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The key to pulling off a beautiful updo is volume! Whether your hair is straight, wavy, or has curl create volume at the crown of your head by teasing that section with a fine tooth comb. You can even create volume on the sides of your head, just keep the sections the same on either side, and above your ears. If the style is too flat, you most likely won't receive any compliments, and we can't have that!

The Keratin Smoothing Complex by Coppola is a great solution, if you find yourself fighting with your hair each day. Mouton's Salon chooses this system over others for many reasons. Keratin is a natural ingredient in your hair. This treatment is very gentle on your hair. You can use this on virgin or color treated hair. Our Keratin package includes the Keratin treatment,  hair cut, and a shampoo & blowout 72 hours after the service. We do this so we can show you just how fast and easy it is to style your hair after the service! We have several designers certified in this treatment. Call today to schedule a consultation.

Sleekest Strands

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MAKING WAVES

Audrina Patridge sets off on a well-coiffed path – and shows off her wavy do!

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Hair Dos: Retro Waves are All the Rage

HALLE BERRY

The actress gets ready for summer, cutting off inches and lightening up with warm blonde highlights.

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Fringe hairstyles with side swept fringes or choppy fringes and asymmetrical or angular cuts in curly hair can give you the best look to your fringe hairstyles in the year 2009. For a radical style and an incredible look, you could try out fringe hairstyles by opting for shattered or disconnected fringes. Women in the early 40s can think of side swept fringes as a great option for fringe hairstyles in the year 2009.

Fringe hairstyles featuring asymmetrical and choppy fringes with angled layers and few touches of bold colors to the fringes can become a classic choice for a sensuous look for the women in the early 50s. One of the best new looks for fringe hairstyles in the year 2009 could be an ultra feminine short hairstyle with a full fringe, style and subtle volume where the sides are to be neatly tucked behind the ears.


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Attending the premiere of "Grey Gardens" in New York, Barrymore donned a Alberta Ferretti gown with sheer overlay and intricate beading. Her flapper-esque finger waves were a far cry from the milkmaid braids we spotted her in earlier this week; but were equally as gorgeous. It's been a some time since I've come across an interpretation of classic Hollywood fashion that achieves levels of perfection, but hats off to Drew Barrymore for achieving just that. Click this link to view the entire article: http://www.fashionising.com/boutiques/b--Drew-Barrymore-goes-flapper-in-Alberta-Ferretti-1724.html

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Boho Updos
As much as I enjoy having long hair, there are many days I want it off my neck and out of my face. Such moments call for buns or twists, but I loathe anything that looks too dainty or mature. Happily I found loads of inspiration on the spring runways, as the models at Armani, Issa, and Max Azria all showed fabulously unfussy pinned-up hair. I’m particularly infatuated with the hippie-chic style shown at Trovata: a casual knot at the nape of the neck, embellished with two tiny twists. I also plan on trying my own version of the bohemian-glam hairstyle Nicole Richie wore to The Art of Elysium’s Heaven Gala last month. Her pinned-up baby braids remind me a bit of the boho braid, albeit a much more fashion-forward version!

Part of the reason I adore this look so much is because it’s completely casual and open to interpretation, not to mention the fact that it’s seriously easy to do! That said, I think it helps to have a little texture in your hair when you’re creating a boho updo. Try a spritz of ghd’s Sea Spray For Matte Waves ($24) on damp hair to add body and encourage waves. (On a side note: the spray was used backstage at Proenza Schouler to create the Jerry Hall-homage hair seen at the spring show!) Another way to add a little texture is with my other new obsession—Big Sexy Hair’s Volumizing Dry Shampoo ($16.95). The formula is derived from some magical combination of clay and minerals—not talc, like most dry shampoos—so the spray is complete invisible. It’s seriously amazing!

Runway images, First View. Photos of Chloe Sevigny and Rihanna, Getty Images. Photo of Nicole Richie, Pacific Coast News. Photo of Claudia Schiffer, Bauer Griffin.

Mouton's Clients may also use: Bumble and Bumble Does it All, to create a non-slip texture; Kerastase Vernis Nutri Sculpt for shine, and Kerastase Double Force for a light hold.