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By Emily Kate WarrenFrom Life Beauty Weekly
Does the following scenario sound familiar? Each morning, you spend a few minutes fixing your hair, and that s about all the time you have for it. As soon as you walk out the door, it frizzes into a poofy mess, at which point it s back into a ponytail -- again. The next week, you try yet another anti-frizz product, and the cycle starts all over.
The problem, however, may not rest with your products or styling techniques. Truthfully, the battle to combat frizz really starts before you do your styling.
Check out these simple, anti-frizz strategies that even busy people can squeeze into a hectic day. Try a few , and you ll soon notice more good hair days than ever before.
Brush before you shampoo Use a paddle brush to detangle strands prior to getting in the shower. By taking care of knots and snarls ahead of time, your shampoo and conditioner can distribute more evenly, keeping strands healthy and moisturized from root to tip, says New York City stylist Kerrie Urban.
Give coarse and curly hair a double dose of conditioner Textured strands are naturally drier and never get enough hydration. Their outer layer -- called the cuticle -- is more likely to be lifted up, allowing moisture to escape.  Solution: Give hair a quick conditioning treatment before your morning shower. Turn on the faucet and let the bathroom steam up, then apply your usual conditioner to dry hair. The steam will help soften the cuticle so hair can better absorb the moisturizing ingredients. Give the conditioner a minute or two to soak in, then hop in the shower and rinse. Next, shampoo and condition again as usual, says Mark Garrison, owner of the Mark Garrison salon in New York City. You ll notice later in the day that hair feels softer and resists frizz better.
Shampoo for smoothness When lathering up, it s tempting to just pile all your hair on top of your head and scrub willy-nilly. Big mistake, says Urban: You can create tangles and lift the hair s cuticle, leading to frizz later. Instead, use your fingertips to gently lather up at your roots first. That s where hair gets oiliest and usually needs washing the most. Work the lather down the hair shafts, softly rubbing until you get to the tips, then rinse.
Comb in conditioner Hair tips are the oldest part of strands. They re also the driest and most in need of conditioner. So,nike free run, when applying conditioner, instead of putting it all on one spot at your roots, rub it between your palms and start applying it from the ends up. Once you ve distributed it through hair, use a wide-tooth comb to gently work out any tangles. By smoothing strands in the shower, you ll deal with fewer tangles -- and eventually frizz -- when you get out, says Garrison.
Save some moisture If your hair is very curly or thick, don t completely rinse out all the conditioner. A hint of leftover will work almost like a leave-in. It helps give thick, frizz-prone strands a little needed weight to keep them from poofing up, says Garrison. Make sure you rinse until your hair no longer feels slippery but not for so long that it feels squeaky clean.
Rinse with cool water Right before you leave the shower, turn the faucet so the water runs cool and give hair a quick rinse, suggests Urban. The cold constricts your hair s cuticle, causing it to lie flat. This seals in moisture and keeps frizz and tangles at bay. A flat cuticle also allows light to bounce off evenly, so hair will look shinier too.
Be gentle when towel drying After showering, most people grab a towel and vigorously rub hair dry. This tends to roughen up the cuticle, essentially opening the door to frizz and undoing all previous efforts to smooth strands. Instead, squeeze water out of hair and gently blot strands with a towel to absorb the excess water, says Garrison. A super-absorbent towel makes the job quick and is easy on tresses.Next, continue with your styling routine as usual. After you re done, try to keep from touching or twirling hair. Your fingers can also disrupt the cuticle, allowing frizz-triggering humidity to get in.And now that you have beautiful, smooth, healthy hair, you can just enjoy the compliments that will inevitably come your way.
Emily Kate Warren is a freelance writer and makeup artist. A former beauty editor at CosmoGirl!, she has published articles in numerous magazines and Web sites, including Brides, Inked and Total Beauty. She has previously contributed to Life Beauty Weekly.Copyright 2013 Studio One Networks.
