Archive: September 22nd, 2007

cocoonhair.com

After bad highlights followed by corrective coloring my hair was fried — until I met Fabian Lliguin, a 20-year veteran of the hair industry and an ecoagent who helps save the Amazon rainforest and its native tribes. After frequent trips to the Amazon regions, he noticed the native women’s beautiful healthy and shiny hair. Their secret? Oils from the rainforest floor, which Fabian smartly bottled up and created Rahua. After just one use, all the color damage on my head was eased, and my old healthy hair was back. As for the “Hair Shaman,” as Fabian is referred to, he travels back and forth from the Amazon, where he creates the leave-in conditioning treatment by hand, bringing it back to his NYC salon. Though Fabian’s Rahua elixar is $125 (get a trial size for only $20), little is needed to see results and 100% of the profits are given directly back to the rainforest — good hair, good cause! Buy your own at cocoonhair.com.

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From turquoise to hot pink, this fall is definitely about color. At Teen Vogue’s annual Young Hollywood party, starlets like Hilary Duff and Jamie Lynn Spears showed off another bright dress trend for the season—bold geometric patterns. Jamie Lynn showed off her legs in a geometric print Marciano number with a beaded neckline. Hilary added her rock ‘n roll edge to a loose-fitting red and white Marc by Marc Jacobs halter with knee-high double breasted buttoned boots, black tights and a knit hat. Get the look with one of our favorites:

Catherine Malandrino Infinity dress, $425, shopbop.com

Get Jamie Lynn’s Marciano Marina print dress, $158, marciano.com

Jeweled V-neck pink printed dress, $118, ardenb.com

Necessary Objects square neck ruffle, $48, Nordstrom.com