Peter Jeffery Lopez “PJ”

Long hair can be flat-out spectacular. In Redding California it can be very difficult to grow your hair out and still look healthy. Your hair possesses many properties. Factors such as color, appearance, texture, and healthiness of hair can be affected by these physiological properties.

Here is a concept that you should try to understand when using products to treat and care for your hair. This is known as pH,  in the body, such as on your blood, your stomach acids, and even the oils and sweat produced by your scalp. With this in mind, you can already surmise that pH can also affect the overall health of your hair and also affect depth of color.

When it comes to your style personal hairstyle. It’s all in the shape of your face and in the cut you choose. As a rule, long hair that’s all one length is beautiful.  Long Hair is chic and sophisticated. Long layers can also look fabulous, provided they’re really long and blend in naturally to frame your face. Short layers look awful in long hair, as the contrast is too great.

If you get a trim every eight weeks or so, your long hair will stay healthy and bouncy. Short hair is often easier to manage. It requires less care day-to-day, but requires more frequents cuts—about every four weeks. If you have a lifestyle that requires you to wash your hair frequently—athletes, for instance—short hair is for you.

Layers can give volume to fine hair but you have to be careful: in cutting layers, your stylist is cutting away hair, so it can end up too thin at the bottom. Blunter cuts have more volume at the ends. A bob is always elegant and It makes a statement; always looks pulled together, and can be so flattering.

The straighter the hair, the better-looking the bob. Think of bobs at different lengths, depending on your face shape: chin-length or shoulder-length, for example. Shorter cuts are a little more eclectic and also sexier because you get a glimpse of the hairline, the ears, and the underside of the jawline.

Short, choppy layers look fantastic. They work on almost anyone, emphasizing bone structure, making eyes look larger and lips look fuller. Bangs, straight across or really severe bangs are hard to pull off, and they cut the line of your face too harshly. But for most people, slightly wispy, angled bangs can be very sexy, and work to flatter the face.

For more information call PJ Lopez–>>530-526-8022