Know What Supermodel Noyonika Chatterjee Has to Say about Hair Styling During Monsoon Weather and More

August 21, 2017: Falling asleep to the sound of raindrops and waking up to watch them trickle down your car window; long drives in the monsoon surely are magical. But once you're out of the car, the same monsoon turns into a nightmare for your beautiful tresses. To survive these monsoon blues, supermodel Noyonika Chatterjee gives primary importance to the true texture of her hair and asserts that that should be of primary importance when styling them during the rainy season.

Monsoon weather is synonymous with lots of frizz, hair fall and dandruff. The monsoon also brings with it dullness to your hair.

"It's very important to keep the true texture of your hair in mind when styling your hair in the monsoon, as maintenance during this period is tough" believes Noyonika. According to her, the best way to manage hair during this time of the year is to use products that suit one's hair texture. "I use a bit of extra conditioner, or use a leave-in conditioner, to keep the frizz at bay," she added.

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Noyonika started modelling at the age of 13. With her unconventional looks, she rode high in the modelling industry for a considerable time, with many people identifying her as the Naomi Campbell of India. More recently, she got associated with luxury hair styling brand TIGI as an image consultant to train and impart soft skills to candidates of TIGI Backstage Heroes platform. "Grooming in any job and industry is necessary. But in a field like hair styling, it holds even greater importance," she said.

Asserting the principle of 'By Hairdressers; For Hairdressers', TIGI is a luxury hair care and styling brand which recently expanded their curriculum to help budding hair stylists finesse their personalities, and brought Noyonika on board to impart soft skills knowledge and help the candidates develop the right attitude and confidence that is needed to emerge as winners in the industry.

"If a hairstylist is well groomed, polite and a good conversationalist, it evokes confidence in the client," said the former supermodel who realized the importance of grooming very early in her career. She believes it is a hairstylist's job to sell a hairstyle, and that requires a combination of skills and talents.

Extending her support to TIGI's unique approach of bringing the real heroes working backstage to the front, she believes competitions not only establish hair styling as a justifiable career but also help develop, expand and promote the hair industry in India.

According to the report by ANI, Noyonika swears by TIGI products and calls herself a fan of the brand. "It is always great to associate with a product you truly enjoy," she said.

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