Cool Hair: A Teenager's Guide to the Best Beauty Secrets on Hair, Makeup, and Style

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Make no mistake-this is not your mother's beauty book. Every teen knows it's all about hair. If your hair looks great, so do you. And what's more, you feel great. A bad hair day might make you want to pull a blanket over your head and stay in bed.

Don't do it. Don't waste a minute of your life feeling insecure and un-pretty. Wanting cool hair doesn't mean you're shallow: it means you know the ripple effect of great hair. You feel smarter, funnier, more assured, as well as prettier. When we know we look good, we attract the best people, we become our best selves.

Vincent Roppatte, style director of the Elizabeth Arden beauty salon in New York's Saks Fifth Avenue, and the celebrity stylist for stars of every age, offers simple and wonderful tips on how to achieve the hair that's most terrific for you. Chockfull of photographs of remarkable makeovers of teens just like you, Cool Hair delivers what you need to know about cut, color, and care for every kind of hair-even the most difficult to manage. There is no such thing as a bad hair day, declares Vincent, and he proves it with quizzes to test your beauty savvy, illustrated instructions for mastering the secret tricks of special styles, and professional techniques straight from one of the most celebrated salons in the world. Chapters on skin and makeup will help you to complete the great adventure of finding a newer, cooler look.

If you are interested in defining your style, Cool Hair's the book to read. In these pages, you will find the most current solutions to achieving fabulous hair. Cool Hair is the direct path to being confident that you look great and that your hair is shining, healthy, attention-getting. Cool Hair can give you the hair you deserve-no matter what kind of hair you were born with. Cool Hair can change your life.

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 "Have a teen? She needs/wants/ would adore this book!" 2003-12-09
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What a christmas/Chanukah gift! Teenagers will fall in love with this book and notch up their self-esteem 100 points, as they read and experiment. Vincent is the best and he understands teen girls and their hair better than anyone else in the world!


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he message of Cool Hair is clear: There is no such thing as a bad hair day, because there is no such thing as bad hair. And teenagers are obsessed with their hair. By following the advice in this book, teenage girls-one of America's largest buy-ing markets-will dare to develop their own personal style. Cool Hair reveals the secrets that teenagers can use to notch up their sense of style and self-esteem. In the tradition of the bestseller Teenage Beauty by Bobbi Brown, Cool Hair is filled with dramatic before-and-after makeovers, including those of celebrities' daughters, that will inspire girls to look their best and to appreciate their own beauty.
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What a christmas/Chanukah gift! Teenagers will fall in love with this book and notch up their self-esteem 100 points, as they read and experiment. Vincent is the best and he understands teen girls and their hair better than anyone else in the world!


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he message of Cool Hair is clear: There is no such thing as a bad hair day, because there is no such thing as bad hair. And teenagers are obsessed with their hair. By following the advice in this book, teenage girls-one of America's largest buy-ing markets-will dare to develop their own personal style. Cool Hair reveals the secrets that teenagers can use to notch up their sense of style and self-esteem. In the tradition of the bestseller Teenage Beauty by Bobbi Brown, Cool Hair is filled with dramatic before-and-after makeovers, including those of celebrities' daughters, that will inspire girls to look their best and to appreciate their own beauty.
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Perish By Pedicure (Bad Hair Day Mystery 8)

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Fire up the flat iron and break out the bullet-proof blow drier, because Marla Shore-the sassy, South Florida beauty salon owner with a knack for fixing hair and finding trouble-is back... Beauty shows are not always known for cold-blooded murder, but that's exactly the case when Luxor Products company director Christine Parks is found dead in her hotel room-facedown in a foot bath. It doesn't take long into Marla's investigation to discover that everyone who worked with Christine had a reason to hate her. From serial cheating to indulging in blackmail and bad investment advice, she was a walking Bad Hair Day, and the list of possible suspects is longer than a pop diva's hair extensions. And when a model with top-secret information for Marla turns up dead, things go from bad to worse in a hurry. Behind the thumping house music and dazzling, high-platform hair tricks of Florida's hottest beauty show, something very ugly is going down, something that goes beyond polish and style to the killer-takes-all ambition of the beauty biz. If Marla isn't careful, she just may end up on the wrong end of a murderer's very skillful hands... "Cohen fashions her Bad Hair Day series with plenty of humor, snappy repartee and even a healthy helping of current events." --Fort Myers Press-News
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 "Beyond The Big Hair" 2007-02-23
By Liz at reviewedbyliz.com (Cedar Springs, Michigan, USA)
I am a sucker for trade shows. When people involved in any industry or business gather to discuss their products and work you can learn the most interesting things. In Perish by Pedicure, a murder takes place during a beauty show in which salon owner Marla Shore is participating and Cohen gives us a glimpse behind the big hair of the professional beauty world that is both enlightening and entertaining.



