How to Get Oprah's Iconic Hairstyles
The expert advice on how you can wear three of Oprah's most memorable looks.
Glossy, Allover Color
Highlights are here to stay, but "we're seeing a lot of single-process color, too," says Johnny Wright. "Chestnut and warm chocolate shades are very popular."
As you age, you want your color to be a warm shade, says Wright. If your hair is already processed, you need to be careful about dyeing. Space out the relaxing and color services to minimize damage.
How to keep strands in top condition? Lisa Price, founder of Carol's Daughter, recommends weekly application of a hot oil treatment or a deep-conditioning mask. Look for products containing monoi oil, coconut oil, argan oil or olive oil.
As you age, you want your color to be a warm shade, says Wright. If your hair is already processed, you need to be careful about dyeing. Space out the relaxing and color services to minimize damage.
How to keep strands in top condition? Lisa Price, founder of Carol's Daughter, recommends weekly application of a hot oil treatment or a deep-conditioning mask. Look for products containing monoi oil, coconut oil, argan oil or olive oil.
From the May 2015 issue of O, The Oprah Magazine