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Addie Morton

Addie Morton

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Country Aircheck Coordinator and Digital Media Specialist, Country Aircheck

Nashville

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Total articles 49

  • The 5 Best Curling Irons For Fine Hair, According To Our Testing

    By Addie Morton| Southern Living Verified Fine and thin hair needs special attention while styling. It’s important to use lightweight hair care products, gentle brushes, and hot tools that won’t fry or damage delicate hair. “[When it comes to curling irons], it’s not one-size-fits-all,” says Morgan Switzer, a hairstylist at Cha Cha’s Salon in Lexington. “It would be like using the same gas for every vehicle,” she explains. “It’s not going to work.”Morgan Switzer is a hairstylist at Cha Cha’s Salon in Lexington, Kentucky.

    By Addie Morton · Southern Living

    Feb. 11, 2025

  • Addie Morton, Writer for Better Homes & Gardens

    By Addie Morton| Better Homes & Gardens Verified Title:WriterEducation:University of TennesseeLocation:Nashville, TennesseeExpertise:Home Decor,Shopping Addie Morton is a freelance writer who specializes in home decor and lifestyle content. Her editorial career began in 2016 while studying at the University of Tennessee. In addition to BHG, her work has appeared on the websites of HGTV, Southern Living, Travel Channel, DIY Network, Great American Country, and Tennessee Athletics.

    By Addie Morton · Better Homes & Gardens

    Jan. 16, 2025

  • The 5 Best Curling Irons For Fine Hair, According To Our Testing

    By Addie Morton| Southern Living Verified Fine and thin hair needs special attention while styling. It’s important to use lightweight hair care products, gentle brushes, and hot tools that won’t fry or damage delicate hair. “[When it comes to curling irons], it’s not one-size-fits-all,” says Morgan Switzer, a hairstylist at Cha Cha’s Salon in Lexington. “It would be like using the same gas for every vehicle,” she explains. “It’s not going to work.”Morgan Switzer is a hairstylist at Cha Cha’s Salon in Lexington, Kentucky.

    By Addie Morton · Southern Living

    Feb. 11, 2025

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Nashville, United States

+1 615-320-1450

Founded: 2006