Ottawa Fashion Week is just around the corner... look part with the current Fall/Winter Hair and Makeup trends...

BYBLOS introduces full MAKEUP services with a NEW fabulous makeup line and an in-house makeup artist.

But don't forget hair.... might as well just get the whole package and look fantastic & fashion savvy.

Take a look at some of the trends for the current season:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zbu37TZjWuQ

The VOGUE Package winners are in today to meet the star makeover team.

Tune in on Friday Oct 1st, as this VOGUE MOMENT will be featured on Rogers TV featuring Joseph Saikaley, Artistic Director for BYBLOS SALON and Celebrity Hairstylist! Speaking of Celebrities and hairstyles, take a look at these movie inspired hairdos:http://www.allure.com/magazine/makeover/inspired_entertainment

To have your favorite movie hair reinvented for you, email: appointments@byblossalon.com

Frizzy Hair

Frizz is as common as humidity in August. But with these tips, it doesn't have to be.


1. STAY HYDRATED. Frizz occurs when dry hair absorbs water from the air, but cream-based moisturizing shampoo and conditioner can prevent it—just be sure to rinse well so hair doesn't look dull or greasy. And lather up only a few times a week: "The natural oils that accumulate in the meantime are good frizz-fighters," says hairstylist Nathaniel Hawkins.

2. DRY THE RIGHT WAY. To keep waves smooth, apply styling lotion to damp hair, then let it air-dry—and resist the urge to tousle. "The more you put your hands through it, the more likely you are to create frizz," says hairstylist Garren. To make straight hair sleek, point the dryer toward the ends— "going against the grain, even a little, can cause frizz," he says. And keep blow-drying until every bit of dampness is gone.

3. COAT WITH CAUTION. Use silicone drops or spray to combat frizz, but don't overdose. Apply a drop or spritz to your palms first, then rub them together and pat them over frizz, starting at the ends and working toward the crown (you can always add more later).

4. OIL WELL. To further ward off frizz, give your hair a twice-weekly oil treatment (pros like jojoba oil). Work about a tablespoon through dry hair, first with your hands, then with a synthetic-bristle paddle brush (boar bristles would just soak up the oil). Leave it on for as long as possible before shampooing as usual; even five to ten minutes helps.

5. CUT AND COLOR CORRECTLY. Avoid overlayering, which makes short pieces stick out and get fuzzy. If you have coarse or curly hair, stay away from razor cuts, as they rough up the cuticle and exacerbate frizz. By contrast, nearly blunt cuts can help weigh down frizz.