Thursday, January 28, 2010

Hairstyles for Girls Over 30



Hairstyles for Girls Over 30

Why hello there! Aren’t you all accomplished and empowered and proud of yourself? You should be. Welcome to your 30’s: the age where you actually get to power through your life the way you set it up to be in the last decade.
Kate Beckinsale Hair

Teen years are for play, your 20’s are for discovery and groundwork, but by your 30’s you should already know who you are and what you’re capable of. Chances are you’re already doing it too. And your hair should match the path you’ve taken in life.
Charlize Theron Hair

Think about that for a minute. Your hair makes a statement. It tells people who you are. So decide what’s best for you. If you’re a mom, you probably want to wearing your hair up, out of the way and practically. Try a shoulder length style, so that you can keep it up while you’re out chasing your kids, but can still style it for nights out with the girls.
Lori Loughlin Hair

If you’re a career woman, you probably always want to keep it together, even when you’re casual. A pixie cut is great for this, because it’s edgy, inspires confidence, and works for every occasion.
Christina Ricci Hair

And for the girl comfortable in her own shoes, nothing says you love yourself like getting natural highlights. That’s something you can do just to add a little something to make yourself feel better subtlety. And while chocolate and a Johnny Depp movie does the same trick, the highlights will last much, much longer.
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Tuesday, January 26, 2010

Hairstyles for Fine Hair

Hairstyles for Fine Hair

Over the year there have been many styles that have come about using fine hair with great effects! Whether you like a punk style or more chic, you can achieve a great look!

Avril Lavigne is a classic case of fine hair with wonderful style! Avril has impressed us all with her lyrics and performances. She has grown right before our eyes as an artist and as a woman. And she has become a model of the woman rocker style with her different color shocks of hair and bold eye makeup. She never has looked better. And her hair while colored and styled well always impresses us because she is glamorous as well. The shiny, bouncy fine hair that Avril has could easily get dried out, but she must take care of it with moisturizing shampoo and conditioners for such a healthy outcome.

Sarah Harding is another hard-to-keep-up-with woman as far as style! Sarah is constantly changing and updating her style. Now she has gone very short with bangs that can do almost anything. Her bangs are cut and layered in a way that Sarah can basically take a few hair products and style her fine hair in a sexy side-swept look, she can frame her face, she can push it all back, or she can wear it up! It is totally versatile and just as easy to wash and wear! This haircut is a revolution for most women because it works with nearly any face shape and it can be changed daily without too much work!

Wednesday, January 20, 2010

Cute Hair Trends For Spring, Summer 2010

Cute Hair Trends For Spring, Summer 2010

Like any trend, hair trends come and go with every season. Sometimes the trends are just plain scary, like the big hair of the ‘80s. Other times the trends are extremely fun, and 2010 is proving to be one such year where the trends are fun, easy, and very versatile. In fact, one of the biggest trends this year is to have hair that you can easily dress up or down depending on the occasion. No matter how long your hair is, there is a great trend you can easily follow.

A nice trend for short hair is to have the hair longer on the sides, cut in layers, and with bangs. This is a great style for fine hair because it will add volume to the hair and make it seem fuller. In order to change a short haircut around, all you have to do is curl the ends differently or change the part. The same style idea works great for medium hair as well – bangs, layers, and longer sides is a great look that can help make this cut look good on anyone.

If you have medium or longer hair, waves are a great way to wear your hair in 2010. This elegant and sexy look is easily taken from night to day and is just as easy to wear in an updo as it is to wear it in a regular hairstyle. Waves are easy to create – braid your hair when it’s wet, use a curling iron, or use hot rollers. The smaller the braid, curling iron, or hot rollers you use the small the curl you will end up with and the tighter the wave you’ll eventually have. Once you’ve curled your hair, use your fingers to loosen it into the waves that you want. If you want your hair straight again, all you have to do is use a flatiron.
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Sunday, January 17, 2010