Heroine Marla Shore has agreed to help out at a beauty industry trade show in nearby Fort Lauderdale in exchange for some publicity for her own salon. She is desperately trying to juggle her show responsibilities, her salon commitments, her renewed friendship with an old college roommate, and her widowed fiancé's former in-laws, who are now staying with her and whom she seems unable to please. And then there is a murder. Marla's college roommate (also a houseguest) appears to have been the last person to see the victim alive and is the number one suspect.



While your first inclination might be to dismiss a book with the word pedicure in the title, Cohen has created a good book and series. The setting is interesting, the plot is good and well thought out, and Marla Shore is a character with depth. We learn more about her in this book as her hostile houseguests question her ability to be a good step-mother to their granddaughter due to her involvement with criminals, her professional life, and her Jewish religion and its possible impact on the child's Christian upbringing. This book has some real meat mixed in amongst the lighter moments.



Favorite character? Goat, Marla's neighbor. Did I guess it? No. Will I read another? Yes.



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 "Death at a salon conference" 2007-02-03
By Dawn Dowdle (Lynchburg, VA USA)
As if Marla Shore wasn't busy enough, now she's working for Luxor Products as a styling assistant at a local conference and her fiancé's parents of his dead wife are staying at her house to see whether she'll be a good step mom for Brianna. And her friend Georgia, who helped her get the job with Luxor, will be staying with her through the weekend conference.



She hopes her work with Luxor will bring her salon more business, especially after she moves to her new location. She's also hoping to gain more experience and possibly travel with them in the future to other conferences.



Luxor director Christine Parks isn't well-liked. This is quickly evident to Marla as she gets to know the staff while setting up for the conference. When Christine ends up dead from poison, Marla begins to suspect everyone and works at trying to uncover the truth. Unfortunately there is another death. Can Marla discover the identity of the killer without putting herself and others in danger? Can she get through this week with Dalton's ex-in-laws in her house?



I really enjoy this series. Marla is such a fun character. She just can't keep herself from sleuthing. Dalton isn't the investigator in this mystery, but he still provides some needed data for Marla to unravel the mystery. I also like the Florida setting.



The author has done a great job of creating the characters and plotting the story. And there are plenty of red herrings and twists so that you aren't sure until the killer is revealed who did it. I highly recommend this book and the whole series.

 "entertaining murder mystery" 2006-12-09
By Harriet Klausner
Hair salon owner and stylist Marla Shore is not having an easy week. Her fiancé's in-laws from his dead wife are coming to town to stay in her home to check her out and insure she is right for being the stepmother of their granddaughter Brianna. She is also working for Luxor Products as an assistant hair stylist t at the Supreme Shows Conference. Marla hopes to gain experience, a better job, and an avenue to visit places she dreams of seeing.



When Marla arrives at the convention center, she meets Luxor director Christine Parker, but notices that all of the employees seem openly to despise the head honcho. When an anonymous person sends Christine a drink, she takes some and soon feels ill. The next day she is dead, a victim of poison. Marla turns sleuth, but fails to uncover the culprit before another homicide occurs.



Nancy J. Cohen has written a cleverly constructed and entertaining murder mystery starring a likable heroine who knows better, but cannot stop herself from sleuthing. In this case, the victim is so vile that a horde seems to have wanted her dead making motivation difficult to use as a means of weeding out the killer. PERISH BY PEDICURE is filled with hair splitting humor, unexpected nail biting twists, and a bad hair week caused by future in-laws while Marla cuts to the roots of the case.



