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With so many things to decide, nothing is more helpful than expert advice. We met with Timothy Deason of 1724 salon in Houston, TX, colorist Ken D'Aigeland of New York City, and Erika Kaczmarek, a Manhattan stylist and colorist. The topic of discussion: What to do and what to avoid in order to achieve the bridal hairstyle of your dreams.

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Plenty of brides plan for a spa day to benefit their bodies before their wedding date, but how many plan a spa day for their hair? Erika recommends having a professional scalp massage (which not only feels good, but stimulates the hair follicles and adds body) and deep conditioning treatment the week before your date. "It will make a difference in how your hair feels and looks, and help you relax, too," she says.


"If you have your hair colored, permed or treated, have it done at least two weeks before th...