The Hottest Cut for All Women - and How to Work It!
Tyra’s Stylist Neeko Says:
Ladies, I am about to give you all of the information necessary so you can achieve my signature haircut! This is the cut I gave Tyra, and it’s the most consumer friendly haircut that works for all women with mid-length to long hair. The big secret is in the layers…long layers. Long layers allow for the most versatility when it comes to styling. It works on models, the runway, photo shoots, in the office and other everyday situations. The length of the layers allows you to put half of your hair up, wear it all down or put all up! The layers are long enough to pull into a pony tail or pull pieces out along the hairline for a softer look. Another advantage of this look is that is looks totally different on everybody.
Styling this look is easy. It works straight, curly with the ends flipped up, curled under, blown out with a round brush, I could go on all day! When I flat iron Tyra’s hair, I use a styling spritz by the hair care line Avlon on each section of hair before straightening to keep the hold. This will keep your style straight and fights humidity. The same spritz can also be used if you curl layers. Use a big curling iron to get great bouncy and light curls. An amazing finishing product for curly or straight looks is Kerastase Nutritive Lumiere Nutri-Sculpt. Place a small amount in your palm and emulsify (warm up) with your hands. Apply section by section. This product fights flyaways, controls frizz and gives your style definition if your hair is really messy. It’s a light product, so hair will still swing. For heavier, course, relaxed or multicultural straightened hair, the ultimate finish can be achieved with Cream Hair Dress by Avlon.
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Posted by: poker calculator | July 7, 2008 6:08 AM
Hi Tyra
I love your hair.It look so real. I want to know how they, and what type of hair do you use.
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Posted by: | April 5, 2008 10:03 PM
Hey Tyra, I am Renee Thompson all the way from Toronto, Ontario in Canada. I just wanted to tell you how much i adore you're new talkshow. So many people I meet and random people say i look like Tyra Banks...but my hair sucks. It was damaged by my sister a couple months ago..im graduating in June from highschool and I don't know what to new look I want for myself as a new start...I would love to be on your show and get a new makeover...I was thinking a bobcut would suit my bony face...but who knows.
Posted by: Renee Thompson | March 27, 2008 10:29 AM
Hi tyra very nice look. I (L) how your hair just flows down with it being a little wavy. I looks great on you. And I will probably try something like that kind of hair style myself.
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Posted by: | March 12, 2008 10:05 PM
HI TYRA
WELL MY NAME IS NANCY AND IM FROM ATLANTIC CITY NEW JERSEY,I HAVE REALLY LONG HAIR BUT IT DON'T HAVE NO STYLE WHAT SO EVER AND I WOULD KILL FOR MY HAIR TO LOOK LIKE YOURS
Posted by: NANCY | September 30, 2007 9:15 PM
I luv your hair, and you are so beautiful.
luv u,
Posted by: guadalupe | September 14, 2007 10:41 PM
Hi Tyra,
Love your hair. I would love to know what type of hair are you using for your extensions? I'm currently not wearing a weave at this time due to finances.But for future references I'd love to know.
Posted by: Connie | September 14, 2007 4:49 PM
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Posted by: | September 7, 2007 9:10 PM
Hi Tyra,
I love your hair. I am a weave wearer and would like to know what brand of hair you use. I am tired of spending hundreds of dollars on hair that tangle.
Posted by: AMarie | August 31, 2007 1:47 PM
ur not the only one with that hair style tyra. americas next top model fan here : ) u rock! but its not like you own that hair style. its popin! i had that idea ages ago.. before i was introduced to it
Posted by: Terina | August 16, 2007 5:14 AM
hey tyra,
u know since skool is staring and all i want a new hairstyle, i always flat iron it but now i want to have your waves,how do u make them like that?
Posted by: Ruby | August 10, 2007 5:40 PM
Hey Tyra!
I have really long hair...I would love to keep the length also, but i think it looks a little dull.Is there anything to make my hair a little more stylish but it would still keep a good amount of length on it?
Michele
Posted by: michele | August 9, 2007 4:21 PM
theese are so cute!!!
Posted by: alicia | August 3, 2007 9:39 AM