Nick Arrojo of What Not to Wear: "Great Hair" - StyleList Winner!
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We have a winner of the prize package from Nick Arrojo, celebrity stylist and makeover king of What Not to Wear.
Michele will be enjoying Nick's book Great Hair, and looking great when she uses Nick's signature hair care line, ARROJO.
Michele shared her favorite childhood hairstyle (and a totally sweet story!):
My favorite was when I was in 3rd grade. I had the chickenpox around Valentine's day. My mom took the time to put my hair into teeny, tiny little braids all over my head. It is a great hair moment for me b/c my mom was busy with us 6 kids and that day I got all the attention. She even baked me a huge chocolate chip cookie.
Doesn't Michele's mom sound awesome? And we can just imagine the cute, sick little girl with a big chocolate chip smile!
Thanks to everyone who entered by leaving a comment. Remember to check back on Monday for another great StyleList Giveaway!
lauren 12-08-2008 @ 8:44AM
nick is amazing at what he does and every time i watch the show on Friday i am blown away. By his stunning ability to make those ladies look fantastic and come out of his chair feeling brand new ,nothing can stop them.
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meri lee testa 1-30-2009 @ 12:27PM
Hi Nick, I found your book- Great Hair at my local bookstore. I was needing help big time !!!!. Just cut my shoulder length hair into a graduated bob. Loved it and then hated it, after of course I washed it and tried to style it. Yeech. I found your styling tip about using the paddle brush to give volume ( I have very fine hair to say the least) OMG- I bought the paddle brush at Walmart, best investment of $6.00 I made. My hair looks fantastic. Volume, volume and more !!!!You are the best.!!!!. Thanks Meri Lee
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meri lee testa 1-30-2009 @ 12:29PM
Hello- got a quick question. I love to watch you cut hair and others. Love art, color, fashion. I am working on trying to find the right career move for me. I am older Mom of an 11 yr old son. He will soon be in middle and high school.
I have taken a career counseling class. They are suggesting one of the areas I should look into is cosmetology. Should I.? I struggle with my own hair, but others think I might be good.
thanks Meri Lee from Georgia :).
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