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This plait is making big waves and is easy enough to create. When you have made this plait it should look a bit like a rope. As with a traditional plait decide where you want the plait and gather the hair there. The next step is to divide your hair into four sections, instead of the normal three. To make it easier simply look at your hair sections from left to right as a, b, c, and d. Take section a and cross it over section b. Section c is crossed over the section, which is now in the place of b.

This is my favourite style as it reminds me of my childhood when my sisters and I would all sit around and my mother would put a French plait in our hair every Sunday. To create this look start off by dividing your hair into five to seven layers from the top of the head to the base of the neck. Divide the top layer into three sections, and all the other layers into two sections each.

Men have their own style, and to blend the grey from a man’s hair, you need techniques and products crafted specifically for him. That is why the official grooming supplier for men, American Crew, have now launched their first ever in-salon professional colour range, Precision Blend. The Irish launch of this fantastic new men’s colour product took place at MOHH, Athlone on Monday.

A recent survey by Viviscal, the world-renowned hair nourishment programme from leading Irish natural healthcare company Lifes2good, indicates that 53 per cent of Irish women have suffered from thinning hair. The Viviscal Healthy Hair Survey found that of these women, 44 per cent state stress, 29 per cent work, and 24 per cent money worries as being the cause of their thinning hair. With the recession predicted to be here for some time, it appears Irish women need to take care of their hair!

Kapelli Hair Studio has recently moved from Bennettsbridge in Co Kilkenny to Patrick St in Kilkenny city due to high demand for its excellent service.

Visage Hair Design is a contemporary award winning salon in the heart of Galway.

Sexy, messy, buns are big right now, and so easy to pull off. This hair style is perfect for the party season coming upon us. It’s easy to achieve and gives you a dressed up look without trying too hard. Here’s how to pull off a messy bun this party season.

I avoided doing it for almost 23 years. Most of my male friends did it and I wouldn’t be surprised if a few females were doing it as well.

Galway’s African and Caribbean communities are set to hold a major celebration in the city to promote multiculturalism and integration in the region.