Apparently she's from the new 90210, which I haven't caught. But those curls! Love!
I'm told that her on-set stylist, Dyana Aives is using Big Curls Curl Defining Creme
by Samy. It works by amplifies curls by adding volume, texture and shine and is specially formulated to define, separate and extend curls.
The good news is that it's easy to find - you can pick yours up at Walgreens, Rite Aid, and CVS locations here in the US, and Canadians can grab it at Shopper's Drug Mart stores.
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She was Julia's girlfriends daughter on Nip/Tuck two season's ago. That's where I first saw her - she had great hair then too:)
November 21, 2009 at 7:01 PMI wish my curls looked like that! But they just end up looking frizzy and a big mess.
November 21, 2009 at 8:45 PM
Lol, I watch 90210. Her curls look better in photographs than on the actual television show for some reason. You got curls retrodiva?!? You should rock them! I tried straightening my hair and blow drying it for a couple days and I couldn't stand it. So much work. I'm a total scrunch and diffuse girl. I wouldn't say my curls look AMAZING but I just try and go with the flow and work the "natural" look. I'm really loving Hask Placenta products right now. I'm using the deep conditioner and the the leave in conditioner. Also just got Hask Pure Shine 'Spray it Curly' spray. So excited to test it out, it has amazing reviews on Walgreens.com. http://www.walgreens.com/store/catalog/Styling-Products-/Pure-Shine-Spray-It-Curly/ID=prod3121451&navCount=0&navAction=push-product
November 24, 2009 at 11:25 AMHave you ever tried "setting" your curls with some clips, pin curler style? It really helps define curls.
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