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HEARD THE NEWS?
Read more →We will be closed from 25 December to the 5 January while our salon gets a bit of a makeover. We will be back up and running on Tuesday 6 January and can't wait for you to see our brand new salon! We encourage you to get your January bookings in as soon as possible, as we are unable to answer calls or emails during our shut down period.
To make your bookings phone us on (09) 520 7494 or send us an email at info@hamiltonbrooks.co.nz. Messages and emails left between the above dates will be replied to when we open on Tuesday 6 January.
Online retail orders made during this period will be processed and shipped on Tuesday 6 January also.
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PRIME CUTS
Read more →We are seriously loving Lauren Conrad's amazing hair in this shoot she did with Who What Wear. With the blunt ends, deep side part and amazing texture throughout it's not far off perfect!





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AGE EYEWEAR
Read more →Karl was recently on set with Age Eyewear helping with their most recent campaign shoot.Have a look at some of the shots and for more info on Age Eyewear head to www.ageeyewear.com


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GREYSCALE INSPIRATION
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BRAIDED CROWN
Read more →Another super simple hair style to get you ready for the weekend! When it comes to the half up crown braid we like the messy boho look.
To add volume to the roots we like to use Drynamic Dry Shampoo - as well as being a dry shampoo, this versatile product adds texture and body to revitalise and reshape the hair. Spray this at the roots before teasing the crown.
With the length of the hair, separate into sections and spray each section with a sea salt spray such as O&M Surf Bomb, before loosely curling with a curling tong. Once all the sections are curled, tousle the hair to separate.
Take a section of hair from above the ear and braid backwards. Take it across the back of the head and pin to secure. Do the same with the opposite side, and adjust the pins so that they are hidden within the braid.



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DAVID SIMS
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HEALTHY HAIR DIYS
Read more →There are plenty of ways of keeping your hair in its best possible shape in between salon appointments. When it's so easy why not try some DIY? Below are 3 simple do-it-yourself solutions that are effective and super straight forward!
THE ALL ROUNDERAn egg mask is probably the easiest at home mask you can do - just one ingredient! Eggs are great for the hair as the fatty yolks moisturise while the egg white acts to remove dirt and oil. Use enough to cover the whole scalp and leave on for 20 minutes. Make sure to use cold water when rinsing - you wouldn't want that egg getting too hot!THE DEEP TREATMENTIf you're in need of a deep condition, mix together two parts coconut oil to one part olive oil. If you have any on hand, add a few drops of your favourite essential oil such as peppermint oil. Leave on for at least 30 minutes under a shower cap and once finished shampoo and condition with warm water as normal. Your hair will be extra moisturised and glossy.THE CLARIFYING SHAMPOOIf you're in need of a good clarifying shampoo to get rid of excess product build up, salt is the ingredient you are after! Mix one part salt to one part shampoo and you will get your hair extra squeeky clean!If you haven't already, check out our post on breaking your bad hair habits to keep your hair in tip top condition. -
WOULD YOU DO IT?
Read more →We've been really excited to see a lot of clients making big changes recently, with a lot of them opting for a much shorter style in anticipation for summer. Have you considered it?







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MOODY TUESDAY
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SECOND DAY SOLUTION
Read more →A messy bun is a great style to try on second day hair. If your hair is freshly washed we recommend a product like Kevin Murphy Hair Resort Spray or Sachajuan Spray Wax to give some added texture and grip to the hair, before letting it air dry.To achieve this low messy bun separate the hair into two halves, ommitting the front sections of hair. Take your two large sections and tie them into a knot at the nape of your neck. Continue to knot for the length of the hair and when finished, use several bobby pins to secure the knot. Take the front sections previously left out, and knot them under your messy bun, pinning them underneath. If you wish to do so, gently pull at pieces of the knot to loosen it. Finish of the look with hairspray to help keep the hair in place.
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Kevin Murphy Hair Resort Spray - available in salon


















































