Friday, February 13, 2009
Example hairstyle below shows us how shiny long locks can turn a drab look into fantastic.
Mischa Barton turned heads with this sleek, smooth hairstyle. She looked so classy with a sleek and smooth style. A chic finish was achieved by texturing her ends—an effect that worked superbly with the feeling of lightness created by medium to long layers.
How to Style:Apply mousse to damp hair then blow-dry using a medium vent brush, turning your hair under as you go along. Smooth shine the top layers and then lacquer lightly for hold.
Thursday, December 4, 2008
When you are looking for a new hairstyle you should always start with knowing your hair texture. A hair texture that is thick and coarse will style differently than a hair texture that is thin.
One of the many tricks that hair stylists use for thick and coarse hair is to get a shorter style that has lots of layering. Layers help the hair to lay smoothly without the bulk.
Be sure to apply a smoothing serum or de-frizz product to damp hair before blow drying. Always point the nozzle of the blow dry down along the hair shaft as you dry. Another great tip is to blast your hair with cold air after you are finished blow-drying. The cold air helps to close the cuticle, locking out any frizziness.
Monday, March 12, 2007
How to find the perfect hair style
When you decide that you want to find the perfect hair style for your face you will need to consider several issues before you find the right style.
First you must consider your face shape. The face shape is very important when trying to decide on a hair style. Some styles can make a round face look less round, a square face look more oval, a long face look less long, etc.
Sometimes you may want to add bangs to your hair style to camouflage a high forehead, or add just a little extra dimension to your look.
Find out what your face shape is by clicking on the button below. Then you can go to the next step of finding your hair style.