Harriet Klausner




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Beauty shows are known for a lot of things: glitz, glamour, products, catfights, very big-bordering-on-scary hair "creations", and some equally oversized egos. What they're not usually known for is cold-blooded murder, but that's exactly the case when Luxor Products company director Christine Parks is found dead in her hotel room - facedown in a foot bath. And suspect number one is Marla's college roommate, Georgia Rogers. It was Georgia who got Marla the job working behind the scenes at the beauty show. The least Marla can do is try to clear her name. One thing is clear: Christine Parks didn't make many friends. Everyone who worked with the miserable woman had a reason to hate her. From serial cheating to indulging in blackmail, threats, lawsuits, bad investment advice and worse, she was a walking Bad Hair Day, and the list of possible suspects is longer than a pop diva's hair extensions. The questions swirling through Marla's expertly coiffed head are pure chaos: Who hated Christine strongly enough to kill her? Did someone slip her poison at their company cocktail party? And is it possible that Dalton's ex-in-laws could be more annoying and disapproving? Dealing with her own domestic crises is going to have to take a back seat to solving a crime that's getting more complicated - and deadlier - by the day. When a model with top-secret information for Marla turns up dead at the Russian baths, things go from bad to worse in a hurry. Behind the thumping house music and dazzling, high-platform hair tricks of Florida's hottest beauty show, something very ugly is going down, something that goes beyond polish and style to the dark heart of corruption, greed, and killer-takes-all ambition of the beauty biz. And if Marla isn't careful, she just may end up on the wrong end of a murderer's very skilled hands.
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 "Beyond The Big Hair" 2007-02-23
By Liz at reviewedbyliz.com (Cedar Springs, Michigan, USA)
I am a sucker for trade shows. When people involved in any industry or business gather to discuss their products and work you can learn the most interesting things. In Perish by Pedicure, a murder takes place during a beauty show in which salon owner Marla Shore is participating and Cohen gives us a glimpse behind the big hair of the professional beauty world that is both enlightening and entertaining.



Heroine Marla Shore has agreed to help out at a beauty industry trade show in nearby Fort Lauderdale in exchange for some publicity for her own salon. She is desperately trying to juggle her show responsibilities, her salon commitments, her renewed friendship with an old college roommate, and her widowed fiancé's former in-laws, who are now staying with her and whom she seems unable to please. And then there is a murder. Marla's college roommate (also a houseguest) appears to have been the last person to see the victim alive and is the number one suspect.



While your first inclination might be to dismiss a book with the word pedicure in the title, Cohen has created a good book and series. The setting is interesting, the plot is good and well thought out, and Marla Shore is a character with depth. We learn more about her in this book as her hostile houseguests question her ability to be a good step-mother to their granddaughter due to her involvement with criminals, her professional life, and her Jewish religion and its possible impact on the child's Christian upbringing. This book has some real meat mixed in amongst the lighter moments.



Favorite character? Goat, Marla's neighbor. Did I guess it? No. Will I read another? Yes.



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 "Death at a salon conference" 2007-02-03
By Dawn Dowdle (Lynchburg, VA USA)
As if Marla Shore wasn't busy enough, now she's working for Luxor Products as a styling assistant at a local conference and her fiancé's parents of his dead wife are staying at her house to see whether she'll be a good step mom for Brianna. And her friend Georgia, who helped her get the job with Luxor, will be staying with her through the weekend conference.



She hopes her work with Luxor will bring her salon more business, especially after she moves to her new location. She's also hoping to gain more experience and possibly travel with them in the future to other conferences.



Luxor director Christine Parks isn't well-liked. This is quickly evident to Marla as she gets to know the staff while setting up for the conference. When Christine ends up dead from poison, Marla begins to suspect everyone and works at trying to uncover the truth. Unfortunately there is another death. Can Marla discover the identity of the killer without putting herself and others in danger? Can she get through this week with Dalton's ex-in-laws in her house?



I really enjoy this series. Marla is such a fun character. She just can't keep herself from sleuthing. Dalton isn't the investigator in this mystery, but he still provides some needed data for Marla to unravel the mystery. I also like the Florida setting.



The author has done a great job of creating the characters and plotting the story. And there are plenty of red herrings and twists so that you aren't sure until the killer is revealed who did it. I highly recommend this book and the whole series.

