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4 Summer2015/16 EDITOR Dudu Mvimbi Leshabane 14 GENER EDITOR S PA Nthabiseng Mofokeng DEPUTY EDITOR Mpumi Zulu MANAGING EDITOR Lucinda Human FASHION AND BEAUTY FASHION AND BEAUTY DIRECTOR Mbali Soga BEAUTY CONTRIBUTOR Lerato Seoue INTERN Tsakane Ndlovu ART CREATIVE DIRECTOR Sihle Madlala SENIOR DESIGNER Given Zondi DESIGNER Ntokozo Brian Mahlaba PICTURE EDITOR Mahlape Koko PHOTO RETOUCHER Jermain Hendricks COPY EDITORS MemeMedia; Susie Dinneen DIGITAL EDITOR ONLINE ADVERTISING Roxanne Francis GROUP ADVERTISING HEAD Craig Nicholson WOMEN S INTEREST Shaun Phillips BUSINESS MANAGER (KZN) Theresa Lavery PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICER Kgosi Modisane BRAND MANAGER Mbali Boleu PUBLISHING PUBLISHER Nikki Ruttimann PUBLISHING MANAGER Kantha Govender CIRCULATION MANAGER Adele Minnaar FINANCE MANAGER Jameelah Conway GENERAL ENQUIRIES (JHB) Maphuti Mongatane GENERAL ENQUIRIES (CT) Anita Grindlay-Whieldon OFFICE ASSISTANTS Vusi Mangwana, Thabile Mphuthi Published by Media24 Naspers Centre, 40 Heerengracht, Cape Town, 8001, Tel: CEO: MEDIA24 Esmaré Weideman CEO: MEDIA24 MAGAZINES Charlene Beukes CFO Raj Lalbahadur 6 ED S LETTER 8 TRENDS 14 CELEB LOOKS 22 STREET STYLE 24 COVER STORY: LUTHANDO SHOSHASHA 30 BRAID BRIGADE 36 POLITICS OF HAIR 40 BLACK HAIR HISTORY 42 MANE SAVERS 46 TRICKS & FIXES 50 WORK IT, MOMMY 54 TOOLS OF THE TRADE 58 MANE MUSTS 62 MAKEOVERS 72 SHOW YOUR STYLIST 84 HAIR BUSINESS 88 DIRECTORY 4 SUMMER 2015/ DISCLAIMER: SUBSCRIPTIONS, RENEWALS AND ENQUIRIES TEL truelove_subs@media24.com WEBSITE PHYSICAL ADDRESS 69 Kingsway Avenue, Media Park, Auckland Park, JHB POSTAL ADDRESS: PO Box , Sandton 2146 TEL: FAX: truelove@media24.com TRUE LOVE is printed by Paarl Media Cape and distributed by On the Dot. (Reg No 1950/038385/06) VAT No Copyright Media24. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system or transmitted, in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, without the prior permission in writing from the publisher. While reasonable precautions have been taken to ensure the accuracy of advice and information given to readers, the editor, proprietors and publishers cannot accept responsibility for any damages or inconvenience that may arise therefrom. TRUE LOVE has the right to make alterations to any material submitted, and cannot be held responsible for the loss of or damage to any material submitted for publication. All prices quoted were correct at the time of going to press, and may vary from shop to shop.

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6 HAIR Ed s letter In the words of Coco Chanel: A woman who cuts her hair is about to change her life. This quote from the style icon resonates with me because for as long as I can remember, I wore my hair relaxed and long. Pretty much like my mother, who wore hers in a side swept and into a pony or French plaits. Then one day out of the blue, and without much thought, I walked into a salon and told my stylist to chop my hair. In the past, he d be the one suggesting something different and I d be reluctant. But this time, it was he who was unsure about the chop. So he started with an asymmetrical bob just in case short hair didn t sit well with me. But it did, and I loved it so much that on my next visit I asked him to take it further down into a pixie. That symbolised a fresh start and a new beginning at the helm of TRUE LOVE. With that snip also came the decision to go to gym and live a healthy lifestyle. When I look back, my hair has always been reflective of my headspace. Cutting it short was the beginning of a journey I needed to take. Lately, I ve gone as far as experimenting with colour and even tried an edgy boy cut. That has been bold. When reading our cover story, I realised that Luthando Shosha also took the plunge from long, relaxed hair when she opted for a drastic chop that became riskier with every cut, adding red and then going completely blonde. That s what this summer is about taking back your power and going wild with the latest styles. In this issue we have loads of trendy dos straight from runways and super hot celeb styles to show your stylist for a perfect coif. Blissful hair days are definitely here. Find your style. Enjoy the read. HAPPY HAIR DAYS, FRIENDS! PHOTOGRAPH Nick Boulton MAKE-UP Esme Mashugane STYLING Kgosi Modisane STOCKISTS Mango ( ) Aldo ( ) Zara ( ) YDE ( ) 6 SUMMER 2015/16

