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Showing posts with label hairstyle. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hairstyle. Show all posts
Wednesday, 25 February 2015
Wednesday, 11 February 2015
Top 10 Romantic Hairstyles for Valentine day:
Short Hair Hairstyles: If you are having short Hair, Than Braid a little on the top and make your hairstyle look awesome just like the image given below. Don’t regret short hair because this hairstyle will match you perfectly.
Medium Hair Hairstyles: Neither long nor short, leave your hair wavy and keep slightly front hair and make a pulch on top of your hair.
Long Hair Hairstyles: Long hair is the most beautiful hair. You can design and make your own creative hairstyles. But for some ideas have a look on this pretty cool hairstyle, which is going to make your date blush..
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Wednesday, 4 February 2015
10 Hairstyles That Make You Look 10 Years Younger
News flash: Your youth fix doesn't have to come in a bottle—or a needle. Your hairstyle could actually take years off (or add them to) your look. Don't believe us? Check out these celebrities—each one gorgeous, of course, but also looking older due to certain overly perfect hairdos. Anti-aging tip number one? Mess it up a little.
AMY ADAMS
Older: Adams's acting is above reproach. Her stuffy, shellacked chignon is not.
Younger: This braided and middle-parted updo is a great argument for revisiting your Pippi Longstocking days. Just remember: Twisted up into a bun, braids look chic; worn down, they really only belong on the playground.
BEYONCÉ
Older: This is pageant hair, and pageant hair is aging. (Unless you're in a Miss Octogenarian contest.)
Younger: To get Beyoncé's loose, carefree (and young-looking) waves, rake a tangerine-size dollop of light-hold mousse from roots to ends. Let hair air-dry, then wrap sections of various sizes—so it doesn't look too done—around a medium-barrel curling iron for five seconds each. Finish by running your fingers through it to break up any stubbornly perfect curls.
KATE MOSS
Older: If these droopy curls can suck the life out of the preternaturally cool Moss, imagine what they would do to a mere mortal.
Younger: Moss—and pretty much everyone else—looks cooler and younger with roughed-up hair. Take a cue from the supermodel and pair rumpled hair with smoky eyes and a stylish outfit to make sure the look is rock and roll, not just-rolled-out-of-bed.
ELIZABETH BANKS
Older: Barrel curls and a forehead flip make Banks's hair look so stiff and sculpted you could easily imagine it on a bust in a museum.
Younger: A middle part and tousled waves are youthful and the perfect texture for her shoulder-length lob.
DREW BARRYMORE
Older: Don't get us wrong, dark brown can be rich, lively, and beautiful. But single color tends to look flat and a little wiglike.
Younger: The lighter and darker shades of creamy blonde create dimension and make Barrymore's skin glow. (OK, the fact that she was pregnant in this picture probably helped a little, too.)
MENA SUVARI
Older: This baby-chicken-on-your-head color wouldn't work on anyone, and it makes both Suvari's hair and face look brittle.
Younger: An ashier blonde with ever-so-subtle roots has her looking her age
JULIANNE HOUGH
Older: Hough's too-perfect bob with ends that curve under says small-town news anchor.
Younger: But one with beachy texture and a messy part says cool girl, possibly even cool surfer girl. We know which one we want to look like.
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AMY ADAMS
Older: Adams's acting is above reproach. Her stuffy, shellacked chignon is not.
Younger: This braided and middle-parted updo is a great argument for revisiting your Pippi Longstocking days. Just remember: Twisted up into a bun, braids look chic; worn down, they really only belong on the playground.
BEYONCÉ
Older: This is pageant hair, and pageant hair is aging. (Unless you're in a Miss Octogenarian contest.)
Younger: To get Beyoncé's loose, carefree (and young-looking) waves, rake a tangerine-size dollop of light-hold mousse from roots to ends. Let hair air-dry, then wrap sections of various sizes—so it doesn't look too done—around a medium-barrel curling iron for five seconds each. Finish by running your fingers through it to break up any stubbornly perfect curls.
KATE MOSS
Older: If these droopy curls can suck the life out of the preternaturally cool Moss, imagine what they would do to a mere mortal.
Younger: Moss—and pretty much everyone else—looks cooler and younger with roughed-up hair. Take a cue from the supermodel and pair rumpled hair with smoky eyes and a stylish outfit to make sure the look is rock and roll, not just-rolled-out-of-bed.
ELIZABETH BANKS
Older: Barrel curls and a forehead flip make Banks's hair look so stiff and sculpted you could easily imagine it on a bust in a museum.
Younger: A middle part and tousled waves are youthful and the perfect texture for her shoulder-length lob.
