If you have medium length hair, you probably know what I mean — attempting to do anything more than a ponytail seems like a tough task, and it can be easy to get caught in a hairstyle-rut.

The combed back, gelled look works well for a formal night and adds sophistication for a casual outing. ... Comb your hair from the front loosely and don't pull it back to tight.

Here, we’re talking about the classic stuff—shiny and lightweight, and combed into damp, towel-dried hair. The result is a Wall-Street slickness with medium hold.

Wet Look Tips for Curly Hair . If you have a strong curl pattern or a tight kink, celebrity hairstylist and Founder of Veluer Creative, Michael Dueñas, says to use a very strong-hold gel and hair ...

How to slick back your hair #1: It begins at the end. After all that prep is done, it's time to get started. Take your wide-tooth comb and comb it from the ends into the roots.

Comb overs not advised (China Daily) Updated: 2009-08-12 11:39 During a test 14 women recorded their daily hair loss and combing habits, with those combing more losing more hair, the research finds.

Hairdresser and salon co-owner Lorraine Dublin has similar memories of the tool: “When I was a little girl, my mum used to have a hot comb that she used on her own hair but she’d never use it on me.

Tasha Massey, senior administrative assistant at CR, has 4B/C shoulder-length hair. She straightens her hair regularly at a hair salon and at home but does not use any chemical straighteners.