 "entertaining murder mystery" 2006-12-09
By Harriet Klausner
Hair salon owner and stylist Marla Shore is not having an easy week. Her fiancé's in-laws from his dead wife are coming to town to stay in her home to check her out and insure she is right for being the stepmother of their granddaughter Brianna. She is also working for Luxor Products as an assistant hair stylist t at the Supreme Shows Conference. Marla hopes to gain experience, a better job, and an avenue to visit places she dreams of seeing.



When Marla arrives at the convention center, she meets Luxor director Christine Parker, but notices that all of the employees seem openly to despise the head honcho. When an anonymous person sends Christine a drink, she takes some and soon feels ill. The next day she is dead, a victim of poison. Marla turns sleuth, but fails to uncover the culprit before another homicide occurs.



Nancy J. Cohen has written a cleverly constructed and entertaining murder mystery starring a likable heroine who knows better, but cannot stop herself from sleuthing. In this case, the victim is so vile that a horde seems to have wanted her dead making motivation difficult to use as a means of weeding out the killer. PERISH BY PEDICURE is filled with hair splitting humor, unexpected nail biting twists, and a bad hair week caused by future in-laws while Marla cuts to the roots of the case.



Harriet Klausner




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Fire up the flat iron and break out the bullet-proof blow drier, because Marla Shore--the sassy, South Florida beauty salon owner with a knack for fixing hair and finding trouble--is back...

Beauty shows are not usually known for cold-blooded murder, but that's exactly the case when Luxor Products company director Christine Parks is found dead in her hotel room--facedown in a foot bath. Suspect number one is Marla's college roommate, Georgia Rogers, who got Marla the job working behind the scenes at the beauty show.

It doesn't take long into Marla's investigation to discover that everyone who worked with Christine had a reason to hate her. From serial cheating to indulging in blackmail, threats, lawsuits, bad investment advice and worse, she was a walking Bad Hair Day, and the list of possible suspects is longer than a pop diva's hair extensions. And when a model with top-secret information for Marla turns up dead at the Russian baths, things go from bad to worse in a hurry. Behind the thumping house music and dazzling, high-platform hair tricks of Florida's hottest beauty show, something very ugly is going down, something that goes beyond polish and style to the dark heart of corruption, greed, and killer-takes-all ambition of the beauty biz. If Marla isn't careful, she just may end up on the wrong end of a murderer's very skilled hands...
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 "Beyond The Big Hair" 2007-02-23
By Liz at reviewedbyliz.com (Cedar Springs, Michigan, USA)
I am a sucker for trade shows. When people involved in any industry or business gather to discuss their products and work you can learn the most interesting things. In Perish by Pedicure, a murder takes place during a beauty show in which salon owner Marla Shore is participating and Cohen gives us a glimpse behind the big hair of the professional beauty world that is both enlightening and entertaining.



Heroine Marla Shore has agreed to help out at a beauty industry trade show in nearby Fort Lauderdale in exchange for some publicity for her own salon. She is desperately trying to juggle her show responsibilities, her salon commitments, her renewed friendship with an old college roommate, and her widowed fiancé's former in-laws, who are now staying with her and whom she seems unable to please. And then there is a murder. Marla's college roommate (also a houseguest) appears to have been the last person to see the victim alive and is the number one suspect.



While your first inclination might be to dismiss a book with the word pedicure in the title, Cohen has created a good book and series. The setting is interesting, the plot is good and well thought out, and Marla Shore is a character with depth. We learn more about her in this book as her hostile houseguests question her ability to be a good step-mother to their granddaughter due to her involvement with criminals, her professional life, and her Jewish religion and its possible impact on the child's Christian upbringing. This book has some real meat mixed in amongst the lighter moments.



Favorite character? Goat, Marla's neighbor. Did I guess it? No. Will I read another? Yes.



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 "Death at a salon conference" 2007-02-03
By Dawn Dowdle (Lynchburg, VA USA)
As if Marla Shore wasn't busy enough, now she's working for Luxor Products as a styling assistant at a local conference and her fiancé's parents of his dead wife are staying at her house to see whether she'll be a good step mom for Brianna. And her friend Georgia, who helped her get the job with Luxor, will be staying with her through the weekend conference.