Latest Popular Medium Hairstyles For Summer 2010

Latest Popular Medium Hairstyles For Summer 2010

Having a medium hairstyle is like having the best of both worlds. You get to have hair that is easy to maintain and is light, while you also get the versatility that comes with having long hair in that you can easily put your hair in an updo or other more formal style and enjoy any look you want. There are several differing opinions on how long medium hair actually is, but most people agree that medium hair is anywhere from just below the chin to around the shoulders, maybe even stopping just under them.
One of the newest trends for medium length hairstyles is to have a slightly shorter appearance yet still having the medium length look. These styles are usually razor cut along the edge to give certain textures, or layered and there is a lot of fun you can have with layered hairstyles.
Whether your hair is wavy, curly, or straight, using layering can give you a simple haircut that still leaves you with lots of options for changing your hairstyle. Use a flatiron for a super sleek look or a curling iron to give yourself curls or even loose waves. Updos are easy to do and there are plenty of hair accessories you can use to decorate your hairstyle. If you want to be trendy, you can go with Emo cuts or choppy looks and medium hair is perfect for these looks. Side parts with straightened hair is another good look for medium hair. And if you’re needing an elegant updo, you can always try a French braid or twist, and put them on the side if you want a modern touch.
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Friday, January 15, 2010

5 Hottest Black Hairstyles For Spring, Summer 2010

5 Hottest Black Hairstyles For Spring, Summer 2010


Hairstyle trends come and go with every season, and it is always great to stay updated. When it comes to black hair, the styles are practically limitless. Here are the 5 hottest black hairstyles for 2010.

The most popular trend as far as black hair goes is the smooth and straight look. The good news is that the style isn’t hard to achieve at all. You don’t even need to use harsh chemicals to straighten it. All you need is a good straightening iron. To protect your hair from heat damage and to keep it looking healthy you should always use a moisturizing lotion after you have washed it. To give it that extra glam you can finish it off with some smoothing shine.

The two trendy short styles are the bob and the pixie cut. With a bob you can rock it with or without the bangs, but always be sure that you are comfortable with the length. If your hair is really short you could get a pixie cut. These cuts can range from soft to razor sharp, to having an almost rocky appearance. Whatever style you choose the pixie cut will give you a chic and edgy look.

For longer hair the braided look and the updos are a great choice. Braided hair is something that is truly never out of style, and the only difference is how you wear it. Sizes can range from small to large, and the best part is styling is a breeze. You can do a stunning updo with braids or combed hair. It can be curly or have bangs hanging down. This gives any woman an elegant yet very natural look.

These are the 5 hottest black haircut styles for 2010, so be sure to get yours done today. You will be turning heads in no time.
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Tuesday, January 12, 2010

How To Make Straight Hair Stay Curly And Wavy

How To Make Straight Hair Stay Curly And Wavy


Women all over the world are constantly changing their hairstyles to make themselves more appealing. While it is relatively easy to straighten curly hair, it is harder to make straight hair stay curly and wavy. If you are stuck in this situation there are a few things you can do.

The very first step to make straight hair stay curly and wavy is to use product. You may be reluctant because of how it makes your hair feel, but it is essential when it comes to creating curls. When washing your hair, only add half of the conditioner you would use normally, and after you have towel dried it add some styling mousse. Use your palm as a measure of how much to use, and apply it evenly throughout your hair. Then use some thickening spray throughout your hair. Instead, you could use a root lifter on all your roots.
Lovely Curly Hair For 2010 - Taylor Swift

Next, blow-dry your hair and try not to use a brush too much, instead you can use your fingers to comb your hair through. When your hair is dry, divide it into a number of sections and start curling from the back. Place the ends of the hair at the base of the curling iron and curl up to the roots. Hold it for a few seconds and release. Pin the curl with a pin before moving on to create the next curl. When all your curls are in place blow-dry it some more and then apply some hair spray. Leave the curls to set until they have cooled down. Remove the pins and use your fingers to tousle the curls, not a brush or comb.
You no longer have to battle to get perfect curls to stay in. By following these steps you can make straight hair stay curly and wavy.
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Saturday, January 9, 2010

2010 Wedding Updos

2010 Wedding Updos

From the dress and the shoes to the hair and make-up, every woman wants to look her best on her wedding day. The most popular hairstyle is the updo, and if you are planning on getting married during the year, here are some 2010 wedding updos.

