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Natural, Soft, Wavy Hair Style for the Summer of 2006.

Short soft wavy hair style While the wonderful rays of Father Sun may warm your bones, it can also do a deep fry on unprotected hair. Even worse, search and destroy pool chemicals or ocean salt can vaporize all those wonderful natural oils you've spent all year balancing and building into your soft, undamaged mane.
Author:Karen Marie Shelton
Based on an interview with Jesse Briggs






Photo: Tom Carson
Makeup: Katherine Quiel



Hair icon Jesse Briggs who is the International Artistic Director for n-fruizon ™ Body Therapy shared his summer hair wave rule secrets for surviving sun and surf with great strands.





Unless you plan on a major buzz cut at summer’s end, resist the urge to “do naked hair” or dive into pools with your locks flowing freely and follow the following Safe Summer Hair Rules.

Ask your hairdresser for The new S Wave Thermal Set

S Wave Thermal Set Guarantee gorgeous summer hair waves by kicking off the season with a visit to your favorite hairdresser for a fun, fabulous cut and an S Wave Thermal Set ™.

The revolutionary S Wave Thermal Set ™ utilizes soft rollers and a gentle solution infused with 100% pure all-natural Cranberry seed oil to create a natural S Wave shape. The beautiful S Wave is maintained with Natural Hair Care formulas from n-fruizon ™ Body Therapy.

Over the past year the star has adopted more sophisticated fashions with matching hairstyles that focus more attention on her beautiful features and less on her previous wild child persona. She often pairs her perfectly highlighted beach blonde tresses with sleek, stylish up and down dos that give her a polished yet sassy look.

Adopt Sun Safe Hair Care

Hanging out in the sun without special tress and scalp protection is a big no-no. Avoid maximum ray damage by minimizing bare head exposure to the sun between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m., when the sun's rays are the strongest. Shun open air vehicles or convertibles which can transform delicate tresses into instant straw. Go high fashion by popping on the latest headwear from newsboy caps to floppy hats favored by celebrities like Jessica Simpson and Sienna Miller.

Select Beautiful Breezy Summer Hair Styles

summer hair style Enjoy the fun and freedom of summer. Wear your tresses in sassy styles that easily morph from days at the beach to dressier nights out. Opt for no-muss, no-fuss tousled S Wave inspired hair styles that can be simply created with the help of your fingers and a few well-placed bobby pins. Gently reshape damp or newly washed strands prepped with Medium Hold Spray Gel into soft S shaped waves that are secured against the scalp.

For an alternative look, wrap damp strands into big fat pin or barrel curls and pin into place. Air dry, unpin, shake your head as you tousle for fabulous waves and ripples. Finish with a spritz of Medium Hold Styling Gel.


Photo : Tom Carson
Makeup: Katherine Quiel

Cleanse And Condition Summertime Hair With Mild Natural Products

Some hair care products work better than others at interacting with the hair cuticle. Combat potential sun and surf damage by washing and conditioning tresses with gentle, moisturizing, Natural Hair Care products that contain NO Parabens (a synthetic preservative) or Sodium Laurel Sulfates (a synthetic foaming agent).

Pack Away Hot Styling Tools

During Summer months shun moisture robbing heat-styling habits such as blow-drying, hot rolling and flat ironing as much as possible. Switch to super hair friendly Velcro, sponge or soft rag rollers combined with air-drying for lower risk of heat damage.


When you must use hot tools, prep tresses with a protective spray or Styling Crème before drying hair. Opt for blow drying with a long finger diffuser attachment to help lift and re-define S Wave created shapes.

Postpone Color/Highlighting Until Fall

blonde wavy hair style Hair is normally much drier during hot summer months. Ignore the itch to go blonder or lighter since summer months are the worst time of the year to add chemically drying hair colors.

When you must lighten your locks, use a temporary color that does not contain peroxide or damaging ammonia. If you want to have fun with highlights or colors try pin-on ponies in a wild range of colors. For a sultry look, wrap an add-on pony in a vibrant shade into a soft neck-hugging chignon or ballerina style bun.




Photo : Tom Carson
Makeup: Katherine Quiel

Safeguard Color Treated Hair

Color treated or damaged hair will benefit from naturally formulated especially for damaged hair resulting from intense styling, color and related chemical treatments and exposure to daily pollutants.

Refresh Your New Wavy Hair Style At The End Of Summer

Your curly or wavy hair needs moisture to stay in shape, so make sure to hydrate your hair with natural shampoos that contain natural Cranberry seed oil. According to the USDA, Cranberry seed oil contains the highest concentration of Antioxidants.

Cranberry seed oil will deliver the benefits of Antioxidants, Omega 3 & 6 fatty acids and will help with hair damage recovery by restoring, hydrating and lubricating hair exposed to damaging summer conditions.

Use Natural hair Shampoo and Conditioners that are Parabens free or contains NO Sodium Laurel Sulfate to maintain and prolong the beautiful soft bouncy waves. Harsh detergents such as sodium laurel sulfate, ammonium laureth sulfate, or sodium laureth sulfate can dry out your curls faster than natural hair products.

After hair is restored get ready for Fall by having your S Wave Thermal Set refreshed.

Always make your hair’s protection your priority when having a great summertime. Summer always comes to an end but sun damaged hair can last a long time.



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