She hopes her work with Luxor will bring her salon more business, especially after she moves to her new location. She's also hoping to gain more experience and possibly travel with them in the future to other conferences.



Luxor director Christine Parks isn't well-liked. This is quickly evident to Marla as she gets to know the staff while setting up for the conference. When Christine ends up dead from poison, Marla begins to suspect everyone and works at trying to uncover the truth. Unfortunately there is another death. Can Marla discover the identity of the killer without putting herself and others in danger? Can she get through this week with Dalton's ex-in-laws in her house?



I really enjoy this series. Marla is such a fun character. She just can't keep herself from sleuthing. Dalton isn't the investigator in this mystery, but he still provides some needed data for Marla to unravel the mystery. I also like the Florida setting.



The author has done a great job of creating the characters and plotting the story. And there are plenty of red herrings and twists so that you aren't sure until the killer is revealed who did it. I highly recommend this book and the whole series.

 "entertaining murder mystery" 2006-12-09
By Harriet Klausner
Hair salon owner and stylist Marla Shore is not having an easy week. Her fiancé's in-laws from his dead wife are coming to town to stay in her home to check her out and insure she is right for being the stepmother of their granddaughter Brianna. She is also working for Luxor Products as an assistant hair stylist t at the Supreme Shows Conference. Marla hopes to gain experience, a better job, and an avenue to visit places she dreams of seeing.



When Marla arrives at the convention center, she meets Luxor director Christine Parker, but notices that all of the employees seem openly to despise the head honcho. When an anonymous person sends Christine a drink, she takes some and soon feels ill. The next day she is dead, a victim of poison. Marla turns sleuth, but fails to uncover the culprit before another homicide occurs.



Nancy J. Cohen has written a cleverly constructed and entertaining murder mystery starring a likable heroine who knows better, but cannot stop herself from sleuthing. In this case, the victim is so vile that a horde seems to have wanted her dead making motivation difficult to use as a means of weeding out the killer. PERISH BY PEDICURE is filled with hair splitting humor, unexpected nail biting twists, and a bad hair week caused by future in-laws while Marla cuts to the roots of the case.



Harriet Klausner




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 "Har How's" 2007-02-19
By Dena L. Sleeman
This book was not for me. It has very over the top hair styles, wich was not what I was looking for.

 "Hair's How Vol. 4" 2007-02-14
By Adriana Moots (Rocklin, Ca, USA)
I did not like this book whatsoever, because it did not contain at least one single beautiful wedding hair-do that a regular person would actually consider wearing at her wedding. That is why I returned it.



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Over 64 step-by-step technicals from the world's best stylists. The book contains the most recent and outstanding works by the masters of styling and step-by-step instructions supplied by the masters themselves. Each step is described in detail and is accompanied by a photograph illustrating the step. Stylist at all stages of their careers will love this book as a guide to create the most fashionable and beautiful hairstyles. Two languages - English and Spanish 120 pages - 20% more than similar books. Overall size 10''x 13 1/2'', Hard Cover, Delux.
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 "very useful" 2007-08-01
By posta ovidiu pavel (romania)
my wife is very happy with this book. a lot of high quality pictures, the procedures are clearly explained using text and images.i highly recommend this product.


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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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 "General information that all females who are 15 years of age or older already know" 2009-07-26
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.

 "Waste of space" 2009-05-13
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.

 "How could you ask for more?" 2009-05-06
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!

 "not for self styling...." 2009-03-27
By Heather Chong (LA, CA)
has lot of pictures, but doesn't really help who wants to fix their own style.

 "Great Advice!" 2009-03-19
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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“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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 "General information that all females who are 15 years of age or older already know" 2009-07-26
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.

 "Waste of space" 2009-05-13
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.

 "How could you ask for more?" 2009-05-06
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!

 "not for self styling...." 2009-03-27
By Heather Chong (LA, CA)
has lot of pictures, but doesn't really help who wants to fix their own style.

 "Great Advice!" 2009-03-19
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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 "NICE BOOK" 2009-02-10
By Roshonda Maxie (Shreveport, Louisiana)
I got this book because it has cute hair cuts. I haven't gotten any of them yet, but I love the book.


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