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January 25, 2013 By Anastasia Nam

5 Hot Oscar Hairstyles of the Past – Oklahoma City Hairstylist

The Academy Awards are a time for glitz and glamour, and the upcoming 85th Academy Awards on February 24th will be no exception. In its long history the fashions and hairstyles of this night are awaited with almost as much expectation as the announcement of the Oscar winners. The trends of the next season can be seen on this prestigious night, and hairstylists all across the country will be asked to duplicate these styles. Since the Oscars are just around the corner, it might be fun to see some of the hottest hairstyles of the past decade. Here are five of the top Oscar hairstyles of the past few years.

In 2009 Reese Witherspoon won an Oscar for her performance as June Carter Cash in “Walk the Line”. Her hair was styled in a sophisticated chignon. To get this style, apply some texturizing spray to damp hair and blow dry it with the diffuser attachment. Scrunch your hair as you dry it, and then sweep it back into a ponytail. Twist random sections of your hair around the base of the ponytail and secure them with bobby pins.

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Charlize Theron wore her hair in a wavy bob in 2004. This style is achieved by old fashioned pin curls. Apply mousse to damp hair and blow dry it until it is almost dry, but still damp. Create a deep side part and divide your hair into one inch section, roll them each up into a pin curl and secure with two bobby pins. Once your hair is completely dry, unclip the bobby pins, gently brush it out, and form the curls into soft waves with a comb.

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Cate Blanchette’s half updo is still a very chic style. In 2008 Cate wore her hair in the pretty feminine style when she was nominated for her role in “Elizabeth: The Golden Age”. Get lots of body by using a small round brush when you blow dry your hair, and backcombing at the crown. Let your hair part naturally and pull back a section from the front and secure it with bobby pins at the nape of your neck.

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Amanda Seyfried was old style Hollywood glamour in 2009 when she wore her hair in sexy long waves. Use a large one inch curling iron on dry hair, pinning the curls up until the are cool. Once your hair is cool gently brush it into long soft waves and apply a shine spray or anti-frizz product for extra gloss.

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In 2008 Jessica Alba was a glowing expectant mother, but her braided chignon stole the show. This may look like a complicated style, but it is easy to recreate. Blow dry your hair with a round brush, and take two inch sections from your temples to the tops of your ears and clip them to one side. Braid random sections of your hair and twist and swirl them together to form a messy bun. Take the two pieces from the front of your hair and French braid them along your hairline, and then create normal braids on the end. Pull these back and secure them into the bun.

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These are just a few of the hottest Oscar hairstyles from the past decade. If you see a style you like and want to try out, ask your stylist to help you recreate it, and recommend professional styling products to achieve the results you want. This year’s Oscars promise to be just as glamorous and exciting as past events. It will be fun to see what hairstyles the stars come up with in February.

Call now to book an appointment. Anastasia is a salon hair stylist in Oklahoma City, OK. Out of town appointments welcome.
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May 30, 2012 By Anastasia Nam

5 Ideas to Stay Cool This Summer – Oklahoma City Hairstyles

Summer in Oklahoma City can be hot and humid and you need a style which keeps you cool and looking great all day. Nothing is more aggravating than to spend a lot of time and effort on your hair only to have it go flat or frizz up once you get in the heat. One option is to get a short style, but if you don’t want to sacrifice your length, updos are a good choice to keep cool this summer. Here are some ideas to stay cool and look great.

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Bobs are very popular choices for short and medium length hair. They come in many varieties and offer several styling options. A fun bob is an asymmetrical cut. Longer on one side, this cut helps to soften a square face and give a round face more definition. If you’re not brave enough to have one side of your hair shorter than the other, you can achieve a similar look by pinning up one side of your hair and using a pretty hair clip to add some glamor.

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A layered bob is great for fine and thick hair. For thin hair it helps to add volume, and for thick hair a layered bob removes some of the weight and lets your natural wave pattern shine. Ask your stylist for a layered bob with or without bangs or fringe. You can style this cut straight, wavy, or put it up in hot rollers for a curly look.

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A graduated bob is a sleek and classic look. The hair is cut on an angle and is a shorter in the back and layered a bit. One of the things that makes this cut unique is the sharp angles around the face. Combine this look with a striking hair color and you’ve got an edgy and sophisticated look.

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Braids are still going strong this summer. Braids are a way to keep your length and be very creative. You can wear your hair like the picture, with a braid across the hair line and the back of your hair pulled up into a braided bun. If you have long hair, have your stylist braid your hair into small plaits and then pull them back into a ponytail, or wrapped them up into a stylish bun.

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A side French braid gives a simple ponytail a lot of style. This is a great look for work, a night out, or just shopping around town. To get this look, make a deep side part and pull a section of your hair to the front. Braid this section into a French braid and then gather your hair into a ponytail. Pull a small section of hair out of the pony and wrap it around the elastic and secure it with hair pins to hide the elastic.

Summer will be hot, there’s not doubt about that. You can look cool and polished with these styles. Ask your stylist for cool summer hairstyle ideas, and which products to use to keep your hair shiny and fresh.

Call now to book an appointment. Anastasia is a salon hair stylist in Oklahoma City, OK. Out of town appointments welcome.