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8 ZENDAYA CHRISTINA MILIAN HAIR trends REPORT FROM the RUNWAY to the RED CARPET, we bring you the lowdown on the most CHIC STYLES for the SEASON! By Mbali Soga 8 SUMMER 2015/16

9 Trends HAIR JENNIFER LOPEZ STRAIGHT UP Straight back corn rows hit the red carpet this award season. Plaits are crafty, as if you plaited them yourself. Don t forget to leave wisps of hair along the hairline to create baby hairs or kiss curls. For variety, play with the direction of the plaits; anything asymmetrical goes. Tie the ends with small elastic bands or style plaits into a bun. For the perfect look ensure that your roots are straightened. Dove Pure Care Dry Oil Nourishing Treatment with African Macadamia Oil, R179,99. The oil replenishes the lipids in your hair and gives instant sheen. Dark and Lovely Amla Legend Billion Hair Potion Scalp Serum, R35,95. Amla oil is renowned for its rejuvenating properties. ANTI-AGEING FOR HAIR We ve seen a host of antiageing products on shelf this year. They not only promise healthy hair, but hair that looks youthful too. Examples include shampoos that replace the protein stripped from styling, products infused with essential oils, and tools coated with protective keratin. Hask Argan Oil from Morocco Repairing Conditioner, R129,95. Perfect for restoring moisture to colourtreated hair. ORS Hair Strengthening Argan Oil Fortifying Conditioner, R59,99. Argan oil strengthens weak and damaged hair. Caivil Fusion Oil Root Nourisher, R28,95. Black castor oil helps to fortify roots. Dr. Miracle s Miracle Repair Intensive Treatment, R55,95. Pure coconut oil helps repair and renew hair. Aunt Jackie s Knot on my Watch Instant Detangling Therapy, R49,95. Shea butter and olive oil fortifies hair for easy detangling /16 SUMMER 9

10 DESIGUAL FW15 DIY RELAXER For people who like to relax their hair straight, DIY relaxer kits can be the affordable styling solution. Follow these 10 fool-proof tips to make the process less daunting: KELIS THROWBACK Diana Ross s famed more-is-more curly hair is back in the spotlight. Designers such as Desigual, Karen Walker and Leanne Marshall all took inspiration for their autumn collections from the famed singer. In Celebville, starlets such as Solange, Kelis and Yaya DaCosta are all paying homage to the star. 1. Do not shampoo hair for about a week before relaxing it. Some shampoos contain ingredients that strip the oil barrier of your scalp, which leads to a burning sensation. 2. Do not comb, scratch or brush hair prior to relaxing, to avoid burning. 3. Have all the necessary equipment ready and close by, like towels and combs. The time spent processing your hair is very limited. 4. Ifyouhaven tusedthatspecificrelaxer before, donotskipthestrandtest! This isessentialtofindoutifyouareallergic to any ingredients that it contains. 5. Protect scalp and skin by using an emollient like Vaseline. 6. Yes, it s a tedious process, but read the instructions beforehand. Not all relaxers have the same steps. 7. Keep your eye on the time so you don t overprocess hair. 8. Rinse, rinse and rinse! Make sure all the relaxer is out of your hair. 9. If your hair s already relaxed, do not relax from root to tip. Apply relaxer to just the roots or new regrowth. This will ensure hair doesn t get damaged by overprocessing. 10.Do not skimp on the conditioner! It helps rebuild and strengthen hair. TRACYREESE FW15 TRACYREESE FW15 SOLANGE INSTAGRAM INSTA Boxed braids have been in vogue for the past three years now, and this season they are injected with maximumm colour. Check out some Insta stars for inspiration. INSTAGRAM 10 SUMMER 2015/16