Cleanse, Nourish and Treat your Hair

L'oreal have launched the ELVIVE hair care range with products that are tailored to your hair type. Just by looking at the images of the spokesmodel, you can almost figure out which product would be for you.
For starters Evangeline Lilly from the Lost TV series is representing the total repair range, which if you compare her hair from the TV program to now, wow it really is miraculous.
One of the most beautiful blondes in the world, Claudia Schiffer represents the Colour Protect system, with it's patented UV filter that protects hair and prolongs colour.
Smooth Intense is what Eva Longoria uses to smooth and style her hair frizz by using the t
echnical innovation fo silk protein and Argan oil (one of the richest oils in unsaturated fatty acids).
Penelope Cruz uses Re-Nutrition which contains Royal Jelly to replenish dry hair, so if it is good enough for that Queen Bee.
Nutri-Gloss uses Pearl Protein to sooth the hair fibre cuticles to result in shiny lustrous hair such as that of Freida Pinto.
Each of these ranges are available from supermarkets, pharmacies, department stores, Farmers, K.Mart and The Warehouse, with suggested retail prices starting from as little as $6.49 for the shampoo.











Redken not only is the trusted leader in backstage beauty at all the international fashion weeks, Milan, New York, Paris, London and of course Dunedin's iD Dunedin iconic railway fashion show...but this industry pioneer is turning fifty. With a strong emphasis on educating stylists and innovation in fashion Redken will continue to shape hair trends. So in fifty years, what have become two of their top selling products? Redken Extreme CAT Treatment, injects a huge amount of protein into the hair, think of it as first aid for your head. RRP $33 And the all time best selling in NZ is the texturising and styling product Redken Rough Paste 12, at an RRP of $38.50.
ponsors of the New Zealand Women's Polo, Ecoya have launched their newest range of Sorrento eco-friendly candles.
The red carpet at the Golden Globes was full of voluminous up-dos, which suggests this will be a big style trend for 2010.