"Get rid of the tangles"
This may seem like a silly one, but Arrojo is adamant that it is important to comb out those tangles as they make hair harder to style and therefore harder to handle. "Ladies with mid-length or long hair usually have a few tangles," says Arrojo. "Start by combing through the final two-to-three inches of your hair using Arrojo Cream Whip, $23, to help detangle, condition and soften the hair and comb through to the tips. Then, work your way back, combing through the next three inches or so and continue like this until you reach your roots." Arrojo also says that a great detangling brush can also do the trick.
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"Bangs are important"
"I can't stress enough the importance of great bangs," says Arrojo. "Get them cut wrong and eyes look closer together, or you get weighed down with an old-fashioned look. Get them cut right and bangs lift you up, frame the wonderful features of your face, and bring more attention to eyes. Be brave and try gorgeous new bangs."
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"Condition more often than you shampoo"
If you've ever heard anyone say you shouldn't condition as much as you shampoo, do not listen: That is wrong information. "Condition hair more often than you shampoo because conditioner is what gives hair texture, moisture, and shine," says Arrojo. "Conditioner not only makes your hair look and feel softer and smoother, it also calms your hair down, making it easier to shape and style." You could try Arrojo Gentle Conditioner, $55.
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"Don't underestimate dry shampoo"
"One of the best product innovations for years, dry shampoo is great for the modern girl about town," says Arrojo. "It means you can wet shampoo less, and good dry shampoos also have styling and texturizing benefits. I work with mine all the time."
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"Get a regular trim"
"The ends of your hair are the oldest part of the hair shaft, and as such they are more prone to breakage, dryness and frizz. Get a trim every 6-8 weeks to cut off the dead ends and maintain your most lustrous locks," says Arrojo.
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