Posts Tagged ‘surfer girl’

Surfer Girl Hair Care

Tuesday, May 4th, 2010

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Surfer Girls especially those who teach surfing lessons every day in Hawaii, have special challenges when it comes to having nice hair.  While the sun does it’s job and bleaches it blond it also dries it out beyond belief!  On top of that the salt water and pull from the waves create added stress that would cause a super model to throw a cell phone at anyone.  So what’s a surfer girl to do?  After 20 plus years of surfing and teaching surfing and always looking like I had just stepped out of the ocean I decided to consult an expert – Emilia Perry. She’s a true North Shore Surfer Girl, Pipe charger on both a surfboard and bodyboard, a model and hair dresser at Salon Atlantis in the Haleiwa Market place – this is what she suggested.

1. Put coconut oil in your just before getting in to the surf -this is actually an ancient Hawaiian custom.

2. Wash with super good conditioner – I use a product made my Goldwell, it’s expensive but worth it.

3. Braid your hair before going in to the water.

4.  See a professional at least once every 3 months for a trim,

If you follow this advice consistently your hair condition will improve and that’s that!

North Shore Sunrise Shells in the Surf

Monday, March 29th, 2010

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Glistening in the sun covering the shores, sunrise shells are becoming more available and rare at the same time.  Sunrise shell jewelry is a must for any real surfer girl.  The colors are so vibrant and show off a tan perfectly.  But what’s the story behind these supposedly rare and valued shells. Sunrise shells are in the scallop family (Langford’s Scallop).  They were very sacred to the ancient Hawaiians. The story goes: “Servants of the kings would walk the beaches and look for Sunrise Shells, but only the Royal Family could wear these magnificent shells.  Some say they received the name “sunrise” because early in the morning (at sunrise) the Sunrise shell would be the easiest shells to spot on the beach. The sun would reflect its rays of the vibrant colors of these beautiful scallop shells.  Others says they received their name of Sunrise shells because if you did not get to the beach before or at sunrise, then someone else would have already found them.  

It is said that only “blessed” people find these rare Hawaiian shells.  They also make an excellent gift to that special surfer girl in your life.  Ask us about them after your surfing lesson.

The Only Women’s Surfing and Bodyboarding Contest held at the Pipeline on the North Shore of Oahu

Tuesday, March 23rd, 2010

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A very special surfing event happens every year on the North Shore of Oahu. The surfer girls get a day and sometimes two days to themselves at for an all girls surfing contest at the famous Banzai Pipeline.  It’s a perfect way to wrap up a day of surfing lessons with the North Shore Surf Girls Surf School. 

All of the details are below.  Durning the holding period you can check in with the Surf News Network for daily on or off status updates.

What: Pipeline Women’s Pro. The only Women’s  surf  and bodyboarding event held at the Banzai Pipeline on the North Shore of Oahu.

The 21st annual  which started as a  bodyboarding event for the first 19 years, shortboarding, stand up surfing and a longboarding expression session was added when North Shore surfing legend and women’s advocate Betty Depolito to over the event.

When:  April 5 to April 19, 2010 (14-day waiting period)

Where:  North Shore, Hawaii, Ehukai Beach Park, Pipeline surf break.
The North Shore is famous for its waves and surf culture.

Who: The best extreme Women surfers and bodyboarders in the World including surfers from Chili, Puerto Rico, Japan, Venezuela, Australia, England, Ireland, USA, Hawaii, Brazil, France and more!

North Shore Surf Girls Welcomes Janna Bills to the Team

Thursday, January 21st, 2010

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The North Shore Surf Girls Surf  School, welcomes North Shore Surfer Girl, Janna Bills to the team.   Born and raised on Oahu’s North Shore, Janna has been enjoying a life of surfing since age 10.  Any sport in the water has been a common theme in her life since she was a small child.  She as competed as a collegiate NCAA swimmer & water polo player, and enjoys paddling boarding, stand up paddling and of course surfing, anything in the water.

North Shore Surf Girls Welcomes Surf Instructor Stephanie Emery to the Team

Saturday, November 7th, 2009

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The North Shore Surf  Girls is super stoked to have Ms. Stephanie Emery on our Team of Surf instructors!

Stephanie grew up at Sunset point on the North Shore of Oahu. She has been a water spirit since birth and started to surf at about 5 year’s old, taught by her four older brother’s. She learned to surf at the famous Sunset point, which is still her favorite surfing spot today. Over the year’s she’s been very active in the surfing community throughout Hawaii and California. She has been swimming and playing Water-Polo since her early years in school up until college. She is a Lifeguard; Certified CPR/AED Professional Rescuer, Lifeguarding / First Aid and WIS by the American Red Cross. She also teaches swimming lesson to both children and adults.

Thank You for the Awesome Surf Lesson You Gave Our Family

Saturday, April 4th, 2009

Hi Carol,
I’ve been meaning to e-mail to thank you for the awesome surf lesson you gave our family. Our daughter Sita just loved surfing and I can’t believe you had her standing on her first try. We’re going to start saving up to make a trip back (hopefully next year) and next time we want to rent a place on the North Shore so that Sita can get a bunch of private surfing lessons with you. When you called her a “surfer girl” it really made an impact! Thank you so much for your patience and encouragement. I would recommend your surf school to anyone!

I've attached a photo I took of you with Sita.

Thanks,

Deb, Mike & Sita
Toronto