back to that section often to make sure im doing it right. He's very specific!
By Heather Chong (LA, CA)
has lot of pictures, but doesn't really help who wants to fix their own style.
By L. Hall (Lakeport, California USA)
From the guy who makes eveyone look great, some good tips for selecting your personal hairstyle and making it happen every day. Great book, good advice, but what would you expect from Nick Arrojo?
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