| September 10, 2010 | Everywhere  How to Go from Kinky to Curly Hair Georgia Salon Gives Us Some Tips As the adage goes, a lot of work goes into looking effortless. And for African-American women, getting kinky hair curly — without harsh chemicals — is no small feat. So we’ll be the first to tell you this how-to is particularly ambitious. Nevertheless, Sharntai Harris at the hip Georgia salon in downtown Manhattan has great tips for doing just that, including must-have products and step-by-steps to make styling easier. We’ll be honest: It takes practice and time — but once you’re finished, it’ll last for days. If you’re truly feeling intimidated, we suggest trying it out with a friend. If nothing else, she can make you a cocktail while you’re drying and twisting. If you’re in New York City, visit Georgia at 89a East Houston Street, between Elizabeth Street and Bowery (646-827-2428 or georgiany.com). Want more? Check out our video on going from kinky to straight hair and our gallery of the top ten hair trends for fall.  |  | Up to 60% off Dolce Vita Italian designer Gastone Lucioli knows the young and the restless are all about the good life. His aptly named line delivers sexy prints (snake and leopard) with trendy twists — and it’s up to 60% off on Swirl. | | | | Join Kelly Ripa and Electrolux in going totally teal for Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month. Electrolux has committed $750,000 to support the Ovarian Cancer Research Fund, and you can help. Go here to find out how you can support the cause and enter for a chance to win an Electrolux Perfect Steam™ washer and dryer in Turquoise Sky, inspired by the cause’s official color. |  | |  | |
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