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Dominican Salons in the TDot and Montreal

curlista — Mon, 28 Sep 2009 20:30:49 +0000

The weather has offically started to change here in Toronto and that means I’m starting to change up my hair routine . For the last couple of weeks I have been flat ironing (gasp) I know, the heat is not good, but I do use a Kerastase Heat Prtoectant when ironing. I do plan on perfecting my roller set. I had tried a couple of times on some cool days this summer and I practically ended up in tears. I am committed though and know that I need to perfect the set and try to get that Dominican Hair experience in the comfort of my own home. If you haven’t had a dominican lady set and blow out you hair – you are definitely missing something.

Anyhow, this list is so long over due- here’s a list of possible Dominican hair spots in Canada – hopefully they are still in business and all in fact do wash, set and blow out. Probably best to call first…

Toronto

Martha Beauty Centre
2708 Jane Street (entre Sheppard & Finch)
Toronto, Ontario
Tel. 416- 746- 3127

Angela’s (Estilista Dominicana)
384 Kerr street, Oakville,Ontario
(905)-844-1482.

Montreal (call first to make sure they are in fact Dominican)

Coiffure Carolina
127 Rue Jean-Talon Ouest, Montréal, QC H2R 2W9
(514) 274-4545

Coiffure Estrella on 6450 Rue St.-Laurent

Salon ALINA – Coiffure Unisex – 7 dias sobre 7
1667 Beaubien Este, esq. Papineau – Montreal – Qué.
TEL: (514) 729-0396

Coiffure ALDO – Unisex
7233 rue St-Hubert – Montreal – Qué. – TEL: (514) 277-2029
Claudio , estilista Argentino

Coiffure ANGELA – Créole – Latino – Africaine
1961 Everett esq. Chabot – Montreal – CON CITA POR FAVOR
Técnica Dominicana – TEL: (514) 723-6430

BEAUTÉ LATINE – Coiffure
1770 Beaubien Este, esq. Papineau – Metro FABRE – Montreal – Qué. – H2G 1L5
TEL: (514) 723-0003

COIFFERIE M.C. – Salón de coiffure Unisexe
208 St-Zotique Este, entre Gaspe y Alma – Montreal – Qué.
MILAGROS Y CLARIBEL – TEL: (514) 272-6090

ELLEANA’S – Salón de Coiffure
420 Bélanger Este, (entre St-Denis y St-Valier) – Montreal – Qué.
TEL: (514) 273-8542

ELIGE – Salon de Coiffure
6977 St-Denis esq. Bélanger – Montreal – Qué.
TEL: (514) 723-9877

Coiffure FIORDELIZ
1300, Rue Bélanger, Montreal (Quebec) H2G 1A1
Fiordeliza Plascencia Sánchez (proprietaria) – TEL : (514) 274-0030

INSPIRATION Coiffure – Peinado – Corte – Permanente
9801 A St-Laurent esq. Sauvé – Montreal – Quebec
Omaira y Mercedes – TEL: (514) 389-4545

ISPA – Centro de Belleza Unisex
1290 Jean-Talon Este – Montreal – Quebec
TEL: (514) 277-4772

KARLOTTA – Coiffure UNISEXE
7086 – A boul. St-Laurenr, Metro de Castelneau – Montreal – Quebec
TEL: (514) 279-0999

LARA – Coiffure – Centre de Beauté
430 St-Zotique, Metro Beaubien – Montreal – Quebec
NELSON – TEL: (514) 273-0444

MAKAVELLY – Haute Coiffure
43 Beaubien Este – Montreal – Qué.
TEL: (514) 276-1416 – Con o sin cita

MARLÈNE P. J. M. – Salon de Coiffure
390 de Castelneau esq. St – Denis – Montreal – Qué.
Tratamiento contra la caida del cabello – TEL: (514) 270-5400

MAYRA – Salón de Coiffure – Elle et Lui
43 Beaubien Este – Montreal – Qué.
TEL: (514) 276-1416

Dominican Blow Out

curlista — Fri, 06 Mar 2009 02:40:24 +0000

Dominican’s are SERIOUS when it comes to hair. If you have never been to a Dominican hair salon and have kinky, curly, wavy or even relaxed hair – they are a MUST! Seriously, if you want to fall in love with your hair all over again – experience a Dominican Blow Out and exactly that will happen. Unfortunately, there aren’t a many Dominican hair spots here in Toronto (my fave is Martha’s Beauty Centre on Jane near Finch) however if you are in Montreal there are several to choose from (I’ll post locations in a separate post). But if you hit up the NYC or other states south of border you are bound to buck up on a DR hair place.

WHY THEY ARE GOOD?

If you want super straight, super silky, super soft, full-bodied flowing hair – the Dominican blowout is for you. Even if you hair is curly, frizzy, coarse or kinky they know how to tame your locks.

THEIR SECRET?

Weekly deep conditioning treatments, rollers, a hot blow dryer and a round brush.

MAKE IT LAST!

Before you leave, make sure they teach you how to do a doobie. At night wrap your hair with silk scarf or sleep on silk pillowcases. The style should last you a week, if not more.

DO- IT-YOURSELF

A NY hairstylist by the name of www.domincanblowout.com">Nina Ramirez even came up with a website dedicated to teaching do-it-yourselfers

Liquid Keratin

curlista — Wed, 18 Feb 2009 16:10:32 +0000

Liquid Keratin Products

Have you heard about this new hair treatment called Liquid Keartin 30 Day Straight, Smooth, Strong and Long. Geared towards people with curly, frizzy, unmanageable hair, where after 1 application it promises straight smoother, softer frizz free mane. Apparently it contains no toxic chems like formaldehyde and is supposed to be an at home safe treatment.

So this is how it supposed to work – cleanse with their Keratin Infusing Healthy hair De-Frizz shampoo, towel dry and then apply the 30 day treatment, letting it penetrate for 30 minutes. Blow dry, then flat iron to seal keratin peptide and protein to hair shaft. Keep hair dry and straight for at least 48 hours for best results. Check out the before and after results on their website.

I wonder if this would work on ethnic or multi-racial hair and if any damage would occur. I’m not gonna lie – even though I’m a curly I still love wearing my hair straight – it’s just such a hassle. The starter kit retails for $69 – if it ever comes across my desk at work – perhaps I will give it a try or maybe have one of my Curl Advisors try it out.