DREW BARRYMORE
Older: Don't get us wrong, dark brown can be rich, lively, and beautiful. But single color tends to look flat and a little wiglike.
Younger: The lighter and darker shades of creamy blonde create dimension and make Barrymore's skin glow. (OK, the fact that she was pregnant in this picture probably helped a little, too.)
MENA SUVARI
Older: This baby-chicken-on-your-head color wouldn't work on anyone, and it makes both Suvari's hair and face look brittle.
Younger: An ashier blonde with ever-so-subtle roots has her looking her age
JULIANNE HOUGH
Older: Hough's too-perfect bob with ends that curve under says small-town news anchor.
Younger: But one with beachy texture and a messy part says cool girl, possibly even cool surfer girl. We know which one we want to look like.
Read more at: depkhoenews.com
Wednesday, 21 January 2015
10 No Blow Dryer-Required Hairstyles
Who wants to waste precious beach time doing their hair? Ditch the hot tools when the temperatures rise—these fun, easy styles make going from the pool to a party a total breeze!
Sleek Ponytail
If you’re in a total rush to get to an afternoon BBQ, slick it back into a ponytail! Use a fine-tooth comb to smooth wet hair straight back, and secure with a fun, neon hair tie. As it dries, twirl your 'tail around your finger to create natural, bouncy waves!
Double Topknots
Summer parties are the perfect excuse to have a little Miley moment! To get her famous double buns, part your hair down the middle and make two high ponytails. Twist each pony into two messy buns, and secure with elastics. The messier, the better!
Side Twist
This cool update to the side pony is so easy to do—it's even quicker than braiding! Pull your hair to one side and separate into two sections. Twist both sections the same direction as you wrap them around each other in the opposite direction.
Low-Key French Twist
No need to sweat it out in the bathroom to score this glam style. Let your hair dry in the sun, then apply gel from roots to tips to give it a wet look. Gather your hair at the nape of your neck and rake through your strands with your fingers, leaving bumps here and there for an undone look, and twist up. Tuck the ends in and set with bobby pins.
High Braid
To try this sporty style, pull all your hair as high up as it will go and secure into a ponytail with a clear elastic. Then, braid the ponytail—stick to a regular three-strand plait, or mix it up with a fishtail. Add a pop of color by piling on fun, retro scrunchies!
Read more at: depkhoenews.com
Sleek Ponytail
If you’re in a total rush to get to an afternoon BBQ, slick it back into a ponytail! Use a fine-tooth comb to smooth wet hair straight back, and secure with a fun, neon hair tie. As it dries, twirl your 'tail around your finger to create natural, bouncy waves!
Double Topknots
Summer parties are the perfect excuse to have a little Miley moment! To get her famous double buns, part your hair down the middle and make two high ponytails. Twist each pony into two messy buns, and secure with elastics. The messier, the better!
Side Twist
This cool update to the side pony is so easy to do—it's even quicker than braiding! Pull your hair to one side and separate into two sections. Twist both sections the same direction as you wrap them around each other in the opposite direction.
Low-Key French Twist
No need to sweat it out in the bathroom to score this glam style. Let your hair dry in the sun, then apply gel from roots to tips to give it a wet look. Gather your hair at the nape of your neck and rake through your strands with your fingers, leaving bumps here and there for an undone look, and twist up. Tuck the ends in and set with bobby pins.
High Braid
To try this sporty style, pull all your hair as high up as it will go and secure into a ponytail with a clear elastic. Then, braid the ponytail—stick to a regular three-strand plait, or mix it up with a fishtail. Add a pop of color by piling on fun, retro scrunchies!
Read more at: depkhoenews.com
Wednesday, 12 November 2014
All Mussed Up: 5 Messy-Meets-Chic Hairstyles
A perfectly manicured coiffure has its time and place, but there’s something deliciously satisfying about a messy head o’ hair. Perhaps it’s the carefree vibe it gives off, or maybe it has something to do with all those strands of hair that seem to harmoniously complement one another with seemingly minimal effort. Whatever it is, I dig it.
Below you’ll find five messy hairstyles that are one part chic and one part tousled. May you go forth and recreate them (and then earn yourself lots of compliments).
TWISTED AND TOUSLED
Here’s a quick, tousled hairstyle that’s perfect for summer. All that’s required for this look — which comes to you from the Treasures and Travels Blog – is a large elastic headband and a few minutes of your time. Start by placing the headband around your head, then twist the front portion of hair (including bangs) around the headband. Spray a little sea salt water on the rest of your locks and then go about your day.
