Celebrities like Sienna Miller (left), Ashley Tisdale, Reese Witherspoon, Nicole Richie, Jennifer Aniston and Lindsay Lohan
are reported devotees of the Brazilian Blowout hair treatment. (Photos: Associated Press)
Of the many beauty and fashion trends imported from Brazil into the US, few have been as successful as the Brazilian Blowout.
Hailed by celebrities (Nicole Richie swears by it on her blog) as a life-changing treatment, the procedure is suitable for any type of hair and is reasonably priced.
By creating a protective layer of keratin (a fibrous protein that makes up 85% of the human hair structure), the Brazilian Blowout in fact improves the condition of the hair and retains the natural volume and body.
Based on a proprietary formula, the method softens the curls and waves by smoothing the cuticle (the outermost layer of the hair strand), eliminating frizz and creating a radiant, natural-looking shine.
It is essential to point out that the authentic Brazilian Blowout is different – and safer – from other hair straightening techniques (such as thermal reconditioning and ionic hair retexturing) or relaxers that use harmful chemicals such as formaldehyde or carcinogenic compounds.
Stylist Michelle Tibshirany
The treatment takes about 2 hours, it's effective with virtually any hair type (thin, thick, dry, dyed, etc.) and lasts as long as 3 months with the use of proper aftercare products.
And now, even better news!
Michelle Tibshirany, a hair stylist certified by the Brazilian Blowout Professional Academy, with 10+ years of experience – and rockstar clients like Scott Weiland and Matt Sorum – is offering an exclusive promotion on the Brazilian Blowout treatment to the readers of this column: mention this story and she will give you 15% off on the first service (reg.: $150/hr).
Michelle works at a renowned salon in Santa Monica and you may book her directly by e-mail or by calling (323) 829-2369.
After you get it done, make sure to come back here to leave a comment about the results.
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Comments
Does anyone else think this is weird that her bragging rights are from doing men's hair, her promo pic looks like she just woke up after a night of partying and the article doesn't even say the name of her salon?
Michelle did MY Blow Out. I'm a chick. And the work I've seen her do on mine and other women's hair is incredible. She was really cool and she knows her stuff. The Blow Out worked insanely well on my hair. I have long, very, very full and wavy hair. It used to take at least 45 mins. to blow it out. Nightmare. After Michelle's work my hair now looks like I've come out of a salon without having to do a thing to it. It air dries and looks silky and smooth. It's been over a month and it is still straight, tame and luxurious.
Michelle rocks!
I second Lynn's testimony about Michelle's remarkable ability to tame unruly manes. I walked in to the salon in Santa Monica 7 years ago with a head of hair that looked like I put my finger in a light socket. Michelle got every hair on my head under control with just a pair of scissors and amazing talent. I haven't gone anywhere else since. And she is incredible with coloring . . . whether you're looking for natural or for creatively unique. And while I don't have experience with the Brazilian Blowout, I wouldn't hesitate to endorse Michelle's ability to provide any client with a magnificent end result.
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