In honor of Father’s Day, we wanted to do a special shout out to all of our Garnish dads, and all the dads who take on the challenge of helping take care of their baby girl’s hair. We salute you! Let the Just the Two of us Hair Tutorial begin! We put together a cute video of one of our resident dads styling his daughter’s hair. Enter: Houston aka Hou, Candice’s daughter, and her dad, Dustin. What follows is an adorably hilarious, and TOTALLY realistic representation of what actually happens when styling your 2-year-old daughter’s hair. Shot in the traditional…

Hair Tip: Au Natural Each month we bring you a fresh new hair tip or trick from your fave stylists, and this month’s Garnish Tip of the Month comes from stylist Andrayah Parker.  Andrayah’s hair tip goes out to all the curly and wavy-haired ladies. Want a chic and effortless look? You don’t have to heat style every piece of your hair.  Work off of your natural texture—air dry, diffuse, whatever works best for you—then take sporadic sections and wave or curl them as needed while also leaving pieces of your natural.  This is beneficial in a couple of different…

Spring Keratin Treatments Chances are, if you have curly or wavy hair, or even if your hair is just prone to frizz or fluff, you’ve probably thought at some point about a straightening or smoothing treatment. At the very least, you’ve wished for more manageable hair. As the weather in North Carolina moves towards Spring and then Summer and the heat and humidity increase, the size of your hair may increase in similar proportions. The good news is that IT DOESN’T HAVE TO. If you keep up with the hair industry at all, a Keratin treatment probably sounds familiar, but…

Hair Tip: Opposites This month’s hair tip is brought to you by Creative Director, Christine Woods. Christine’s hair tip focuses on the unofficial “Rule of Opposites” with regards to shampoo and conditioner.  When shampooing, you want to focus on the roots and leave out the ends of your hair.  Then while conditioning you want to leave out the roots and only focus on the bottom 3/4 of your hair.   This rule is especially important for anyone experiencing oily hair and scalp issues.  Your scalp naturally creates oils that will keep your roots hydrated and healthy, while the ends of your hair need…