MESSY CURLS FOR SHORT HAIR
Don’t worry, shorties, I’ve got you covered. This messy curl look is brought to you by Amanda at the Indie Jane Photography blog. For this hairstyle, Amanda uses a flat iron to curl her entire head of hair in 1-inch sections at a time. After allowing the curls to cool, flip your head over and apply your favorite volumizing powder to the roots. Next, lightly coat with a flexible hold hair spray, scrunch and style as desired.
MESSY SIDE BRAID
This bohemian inspired messy braid, found on the befittingly named “A Beautiful Mess” blog, is perfectly lovely for midday shenanigans. To recreate, collect hair on one side of your head (or French braid it over to one side) and then tease like it’s your full time job. Braid into a standard braid, then pull the braid apart so it’s uneven and loose. The full tutorial is on the blog, so check it out for helpful tips!
DECONSTRUCTED PONY
“Achieving the perfectly tousled ponytail has long eluded me,” laments Kate of the Wit & Delight Blog. “It seems like a simple trick, but I’ve found many women have similar woes. Too high, too tight, not enough lift…” It seems like she’s figured it out, though, and shares the how-to with her readers. Note: there’s lots of teasing required for this one, but as you can see, the end result is simply smashing!
BED HEAD WAVES
YouTube User Lily Melrose knows how to “perfect” those enviable bed head waves, and it’s a look far easier to achieve than you’d think. First, use a professional grade flat iron (she uses about a 2-inch plate) and slowly rock it back and forth to create dents in your hair. You’ll see what I mean in the video. Once you’ve done this to all your hair, use a texturizing spray on the ends to amp up the muss factor and then use a hair spray to help set the look. She also uses a root powder for some lift around the temples.
Read more at: depkhoenews.com
Below you’ll find five messy hairstyles that are one part chic and one part tousled. May you go forth and recreate them (and then earn yourself lots of compliments).
TWISTED AND TOUSLED
Here’s a quick, tousled hairstyle that’s perfect for summer. All that’s required for this look — which comes to you from the Treasures and Travels Blog – is a large elastic headband and a few minutes of your time. Start by placing the headband around your head, then twist the front portion of hair (including bangs) around the headband. Spray a little sea salt water on the rest of your locks and then go about your day.
MESSY CURLS FOR SHORT HAIR
Don’t worry, shorties, I’ve got you covered. This messy curl look is brought to you by Amanda at the Indie Jane Photography blog. For this hairstyle, Amanda uses a flat iron to curl her entire head of hair in 1-inch sections at a time. After allowing the curls to cool, flip your head over and apply your favorite volumizing powder to the roots. Next, lightly coat with a flexible hold hair spray, scrunch and style as desired.
MESSY SIDE BRAID
This bohemian inspired messy braid, found on the befittingly named “A Beautiful Mess” blog, is perfectly lovely for midday shenanigans. To recreate, collect hair on one side of your head (or French braid it over to one side) and then tease like it’s your full time job. Braid into a standard braid, then pull the braid apart so it’s uneven and loose. The full tutorial is on the blog, so check it out for helpful tips!
DECONSTRUCTED PONY
“Achieving the perfectly tousled ponytail has long eluded me,” laments Kate of the Wit & Delight Blog. “It seems like a simple trick, but I’ve found many women have similar woes. Too high, too tight, not enough lift…” It seems like she’s figured it out, though, and shares the how-to with her readers. Note: there’s lots of teasing required for this one, but as you can see, the end result is simply smashing!
BED HEAD WAVES
YouTube User Lily Melrose knows how to “perfect” those enviable bed head waves, and it’s a look far easier to achieve than you’d think. First, use a professional grade flat iron (she uses about a 2-inch plate) and slowly rock it back and forth to create dents in your hair. You’ll see what I mean in the video. Once you’ve done this to all your hair, use a texturizing spray on the ends to amp up the muss factor and then use a hair spray to help set the look. She also uses a root powder for some lift around the temples.
Read more at: depkhoenews.com
Wednesday, 5 November 2014
Fall/ Winter 2014-2015 Hairstyle Trends
Finally, it’s high time we introduced and discussed the main fall/ winter 2014-2015 hairstyle trends that have been observed during the most popular fashion shows of fall 2014 fashion weeks. What the fashion giants have prepared for us this time can be described as a modern fantasy of colors, innovative designs, and curious interpretations and just as unforgettable hairdos. Thus here we go presenting the basic hairstyle trends for fall/ winter 2014-2015!
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Side-Swept Hair
Braids
Wet Hair Effect
Ponytail
The Classic French Twist
Buns and Knots
Keep It Straight
Pins? They’re Welcome!
Innovative and Classy Colors
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