Hi everyone! I thought I'd share this really cool new hair styling tool that I got a chance to try out the other day. It's a revolutionary new teasing tool, specially designed to give your hair lots of volume with little effort. You know how I love big hair!
The folks over at teeze w/ eez were kind enough to send me some samples so that I could try out their awesome product. I must say, the teeze w/ eez did not disappoint!
The handle is ergonomically designed so that it feels natural and comfortable to hold and is made out of a soft, grippy material. I like how they included a cute little crystal embellishment for added sparkle! But the real star here is the way the teeth are, crimped, criss-crossed, and staggered so that you can easily tease your hair...it does most of the work for you; just a few short, gentle strokes will do the trick! I find that this method is not only efficient, but less damaging to my hair because it doesn't require a lot of force and repetition. Check out the results!
From flat and lifeless to tons of body, volume and lift! I'm not excited just because the teeze w/ eez was gifted to me, but because it really WORKS! I've been using it almost every day since I've gotten mine. Love it!
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Wednesday, August 8, 2012
Wednesday, October 12, 2011
The Big Tease: video hair tutorial on how I create volume.
So yesterday I posted a video on I make my hair curly. Today, I’m going to show you how I make it BIG! Remember the Spornette Little Wonder teasing brush I bought a few days ago? Well, you’re about to see it in action!
I curled my hair this morning and about 2 hours later it looked like this:
With a little bit of help from my Little Wonder, however, I can get it to look like this:
So here’s the step-by-step video tutorial that I made:
Product Details:
Teasing Brush: Little Wonder by Spornette
Hairspray: Vavoom Freezing Spray by Matrix
In addition to making your hair look full and voluminous when it's down, you can create a very pretty look by simply putting a clip in your hair. The bouffant from the teasing makes for a very polished and elegant hairstyle.
I hope that I’ve been helpful! Since I’m really new to the whole video business, I would definitely appreciate feedback. What do you like? What don’t you like? What would you like to see more of? Do have any video tutorial requests? Let me know!
In addition to making your hair look full and voluminous when it's down, you can create a very pretty look by simply putting a clip in your hair. The bouffant from the teasing makes for a very polished and elegant hairstyle.
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| From yesterday. |
I hope that I’ve been helpful! Since I’m really new to the whole video business, I would definitely appreciate feedback. What do you like? What don’t you like? What would you like to see more of? Do have any video tutorial requests? Let me know!
Hugs,
Cat
p.s. It appears I'm having a font problem. Although everything looks normal in edit mode, there seems to be a weird font-sizing situation going on when I publish my post. Sorry!
p.s. It appears I'm having a font problem. Although everything looks normal in edit mode, there seems to be a weird font-sizing situation going on when I publish my post. Sorry!
Sunday, October 9, 2011
Spornette Little Wonder: my new teasing brush!
Hey y'all! I want to introduce you to my new best buddy: the Little Wonder Teasing Brush, by Spornette. (is it just me, or does the name sound slightly profane? lol)
I LOVE big hair. By nature, I'm an over-the-top kinda gal to start. I like my makeup to stand out, so why shouldn't my hair do the same? All these years I've been using the typical teasing comb that my mother has used:
It does the job OK, but I've been wanting something more efficient that would give me optimum volume. Having, slick, stick-straight Asian hair really doesn't help either. My hair is happiest when it's limp-looking and is very stubborn about being styled the way I want it to be. :P
So anyway, I picked up the Little Wonder at my local beauty supply store for about $5. This is me and my hair after walking around town for about six hours on a breezy Saturday morning:
And this is me and my hair post-tease:
I'd say the Little Wonder did a pretty wonderful job, don't you think? I found that it was easier to get more volume with less effort using my new teasing brush than the old teasing comb. I guess the triple row of teeth plus boar bristles make the process more efficient. I'm definitely going to practice more with it to see just how big I can get it, yeah! :D
I LOVE big hair. By nature, I'm an over-the-top kinda gal to start. I like my makeup to stand out, so why shouldn't my hair do the same? All these years I've been using the typical teasing comb that my mother has used:
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| Mine looks something like this, but even cheaper. |
It does the job OK, but I've been wanting something more efficient that would give me optimum volume. Having, slick, stick-straight Asian hair really doesn't help either. My hair is happiest when it's limp-looking and is very stubborn about being styled the way I want it to be. :P
So anyway, I picked up the Little Wonder at my local beauty supply store for about $5. This is me and my hair after walking around town for about six hours on a breezy Saturday morning:
And this is me and my hair post-tease:
I'd say the Little Wonder did a pretty wonderful job, don't you think? I found that it was easier to get more volume with less effort using my new teasing brush than the old teasing comb. I guess the triple row of teeth plus boar bristles make the process more efficient. I'm definitely going to practice more with it to see just how big I can get it, yeah! :D
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