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This guest post is courtesy of Thefind.com

This past week I was lucky enough to get an appointment with Jules Chan of Dekko Salon in San Francisco. After having a baby and juggling a busy work schedule I had put off a much needed haircut. My hair had grown out most of its layers and was getting heavier and completely unruly. I have very straight, coarse Asian hair. Jules specializes in styling Asian hair (check out her blog on Asian hair) like mine and had a number of opinions on the best style and how add layers, body and movement without making the end result look choppy and uneven. It takes a gifted and knowledgeable stylist to create subtle layers and movement within a becoming style that suits my face. The cut turned out magnificent and my hair no longer pulls my head like a ton of bricks.

To style, I just blow dry and scrunch with my hands. I also purchased a tube of Davines No. 5 Mat Pliable Stucco (100ml/3.3oz) to maintain my style and to make it more piece-y and textured. Jules cut a shoulder length layered style with a side swish of bangs. I"ve been using the Pliable Stucco for a few days now. I have to say I love how light it is in comparison to other pomades and moulding muds I"ve used in the past. It doesn"t weigh my hair down and it doesn"t have a strong or overpowering odor. It also keeps my hair put all day. I just apply a bit of stucco and rub it onto my palms. Then I take small gatherings of hair in my hands and also twist individual strands in the front and on my bangs. The tube, which I purchased for $27 will last me for months since I only use a very small dollop - about the size of a dime for my entire head of hair. It is also matte and not at all greasy which I love. I love this product so much that I"ll be trying other Davines products as well.

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