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 , Postmedia NewsI never imagined I would fall in love with a car, much less a station wagon. But strange things happen when you spend long hours sitting in a box of metal hurtling yourself into the unknown. You grow accustomed to the radio, the open road and the low hum of a five-cylinder engine.I had just returned to Toronto from a rock climbing course near Vancouver. Having endured a heart wrenching break-up, followed by varying degrees of enlightenment, I resolved to do two things: Go back West and do it on my own terms. Sighting years of weaseling my way into other peoples’ Jack Kerouac-esque adventures, I knew that the one thing that I would need was my own set of wheels.I got word of a family friend who was looking to get rid of his old station wagon. He claimed it was a pile of junk and was planning to treat it as such, but I managed to persuade him to let me give it a try.I soon found myself holding the keys to a 1998 forest green V70 Volvo Station wagon. On paper, it was purchased for $1.14 .Over the next six months, I struggled to make my mighty steed road-worthy. My mechanic expressed his concern that the little wagon was unlikely to make it through a summer of driving to and from my job in Collingwood and home in Toronto, much less make it across the country. But I had more faith in my Volvo.I named her Wagon, mostly for the simplicity. I learned all of her kinks right down to the sneaky trick where you have to pinch your thumb and index finger on the shift trigger to coax it out between Park, Drive and Reverse. I practiced folding down the back seats and fit the rear with memory foam  and shelving for my worldly possessions. By the new year, Wagon and I were ready to take off.Wagon and I drove through the winter storms of Illinois and Iowa and the never-ending flats of Nebraska. We snaked down the I-70 through Colorado and Utah and were spat out amidst the lights and sirens of the City of Sin. That is about the time that the reality of living in my Wagon started to sink in: Sitting in her trunk-bed watching the beam of The Luxor tickle the hazy remains of a sunset from the outskirts of the city, I was composed of an emotion that was both child-like wonder and sheer terror. This is exactly what I wanted.It wasn’t long before I realized I was not the only one trying to live a simpler life. In fact, the southern States were littered with like-minded desert rats living in their cars. They came in droves: People looking to escape the creature comforts of society and instead find solace in campfires, long days rock climbing the wild and the freedom to move from one place to another at the drop of a hat.We would carpool as much as possible, finding a strange pride in the signature aromas that each person’s car/home adopted. When the weather went south, we went north. When it was too hot to rock climb, we took rest days. When the weather got cold again, we went back south.My perceptions of comfort, cleanliness and prosperity were severely altered. When I called home, I boasted about doing research in the Las Vegas library each night or poaching Internet from the Starbucks’ parking lot to Skype with editors. I got excited about the fact that the local community centre offered yoga classes and showers for $6 a week and made sure all the other campers knew too.I even learned how to date while living out of my Wagon. One night, walking home from the campfire with a gentleman, who was coincidentally also living out of a wagon, my new lifestyle really hit a new level. We had been rock climbing together for a while and had become quite close. As we paused for a romantic moment at the driveway of our campsites, he leaned in and asked, “So, your wagon or mine?”On nights when heavy winds and sandstorms plagued the landscape, my reliable Wagon would rock me to sleep, protecting me from the harsh weather.In the mornings, my eyelids would be illuminated by the sun before I could open them. I would roll and over and watch the frost turn to glistening condensation on my windows before kicking up the trunk hatch and crawling out into the world.When I got word that the northwest was thawing, I bid farewell to the desert, and headed back to Canada. The road twisted through the States, changing landscape from hard reds and contrasting horizon lines to more muted greens and greys that don’t limit one’s imagination of where the sky really begins. The Wagon became my prison, forcing a necessary solitude. In the end, I think that is the only thing that helped me understand where I had been, and what I was really looking for.Now, I live in Squamish, B.C. I teach outdoor rock climbing and I live in a real house. Wagon now lives in underground parking. Although my bicycle has mostly replaced my Wagon for transportation, every now and then, I find myself sitting in Wagon’s driver’s seat, stroking her dashboard and scheming where we will go next together.
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The Reserve Bank on Monday said the soon-to-be-launched inflation index bonds (IIBs) could also be linked to consumer price index (CPI) in the future. The new instruments to be issued down the line when perhaps CPI index stabilises, we may move over (to consumer price inflation). But currently,Ray Ban Men Sunglasses, the choice is for WPI inflation for the current series which is going to be issued (on June 4),Ray Ban 2132, Reserve Bank Executive Director R. Gandhi said.Mr. Gandhi, who oversees the internal debt management department, was speaking during a specially-arranged conference call with market participants to clear doubts surrounding IIBs, the first tranche of which is to be issued on June 4.The plan came to fruition after Finance Minister P. Chidmabaram in the FY 2014 Budget announced that RBI would launch inflation indexed bonds to help public hedge themselves against price increases at a time real interest rates are still negative, thus crimping their savings.IIBs are pursuant to the Budget proposal to introduce instruments that will protect savings of poor and middle classes from inflation and incentives household sector to save in financial instruments rather than buy gold .Both the government as well as the RBI are concerned over the rising gold imports as its putting pressure on Current Account Deficit (CAD),Ray Ban Vintage, which widened to historic high of 6.7 per cent in third quarter of 2012-13.There is a strong wedge between the consumer and wholesale price-based inflation indices. Experts are of the view that linking them to the CPI will entice retail investors more.He said the RBI has increased the non-competitive portion of the first trance, which would be of retail investors liking to 20 per cent from the earlier 5 per cent. One will have to contact a primary dealer and preferably have a demat account to buy these instruments.The RBI is also mulling over introducing a special series of bonds for retail investors after October 2013, he said.The RBI, which is targeting to issue up to Rs. 15,000 crore through the issuance of IIBs this fiscal, will think of additional ways of marketing the retail centric issue, Mr. Gandhi said. 
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 Senior British officials have said that both men detained for a bloody stabbing attack on a London street had been identified earlier by security teams investigating possible terrorists.
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Prime Minister David Cameron chaired an emergency meeting with his top security advisers earlier.
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