On Trend: Top Knots - Love Your Locks - Style Letting your locks down during the scorching summer months is pretty much out of the question. Instead, check out how your fave celebs sport this cute, effortless style. Follow these three steps provided by celebrity hairstylist, Gregory Alan from Salon Grafix, and you can create this DIY look at home in minutes! 1. "To begin, apply mouse to your hairline and blow-dry it with a bristle brush, sweeping hair in the direction of the topknot that you will be creating, says Alan. 2. 3.
Find out about 10 Holiday Hair Must Do's By kenziepoo | Are you in need of some hair inspiration for all your holiday happenings this year? A lot of us go all out with sparkles, high heels, and deep red lipstick. Keep reading after the jump to view our 10 Holiday Hair Must Dos! nggallery id=’122048′ Braided Do This hairstyle is basically the same thing as milkmaid braids, only modified to up the volume and lessen the big part in the back. For More Hair Inspiration follow me on my Pinterest here! 7 totally chic braids to rock this winter The 20 best makeup, hair, and nail trends of Fall/Winter 2011 25 fun and flirty nail trends you have to try 15 easy DIY Christmas decor ideas 10 stunning gift-wrapping ideas for the holidays
A Splendid Assemblage: Favorite Up-Do Hairstyle Tutorials for Summer Hair has always been my "thing" but I do develop certain "shave it all off" tendencies at least once a year. So far I haven't..I do wonder how that would feel though. There are so many fantastic hair tutorials out there that even in this heat I really don't mind how long my hair is.Except when my bangs get too long and then everything turns dark. Here are some of my favorite up-do and bun hair tutorials for these hot summer months or any season really :)
Hair Tutorial: braided 'do I know I said I would post this hair tutorial yesterday, but obviously I'm a no good liar because today is not yesterday, it's today. This hairstyle is basically the same thing as milkmaid braids, only modified to up the volume and lessen the big part in the back. Pigtails or regular milkmaid braids make me look like I'm balding, as I have a wicked scar in the back of my head. I would recommend doing this in a mirror and checking the back to make sure it's all neat and tidy as you go, because I did not and it's a little (or a lot) messy in the back. What you need: dry shampoo or volumizing product (like the Sachajuan volume powder I often use) bobby pins brush If your hair needs added texture, you can use a dry shampoo. Pin the newly teased section (make sure the top layer is smooth, to cover the mess) with a couple (or more, if you need them) of bobby pins. You should now have what is known as the Snookie. Divide the lower section into two parts and braid.
The Simple Gibson Tuck | Sara Lynn Paige PhotographySara Lynn Paige Photography I’ve received a lot of compliments on this easy rendition of the once popular Edwardian hairstyle, and I keep thinking to myself that Victorian is in right now and I should share this simple style. But it wasn’t until a make up artist stopped me in a coffee shop in Traverse City asking me how that I finally put my foot down. As soon as I get back from Ireland, I thought. What You Need ★ comb ★ hair tie (it doesn’t really matter what color) ★ bobby pins ★ roller (optional) What You Do Pull your hair into a ponytail. Using A Roller Using a roller instead of your finger is also an option. It’s definitely handy, but be careful, because I’ve found that sometimes it’s hard to unroll it without your hair getting stuck all over the place. Sorry the video is hazy and slightly out of focus. Update: I’ve decided that the Gibson Tuck is way more fun with shorter hair. My hair is just brushing my collarbone in this photo and it tucked beautifully!
Hair how to: tousled flapper bob hairstyle It’s no news when we say that the 1920s have had a significant impact on the fashion industry. It started with accessories, clothes, and then moved on to beauty, as wine-tinted lips and fluttering eyelashes hoarded many an advertisement campaign. With the anticipated release of Baz Luhrmann’s remake of The Great Gatsby, the period has taken another deep-end dive into the ocean of hairstyles. The 1920s tousled bob is one such look that once waved the flag for being primped and pristine with its disciplined finger waves. And as far as 2012 hair trend predictions at Fashionising.com are concerned, this style is not a passing cloud. Read on to find out more about the hairstyle and to be taken through a how to guide. When dancer Irene Castle flaunted her bob in the early 20s, the world categorised her as an independent, mature woman, due to her courageous hairstyle. Scott Fitzgerald created Bernice Bobs Her Hair and Coco Chanel cut her locks. Photo by Trendy Crew. The cut: The tools:
The indie fringe / indie bangs hairstyle What distinguishes one fringe, one set of bangs, from another is not so much the cut but the attitude with which it is worn. In 2012 there are several ways to carry it that will easily have it classed as being an on trend hairstyle: this is one of them. Messy, scruffy even if you will, but in that devil-may-care way that looks like you’ve perpetually just rolled out of bed, it’s what the girls chasing the boys who wear the men’s indie rock hairstyle can often be seen sporting. It’s far from alternative or mainstream, but it does connote something that appeals to a particular demographic. It’s youthful with a grungy edge. Find out more after the break. Click the thumbnails for full pictures Indie bangs: the look She’s just as likely to pair her sequin minidress with combat boots as she is heels; denim cutoff shorts are her summer staple and borrowing from the boys is a given. That’s not to say you have to be a particular type of girl for this hairstyle to suit you. Daisy Lowe for Esquire.
