Haircuts Jennifer Lopez

Beautiful Jennifer Lopez was born July 24, 1969, in Castle Hill in the Bronx. She was popularly nicknamed J.Lo, short for Jennifer Lopez. She is multi talented being an American actress, songwriter, singer, dancer, and fashion designer. According to SocialiteLife she is the richest Hispanic in Hollywood, and the most influential Hispanic entertainer in America. Its no wonder, many want to follow whatever fashion and hair trends she may set. This would include the widely popular Jennifer Lopez Sedu Haircuts.

Before we look at the Jennifer Lopez Sedu haircut, we will take a few moments to examine where the sedu style came from. Sedu is short for seductive. The sedu hairstyle originates from the sedu flat iron. The flat iron is a heated rod made from ceramic and tourmaline plates that will straighten curly or frizzy hair. The sedu flat iron was so named because its makers wanted every woman who used it to be a seductive beauty. When you take a look at Jennifer Lopez, you can see that with or without this heated iron, she certainly is beautiful.

What makes the Jennifer Lopez sedu haircuts so different is the way the hairstyle is achieved. With tourmaline plates, the negative ions soften and smooth the hair leaving it silky. They help also to prevent heat damage by locking in the moisture.

To get the same effect with your hair you will need a sedu flat iron, a hair dryer, hair moisturizer, straightening balm and thermal protection spray to help prevent heat damage to your hair. First wash and condition your hair then towel dry your hair. Next apply a little straightening balm and moisturizer to the hair and blow dry, ensuring you direct the heat of the blow dryer down the shaft of the hair to prevent frizz. Spray some thermal protection onto your hair to protect it from the heat of the iron. Place a comb near the scalp of your hair and slide down slightly allowing enough room for the sedu hair straightener to fit behind. Slide both the comb and the sedu flat iron down the shaft of the hair towards the ends. Repeat until all of the hair is thus straightened.