Working as an esthetician I always have women asking what they can do about their wrinkles. I always tell them about ResDermatrol ( Http://tr.im/AntiAgingSerum ) which is America's number one anti-aging cream. It erases wrinkles and lip lines, reduces under eye circles, and boosts collagen production. It's much better, safer, and less expensive than Botox. They always come back to tell me how great it is and how much younger they look. It’s a great product and I back it up 100%.

One day last summer I took my two adult daughters to the movies. When they told me how much the tickets cost it seemed to be on the low side to me. I paid what they asked for and forgot about it. The next morning when I was cleaning out my purse I found the receipt from the night before. I was horrified to see that they charged me for two adults and one senior citizen. I was only 55! I looked in the mirror and sure enough, I looked older than my age. I decided at that moment that I was going to have some cosmetic surgery. I reached out to an acquaintance who obviously had some work done. She told me that the reason she looked so much younger was not because of surgery but because of some amazing cream she found called LifeCell ( Http://tr.im/FlawlessSkin ) I really thought she was covering up for her surgery so I started asking around about LifeCell and I found out that many dermatologists are hailing it as the most potent needle-free skin care treatment available to science. Studies have shown it prevents "cell damage linked to facial aging and wrinkles" I have to tell you that 7 months later I look like a new woman. I have been getting compliments like I never got in my life before.

The only stylist I go to is located in my small hometown. She doesn't have a fancy shop and I doubt she has ever touched a celebs hair, but she is the only person I trust with my hair. I've been going to her for about 15 years. She follows the advice mentioned in this article. She sticks to tried and true advice and will not let you get some crazy celeb haircut, especially if it doesn't match your face shape. I think the best thing about her since she is privately owned is you can know her and she can know you on a personal basis. I avoid salon chains because you don't always get the same people each time.

Does anyone elsee find it odd that all three of the stylists listed use Fekkai products? Don't get me wrong, my mom and I use Fekkai and love it to death, but it just seems kind of unlikely that all three of the stylists asked use the same brand.

Ok so most of this article is true, its common sense. I'm a hairstylist myself and the only thing that bothered me about this article is the don't wash for 2 to 3 days to let the color molecules bond haha thats some bs and its def. called color not dye. This is pretty much it, the color will work for up to the time is states on the package, yes ours even comes in a package, usually 35 minutes. After that it is done changing, when they are rinsing the color out, if they rinse it out all the way before shampooing (the water will be clear). Then you wash twice and condition. The rinsing is the most important part, it closes the cuticle Once the cuticle is closed you can wash every day if you'd like. Think of it like this the cuticle is the shingles on a roof, if they are down your roof/ ceilings stay dry if not they get damaged. The other thing that got me sorry people, but yes we do fib and tell you we use the brand our shop sells so you will buy from us we do get commission off that also.

I have run the gambit from coloring my own hair---ask my cat about that one--dont pet your cat when coloring your hair! I'm just saying! Anyway--I used to go to Frederic Fakkai in B. Hills for color and cut. Back in the old days when we all had nice cushy great paying jobs. So the first time I went there they asked if I had a preference who I would like to cut my hair. They told me if I would like Frederic himself it would be a trillon dollars.....sooo I said I would like the person that cuts Fredric's hair! Smart huh? Then much to my delight the absolute best colorist ever----she "knows" your hair and how it's going to react and what's best "truly" best (not what costs the most). Her name is Nancy Braun and she is now at Christophe in B. Hills. She is so great about really listening to what you want, telling you what won't work and how to get to the color you would like to have. She used to go back and forth from NYC to LA so maybe you can track her down. It's sooo worth it. My hair NEVER looked so great and healthy!

I am so frustrated with my "stylist" and I want to try someone else. But she is a distant relative and if I stop going to her it may cause a family fight. She isn't BAD at it, but she doesn't pay attention to what she is doing. The last two visits to her, the color did not "take" on my roots. I asked her why and she said it must have been something I 'used on my hair.' BS...last time I washed my hair with a totally different shampoo and didn't use any product on it at ALL for three days before she colored it....the only common denominator was her haircolor.

I think she is either not mixing the color right or she just doesn't give a rip any more. My hair gets darker and darker, to the point she had to strip it about 6 months ago to even get it back to my natural color. Now it's a very dark again and it is red! I HATE IT. It's supposed to be dark blonde to very light brown!

I don't know what to do. New stylist? Family fight? Which shall it be?

and how much fuel and resources does it take to "jet-set" somewhere to do someone's hair? and yet it's always these famous types that preach to us about green they are, how wonderful and caring they are about the environment. what a bunch of nonsense.....

wow thank u now i know but i never and i will not paint my hair