Color it Like Keyshia

Color it Like Keyshia

I was checking out some snaps of R&B artist Keyshia Cole at the BET Awards and I am loving her new look more and more every day. She’s kind of channeling old-skool T-boz, no?

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Keyshia achieved this color gradually, taking it from a honey blonde hue several weeks ago to the platinum blonde color she’s currently rocking. This is a great look but if you decide to go this route take a couple of words of advice:

1) Go to a professional hairstylist to have your color done. This isn’t the sort of thing you want to attempt yourself because it’s way too easy to end up looking like the Grinch with a head full of green fuzz, or worse…with all of your hair in the kitchen sink.

2) Learn how to take care of your newly color treated hair. Bleaching your hair blonde is a two step process that first lifts the color out of your hair and then tones it to the correct shade of blonde. If you already have a relaxer or a “perm” on top of that, your hair is likely to come out on the other side dry, brittle and requiring some serious conditioning.

Ojon restorative hair treatment

My hair isn’t bleached, but it is relaxed and colored, so I make sure to deep condition it often. I started using the Ojon products about 3 months ago. The Ojon restorative hair treatment is what everyone recommends for natural hair, color treated hair, processed or damaged hair, and I have to be another one to stand up, stomp my feet, and testify too.

All of the products contain 100% Ojon palm nut oil, a product used for 600 years by native people of the Central American rainforests and the key to them being dubbed “the people of the beautiful hair”. All of this is great backstory, but it wouldn’t mean a thing if the products didn’t work –but THEY DO!

The first time I tried it, I used the shampoo, conditioner, and deep conditioner and had the silkiest, shiniest hair I’ve had in years. It even seemed like it made my color deeper, but I know that was just the increased shine. Since then, I’ve used just the restorative hair treatment by itself and had great results too.

Ojon restorative hair treatment is great by itself, but if you want to try a couple of the products for less than the full-size prices, look to the kits. I started with the Ojon discovery kit which includes the ultra hydrating shampoo, conditioner, and restorative treatment. There is also a Ojon “try me” 5 piece hair ritual kit which includes all of the above plus throws in a shine and protect glossing mist plus the revitalizing mist.

I’ve never felt the need for either mist because as the restorative hair treatment gave me enough shine when I used it on my dry hair as a light dressing or shine booster.

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The products really hydrate your hair and punch up your shine without weighing your hair down and making it greasy. Plus, they all smell really good and have a nutty scent that makes you saunter around with a constant halo of yummy goodness.

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Color it Like Keyshia

Randolph Duke Runway Spring 2008

Randolph Duke Runway Spring 2008

Randolph Duke Spring 2008

I’m not doing a full coverage on LA Fashion Week. Why? Because…well, it’s LA and I’m just not that into her. But if something worthy of my attention comes up, I’ll share it. M’kay?

Like Randolph Duke. He’s been MIA from the runway circuit for 7 years, but remains a red carpet staple worn by names like Julia, Halle, and Hillary (Swank, not future Commander in Chief). So as such, many of the looks were floor-length, sweeping gowns. However, he also turned out some impressive daywear and cocktail numbers. My favorite pieces were a pewter metallic gown fashioned over a transparent charcoal sheath (which he also re-created in a shorter, tunic-length number) as well as a one-shoulder, ivory goddess gown that shimmered and flowed down the runway. Pay attention, because you’ll definitely see these dresses on the red carpet on the backs of some of Hollywood’s glam gals.

Oh and he also introduced us to Eugenia’s breasts (slightly NSFW).

Randolph Duke Spring 2008 Randolph Duke Spring 2008
Randolph Duke Spring 2008 Randolph Duke Spring 2008

Previously — ANTM Eugenia for Randolph Duke

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Randolph Duke Runway Spring 2008

ANTM Eugenia for Randolph Duke

ANTM Eugenia for Randolph Duke

ANTM Cycle 7 contestant Eugenia backstage at Randolph Duke
ANTM Cycle 7 contestant Eugenia backstage at Randolph Duke

Heeeeeeey! Guess who’s walking in the Randolph Duke show for LA Fashion Week. It’s Eugenia from America’s Next Top Model Cycle 7. Well at least someone from that show is getting some runway work.

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ANTM Eugenia for Randolph Duke

James Perse Tees

James Perse Tees
James Perse tees James Perse tees James Perse tees

Start the stampede posh girls! James Perse tees are on sale! The tees come in basic colors like white, black, and charcoal, so they’re perfect by themselves and great for layering as fall temperatures get cooler. They’re 100% cotton jersey knit, so they’re ultra soft and not too bulky. I especially love that they make these long and tapered in the waist so that they sit below your waistline and don’t put your bellybutton on display when you raise your arms above your head. Go snatch up as many as you can! On sale now for $35 to $85.

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James Perse Tees

Spring’s Cruel Shoe Trend

Spring’s Cruel Shoe Trend

Alexander McQueen pagoda shoes
Alexander McQueen pagoda shoes

Are designers trying to hobble us? The NY Times recognized a Spring runway trend toward gravity-defying shoes that are long on innovation but short on comfort. Shoes from Chloe, Yves Saint Laurent, and Balenciaga all dipped into fetish-y territory with footwear that made me wonder if we’ll be walking or crawling next season. See the rest of Spring’s cruel shoes at the NY Post (slide show)

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Spring’s Cruel Shoe Trend