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" My haircut always looks amazing in the salon, and then it&amp;amp;#146;s a disaster after the first wash. How can I reproduce that fresh-from-the-salon look? Before heading out of the salon, make sure to ask your stylist a few questions, so you&amp;amp;#146;ll be prepared to get the look you want when you&amp;amp;#146;re back at home. First, ask what shampoo and conditioner work best with the style, making sure to focus on the type rather than the brand (this way, you won&amp;amp;#146;t feel pressured to buy what the salon sells). Then, ask about the best way to blow- and air-dry your new coif. Finally, get some product recommendations, but remember: a good pro recommends only two or three picks, max. &amp;amp;#147;A good cut doesn&amp;amp;#146;t require a lot to look great,&amp;amp;#148; says NYC stylist Harry Josh. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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