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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.


Wednesday, 8 August 2012

How to Style Your Hair a Sweetheart Braid

August 08, 2012 0 Comments
Extreme cutesy alert!!! All lovelies out there should pay attention to this seriously cute 'do. Forget the same-old hairstyles, check out these easy steps on how to style a sweetheart braid and get ready to win the spotlight

Are you girls ready to try an achingly cute'do? Well, here's a super-exciting hair love story that will make your knees grow weak. It certainly bewitched us! This is definitely one of the most beautiful and most adorable styles we have seen lately. Therefore, if you want to try something rather unexpected, a sweetheart braid is a great choice. It looks pretty and it takes just a few minutes to achieve at home. Oh, and you don't need help as you can easily do it yourself. So simple to create, this 'do adds a head-turning touch to your appearance. Check it out and go for it!

For inspiration, you can have a nosey at Reagan's from Hairdresser On Fire tutorial or just take a peek at Christina's from Hair Romance images. The sweetheart braid is fuss-free yet incredibly wow-worthy and its cutesy makes this style anything but boring! We are irremediably in love

Gorgeous Reagan from Hairdresser On Fire came up with this sweet, unique look and shows us how to make it in no time. We're not going to lie, this braid is not just extremely wearable and versatile but also sexy and romantic. Okay lovelies, let's begin creating this style! But, before we start, you should know that Reagan advises us to try this braid as a full updo if we are looking for something more formal. Besides, she says to backcomb the crown for a more "grown up" finish.





So, first step is to section off the top half of your hair. Next, split the top half into two sections and braid them. Once plaited, you can loop each braid and pin in place in order to make the top of your heart. As a final step, pin the bottom of the braids to create a point. If your braids are too long, you can fold them in half. Done! Now you're ready to win somebody's heart!

Well, it's time to think beyond simple side braids and opt instead for something different and more eye-catching. Try this sweetheart braid and dare to be fabulous! Reagan worked in big and small hair salons in NYC for the last 6 years and she is mostly inspired by the 60's "because of the hugeness" and the 70's "because of the softness". She reveals that her top five hair idols are Bridget Bardot, Julie Christie, Blake Lively, Sienna Miller and Barbie. Could she be any sweeter



News Source: http://www.becomegorgeous.com/

Wednesday, 14 December 2011

Stylish Medium Hairstyle Ideas 2012

December 14, 2011 0 Comments
Let your imagination run wild and explore some of the hottest hairstyles of the new season. Transform yourself into a true hair icon by being versatile with your look. Spice up your medium length locks by drawing inspiration from the following new hairstyle ideas!

Medium length hairstyles have become a favorite among women due to their lower maintenance level and high styling options. If you're looking for an up-to-date look, take a peek at the following stylish medium hairstyle ideas that are in perfect sync with the 2012 trends and experiment with various styles so you can look fabulously different every singe time.

Diversity in styling can make all the difference as this helps maintain your look super fresh constantly, meaning you'll never look boring and people will wait to see what you'll do next with your locks. The following hairstyles are meant to inspire you for your new looks in 2012, so check them out, give them a try and pick your favorites.






Loose curls are definitely the way to go if you're all about elegance and refinement as well defined curls are all about promoting style. Wear your midi with more shape by creating loose, tousled waves that provide a very natural movement to your locks. Enhance hair texture using your fingers and a curl enhancer so you can obtain that perfect definition that can really make heads turn.
Whether you opt for well defined spiral curls from root to ends, choose to go more modern and mix a sleek straight hair texture with soft curls or you're ready to make a statement and opt for wavy texture and lots of volume, every choice is a lucky one.

Hair by Headmasters

Hair by Janer Stewart



A tousled midi or a no-fuss updo always look fabulous and because creating such a look doesn't require too much skill, explore the vast world of updos and show off your versatile crop. A loose chignon is the perfect way to go stylish in 2012 if you're looking for an easy look with an impact, so don't hesitate to give it a try. The messier the better the result, so this look can definitely be a style saver. Pretty plaits and retro textured updos are also super hot this season, so pick up some bobby pins and hairspray and style your locks to perfection.

Poker straight hair has been out for quite a while, but the high volume sleek hair is right in the spotlight in 2012. Nothing compares to the beauty of rich, luscious hair, so make the best out of your locks by amping up the volume using styling techniques and hair volume booster products. Let your loose sleek hair texture do wonders for you without looking like you were even trying too hard to look as gorgeous. If, however, you want to add a little bit of kick to your hair, flick your hair's ends and use a texturizer to add a bit of definition for a more of a laid back yet super glam look.

Hair by Neil Atkinson
Images and News Credit: becomegorgeous.com
Hair by Franck Provost

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