Summer is full-blown and the humidity is spiking to new levels. If you hair is frizzing – from flyaway wisps to a fully involved mop – there are ways for you to tame that frizz. A combination of salon treatments and home care will keep your hair healthy looking and manageable for the season.

During any day at the Salon, I have at least one guest in my chair who wants to talk about curls. Some want to make them go away, while others dream of adding bounce and curl to their stubbornly-straight locks. Still others just want help managing them and keeping frizz under control.

Summer is full-blown and the humidity is spiking to new levels. If you hair is frizzing – from flyaway wisps to a fully involved mop – there are ways for you to tame that frizz. A combination of salon treatments and home care will keep your hair healthy looking and manageable for the season.

Summer’s here and it’s time to head to the beach. As a stylist, I think about what happens to your hair when you expose it to the combination of sun and salt water or chlorine. Summer hair care can be a challenge.

Maybe it’s because I “do hair.” But I am always mystified by the tendency for those who “wear hair” to look for a bargain haircut. It doesn’t make sense to shop for the best fashion and then cut corners at the hair salon. Why? Unlike those great boots or designer label pants, you wear your haircut every day.

  “Is my hair damaged?” is a common question for stylists. Leaving behind the cold months with heaters and dry air, it’s time for a fresh look at our hair. Add in constant blow drying, curling or flat ironing, and even hot showers, your tresses could use some love when Spring arrives.

Spring is just around the corner! As I anticipate the long-awaited seasonal changes – fresh new colors and smells, warmer days and nights – I think about hair. It can be a busy time for hair stylists. After a cold winter and constant blow drying, curling or flat ironing, your hair can look dry and faded. Now […]

Old man winter is finally here, and that means hat hair season. If you’re like me with fine, straight hair you know hats can be hard to wear. The minute a hat hits my head, my hair goes flat and there is no recovery. But, if you are frustrated by hat hair, don’t despair. There are ways to counter the effects of winter on your hair. Here are a few tips:

Sometimes when you get home with a new haircut, you realize it just is not right for you. There is nothing wrong with the cut, but now it doesn’t look like what you had in mind. Here’s what you can do.

How often should I wash my hair? This is a question that I hear frequently from my customers at Michael Anthony Salon. They want to maintain the salon style perfection, starting with their shampoo.  I don’t think that there is one answer that works for everyone. What matters is your hair, lifestyle, and personal preferences. […]