An updo is perfect no matter what season you choose to have your wedding in. What does matter, however, is that it should match your dress and the overall theme of the wedding. Since we are in the age where less is more, the trendiest updo for weddings is a simple one. Simply wash and blow-dry the hair as normal and pin it up. What really makes the style pop is the accessories. A few decorated pins, some fresh flowers, a garland or a tiara can turn any simple updo into a glamorous do. This is also very practical in terms of keeping the style in place, as it has to last the entire day.

Another popular choice is the curly one, and it is perfect for giving a wedding updo a bit of romantic character. All you would need to do is use a curling iron or rollers to get the perfect curls, pin it up and let your bangs hang down. Alternatively you could curl the bangs and the back once you have pinned your hair up. This creates a great combination of sleek and soft. Even if you have short hair you can get the updo by using a hairpiece or getting extensions. These are great for giving the appearance of longer hair.

Choosing the right hairstyle when it comes to your wedding doesn’t have to be a daunting task. With all the 2010 wedding updos you can rest assured that you will find the perfect one for your big day.

Wednesday, January 6, 2010

Great Ideas For Teen Boys Haircuts in 2010



Great Ideas For Teen Boys Hairstyles in 2010


Teens all over the world love to follow trends, whether it comes to fashion, hair or make-up. Gone are the days where boys left the style decisions to their mothers or older sisters. They are taking charge especially when it comes to hair, so here are some great ideas for teen boys hairstyles.

The simplest style to achieve is the short cut. This is great because it is easy to maintain and manage, and perfect for any teen on the go. For a more active look you could go for the spiky look. With this style the length of the cut is around an inch on the top and a bit shorter on the sides. The spikes can all be styled upwards or in a range of directions for a messier look. For a more noticeable style there is always the Mohawk. This has been in fashion for a long time and is not only limited to punk rockers.

For teen boys with longer hair, there is the straight or the curly look. The straight look just needs a middle or a side path and the hair is left to just hang. This is great for guys who have naturally straight hair. For some more personality some layers or a fringe can be added to the style. For boys who have naturally curly or thick hair, angel curls are the way to go. To get a great set of curls, a diffuser or even hot rollers can be used. There is nothing wrong with a guy owning his very own set of hot rollers if he really likes the curly look.

These are just some great ideas for teen boys hairstyles. The choice should be based on hair types, what is liked the most and what is the easiest to maintain.
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Monday, January 4, 2010

Unlocking the Secrets of Gray Hair

Unlocking the Secrets of Gray Hair

Countless theories surround gray hair, from stress to damage from coloring jobs and heat styling. Numerous studies are in place for the express purpose of unlocking the secrets of gray hair to separate fact from fiction.

As you get older your hair loses its shine and its color, and starts going gray. One study has recently shown that the hair bleaches itself, starting on the inside and moving outwards. While there is no evidence as yet to prove that stress accelerates graying hair, it is hoped that the chemicals isolated in this bleaching process will be identified and perhaps a link to stress can be found. There are also studies in place to somehow stop the cell responsible for hair pigment from dying.

There have also been a few attempts at trying to find a link between physical age and signs of ageing, graying being one of them. The end result is that there was no link found to exist between the two components. Some say it stands to reason though, as it would not explain why a 20-year-old individual went gray before a 60 year old.

What is known is that there is a link between genetics and graying hair. You will probably go gray around the same time as your parents and their parents before them. What was also discovered is that ethnicity plays a role, with Caucasians graying first and Africans last, with Asians somewhere in the middle.

There is still a lot more to learn about graying hair. It is a widely held view that once scientists have succeeded in unlocking the secrets of gray hair, we will be able to somehow prevent this phenomenon. Until that day we just have to get used to it as we age, or perhaps keep on with the coloring jobs.