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Step-by-step styling tutorials and inspiration for every occasion — from everyday blowouts to wedding-ready updos.
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Wolf Cut Haircut: A Stylist's Guide
A wolf cut blends shaggy layers and curtain bangs into an effortless, voluminous look. Here's who it suits and how to style it.
Styling GuidesJun 24Types of Hair Extensions: A Stylist's Guide
The different types of hair extensions explained — clip-in, tape-in, fusion, halo and more, plus how to choose the right method for your hair.
Styling GuidesJun 22Curtain Bangs With Layers: A Stylist's Guide
Curtain bangs with layers are the easy, face-framing refresh that flatters every face shape. A Glendale stylist explains who they suit and how to style them.
Styling GuidesJun 16Silk Press: A Stylist's Guide to Smooth, Sleek Hair
A silk press smooths natural and curly hair into a sleek, glossy style with zero chemicals. Here's how it works, how long it lasts, and how to keep the shine.
Styling GuidesMay 19How Much Do Hair Highlights Cost Near Glendale?
A clear breakdown of what drives hair highlight pricing near Glendale — from partial foils to full balayage — with technique comparisons and local market ranges from The Look Hair Salon.
Styling GuidesMay 10How to Flat Iron Hair Without Damage: Tips and Temperature
Flat ironing without damage comes down to temperature, technique, and prep. Stylist tips from The Look in Glendale show you how to protect your hair every session.
Styling GuidesMay 8How Long Does a Blowout Last? Plus 7 Tips to Make It Last Longer
How long does a blowout last? Usually 3–5 days — up to a week on thick hair. The Look's Glendale stylists break down longevity by hair type, plus 7 tips to make it last longer.
About Styling Guides
Step-by-step styling inspiration and how-to guides from the team at The Look in Glendale — from making a blow-out last five days to flat-ironing without frying your ends to building an event-ready updo that survives the night.
Each guide is written the way we'd explain it standing behind your chair: the tools that matter, the ones that don't, the prep that makes the difference, and the realistic timeline for getting the look at home versus booking it in the salon.