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Monday, 15 July 2013

Best Hair Trends for Summer 2013

July 15, 2013 0 Comments
This summer, hair trends are all about going against perfectly styled haircuts and approaching a rather rebellious attitude towards hairstyling. Hence, it comes as no surprise that some of the best hair trends for summer 2013 include deep side bangs, dual-textured hair, and textured bobs.


When it comes to this summer's hair color trends, the offer is equally diverse, ranging from pastel highlights to bronde, and bold reds.

Hair Trends for Summer 2013

Dual Textured Hair
What does 'dual textured hair' mean? It refers to the mix of two different hairstyles: the wet look and the messy, tousled hair. To pull it off, slick your locks back off the forehead, apply a hair product such as Nexxus Lavish Body Volumizing Spray Gel for a wet look, then leave the rest of your tresses as such.

If you're planning on donning beach waves instead of the tousled locks, try the Charles Worthington London Big Hair Full Volume Texturizing Salt Spray.

Messy Bobs
Bobs are always trendy haircuts, so why not try one this summer? Among the coolest summer hair trends is listed the messy bob. This type of bob is chin-level short, and involves tousled locks that seem unstyled.

Don't be fooled though: the messy bob needs to be styled properly on a daily basis. Blow dry it and apply an anti-frizz product, then style it with hair gel or hair mousse, creating soft, messy curls. Use products such as Global Keratin Hair Serum, and Short Sexy Hair Just Gelling Flexible Liquid Gel.




2013 Hair Trends Bangs

Deep Side Bangs
This summer hair trend is easy to pull off and highly effective when it comes to a successful change of look. It may be put into practice regardless of the length of your tresses. All you have to do is create a deep side part, and to let your bangs cover your forehead.

Style your deep side bangs with Got 2b Glued Blasting Freeze Spray, and Sexy Hair Concepts Big Sexy Hair Big Shine Spray.




News source;- http://www.becomegorgeous.com/hair/newest_trends/best-hair-trends-for-summer-2013-A11211

Wednesday, 24 April 2013

50s Hairstyles: Short Pin Up Hairstyles

April 24, 2013 0 Comments
Find inspiration in retro hairstyles of the 1950s to create a modern look. Check out the best '50s pin up hairstyles you can use to create a vintage style.


Pin up hairstyles from the 1950s are an easy to create glam look, even for short hair. Celebrities like Dita Von Teese love 50s short pin up hairstyles and you can try the best looks yourself.

While Kary Perry and Christina Aguilera have experimented with pin up hairstyles with longer hair, you can get good results even if your hair is shorter as long as you follow the right steps. Check out the best looks for 50s pin up hair, suited to most hair types, but more difficult to create for fine hair.

50s Short Pin Up Hairstyles: Pin Curls
Getting pin curls is easy for shorter hair and the technique also allows you to protect your tresses from the heat damage of a curling iron. For shorter hair, there's no need to go big, the diameter can be just 1 inch or even smaller.

Set your curls with rollers in wet hair the night before, then enjoy the great '50s pin up hair the next day. Play with different places for the curls and use styling cream and a little hairspray to set the look after securing your curls with bobby pins.







50s Pin Up Hair: Victory Rolls for Shorter Hair

Victory rolls only need a few inches of hair on top to look good, so you can easily wear them as part of short pin up hair cuts. The asymmetrical look is the best modern interpretation of the Victory rolls for short hair and you can usually place the curls left and right of a side part.

Curl your hair towards the back of the head using either classic rolls or a thick curling iron and finish the look with a light mist of hairspray. For long hairstyles, they're usually worn with pin curls at the back, but they can look great even when the hair is shorter at the sides and back
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50s Short Pin Up Hair: Bettie Page Bangs

If pin curls aren't enough for the retro look you want, pair them with Bettie Page bangs for one of the best '50s short pin up hairstyles. This look works best for thick blunt bangs and you'll need to get some curls done the night before as well. To complete the '50s pin up hair look, brush your curls to create long soft waves that go great with the styled bangs.




50s Pin Up Hair: Marilyn Monroe Curls

The Marilyn Monroe pin up look can be achieved using a 3/4 barrel curling iron by curling the hair on the sides towards the face. Curl the hair on the crown away from the face and secure all curls with bobby pins for this iconic look, one of the best '50s short pin up hairstyles.


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