How To Style a Hair Bow Love bows? We do too! Learn to make a pretty bow with your own hair so you can feel extra fancy. Enjoy..... 1. Here's a second option. Thanks so much Katie! Dirty Hair Month Click squares to be taken to tutorials. All hair tutorials take five minutes or less to do. Great when you have greasy hair but have to get out of the door fast! For an entire two weeks I won't be washing my hair! I promise it doesn't sound as gross as it seems. Yesterday I had a birthday party to attend and didn't have time to wash my hair so instead I did a quick updo in less than 5 minutes that looked both polished and put together all at once. Starting April 1st, (in addition to my other daily posts) I'll post a new dirty hair updo each day that takes 5 minutes or less with a video tutorial. Looking forward to it! Please Share!
Sexy Hair in 60 Seconds: 10 Easy Tricks - More Time for Me - Style & Beauty Need to look extra hot tonight? Well, spend all the time you want picking out an outfit, because with these 10 ideas, your hair is done! Classically prim ones ruled the runways, but Gwen Stefani’s messy bun is rock-star cool—go with what feels right for you! To do it fast, tease hair on top, then smooth it all back into a ponytail; secure with an elastic. Twist and wind hair around, pinning as you go, says celeb hairstylist Patrick Melville. Left: Damp;G Spring 2010. Purchase Goody Colour-Collection Bobby Slides on Bing Shopping > Video: Tame that Frizz> ©Glamour
The 9 Most Romantic Hairstyles of All Time Our favorite soft and seductive styles—made easy. 1. Relaxed waves There's nothing sexy about perfectly flatironed hair—just ask any guy. For soft, touchable waves, work volumizer through damp hair (if your hair is thick, use a nickel-size drop of styling cream instead to reduce frizz). Video: Beauty 101: How to Create Soft Waves> ©Allure The 15 most romantic hairstyles of the moment We’ve viewed enough Botticelli paintings (and Kate Hudson movies) to know that the most romantic hairstyles are soft, touchable, and surprisingly easy to master. Wispy, face-framing curls give Selena Gomez's swept-back updo a relaxed feel. First, create a side part using your fingers, hairstylist Kerrie Urban says. "Because the part isn't superdefined, eyes travel to the face first," Urban says. Loosely curl the entire head with a one-and-a-half-inch curling iron (BaByliss Pro GT Gold Titanium 1 1/2" Spring Curling Iron is one of our go-tos). ©Allure
Hair Ideas: The 5 Best Styles From Paris Fashion Week The Paris collections were all about sensuality, ceremony, and modest femininity, so it seems fitting that the the hair concepts this week were artfully demure by design. Here are five of our favorite looks. Minimalist hardware at Balenciaga. Hairstylist Guido kicked off Spring 2013 Paris Fashion Week with the Balenciaga show, creating a flattering, simple half-up style that complimented the ethereal feel of the show seamlessly. He started by pulling the two front sections back at the crown, then pinning in gold headpieces. "It's very natural but smooth," he said. Soft, elegant knots at Valentino. Sleek, precise buns at the Church of Givenchy. Low-slung chignons at Chanel. Easy, sexy, cool at Lanvin. Reporting by Sophia Panych RELATED LINKS:Makeup Ideas: The 5 Best Looks From Paris Fashion WeekHair Ideas: The 5 Best Styles From Milan Fashion Week Hair Ideas: Our 5 Favorite Styles From New York Fashion WeekPHOTOS: FAIRCHILD ARCHIVE