Low Maintenance Bob

Lisa Butcher wore a long V-neck black dress adorned with a lengthy strand of pearls at the November 11, 2009 Cosmopolitan Ultimate Women of the Year Awards. Her hair featured an off-centered part for a slightly waved bob that nicely curled under along the neckline and framed her jawline.

Maintaining Lisa's hair color can be high maintenance, as many people opt for streaking or slicing treatments. The frequency of touch-up foilings depends on how much new growth one is comfortable with, ranging from monthly to every few months. It's crucial to avoid attempting to foil hair at home.

Lisa's haircut offers low maintenance, especially if considering a body perm to achieve the gentle curve seen in her hairstyle. Simply blow-drying with a large round brush after washing is all that's needed.

When blow-drying, it's important to keep the dryer at least 8 cm (3 inches) away from the hair to prevent heat damage. Avoid using the hot setting, as it can strip moisture from the hair cuticles, leaving them vulnerable. Instead, use a good leave-in conditioner to replenish moisture and seal the cuticles for a smooth finish.

For those who do not color their hair, it's still essential to use a protein repair treatment and outer hair shaft protection. Natural oils like olive or safflower can be used to coat the hair shaft for added protection.

Lisa's makeup features a light tanned foundation to match her skin tone, eye concealer, arched eyebrows, and smoky light-toned eyeshadow. She accents her eyes with eyeliner, lashes, and mascara, while adding bronzer for a sun-kissed glow and finishing with a light rose-pink lip tint.

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