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November 10, 2011 By Anastasia Nam

5 Braided Hairstyle Ideas – Oklahoma City Hair Salon

Men and women have been wearing braids in their hair for centuries. In the ancient world intricate braided hairstyles were a sign of class. The more elaborate your hairstyle, the higher in society you were. In some parts of the world braids were a matter of convenience. Braided hair doesn’t get matted and frizzy in hot climates, and they helped to protect the hair and scalp. You can find braids in almost every time period and every civilization. These ancient hairstyles have influenced hairstyles throughout history, and today braids are some of the hottest looks around. Here are 5 braided hairstyle ideas for you to try.

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Jessica Alba looks great no matter how she wears her hair, but in this picture she looks very feminine and sweet with an updo and braids. Braid along your hairline and pull the braids up into a messy knot. Jessica has several braids done on her hairline, but you can just do one or two depending on the look you want.

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Braids are the perfect hairstyle for kids. In this picture we see a little girl with the crown of her hair braided and an afro. This is a really cute style that blends together two popular trends, braids and natural hairstyles.

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If you have long hair you like to wear down, just do a single braid for an accent. This braid can be along the part like the young lady in the picture, or you can wear it at your hair line. Another cute style is peek a boo braids. These are braids done near the back and underside of your hair that peek out.

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Braids are also great for brides. You can get very elaborate or keep it simple depending on the style of wedding you are planning. In this picture the bride has her hair long and curled with a modified French side braid. The flower accents are the perfect accessory for her special day.

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Jaden and Willow Smith have lived on the edge of fashion since they were small children. Here we see them with cornrow braids. Cornrow braids are easy to care for, and you can have your stylist add human hair extensions if you don’t have the length.

These are just 5 popular takes on braids. Book an appointment with your stylist and have fun creating new looks and styles with braids. Ask your stylist for ideas and products to keep your braids looking fresh and in place.

Call now to book an appointment. Anastasia is a salon hair stylist in Oklahoma City, OK. Out of town appointments welcome.

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November 3, 2011 By Anastasia Nam

How to Do Hillary Duff’s Side Braid

At her recent book signing for her new book, Devoted, Hillary Duff wore her hair in an edgy side braid. What made this look different was the addition of a strip of leather into the braids. You can add a leather strip like Hillary did, or you can add some ribbon or feather extensions. To style a side braid like Hillary’s you first need to add some texture spray to your hair and rough it up with your hands. Next separate your hair into three pieces and pull them off to one side. Attach the leather strand with an elastic onto the middle braid. Create a loose braid and secure the ends with a hair tie. Wrap any extra leather strand around the hair tie and tie it. You can leave the stray strands loose, or secure them with bobby pins. Spray your hair all over with some hair spray and you’ve got a pretty twist on traditional braids.

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An alternative to a side part is a side ponytail. Use some texture product to make your hair easier to work with and to give you some volume then rough up your hair with your hands. Gather your hair into a side ponytail and secure with a hair tie or barrette. You can wear your hair in a deep side part like Hillary did or if you’d rather, part your hair a bit off center. An off center part is slimming to your face and keeps your style from looking too severe. If you want some lift in the crown, gently backcomb your hair and then smooth your hair down with a paddle brush. Have fun experimenting with different variations, and ask your stylist for recommendations on professional products to keep your hair looking and feeling healthy.

Call now to book an appointment. Anastasia is a salon hair stylist in Oklahoma City, OK. Out of town appointments welcome.

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August 3, 2011 By Anastasia Nam

5 Top Hair Trends for Summer 2011 – Oklahoma City Hairstylist

Hair trends come and go with each season. It seems all it takes is a few celebrities showing up with a new look, and everyone wants to join in. Like fashion, hair trends are fun and a good way to switch up your looks and get out of a beauty rut. Some of the past trends include the shag of the ’70’s, Farrah Fawcett’s signature feather hairstyle in the original Charlie’s Angels series, and who can forget the big hair of the ’80’s? Not all trends are for everyone, but it is fun to watch and see what comes around the corner next.

Here’s the most popular trends of Summer 2011.

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    Feather Extensions – these are real rooster or exotic bird feathers placed in your hair. You can style them just like your natural hair. This means you can use your curling iron, flat iron, hot rollers, wash and blow dry them. If you take care of them, they can be reused several times. If you’re worried about where the feathers come from, be sure to look for no-kill extensions. These are cruelty free and harvested from birds who are bred for their plumage while they are molting. The birds care takers harvest the feathers while they gently groom the birds. You can find feather extensions in natural colors or dyed in bright colors.

  • Ombre Hair – Ombre hair is colored lighter or darker on the ends. This gives you a gradual two tone effect that looks like you’ve spent the summer at the beach. The trend started with dark hair fading into blonde, but recently the opposite effect has also become very popular.
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    Dipped Hair – in this trend the ends of your hair are colored into rainbow hues. Dipped hair works best on blonde hair, although if you have dark hair your stylist can bleach the ends before she colors them. How many colors you choose is up to you, the more the better for a very trendy effect.

  • Braids – braids have come out of elementary school and are showing up on runways and red carpets. Fishtail braids worn on the side are hot this summer, as well as French braids. Braids give you a chance to show how creative your stylist is, and they are easy to wear and take care of.
  • Red – red hair is one of the hottest trends, and has been for quite some time. Many celebrities are wearing red hair, and you can get the right shade of red from your stylist. Ask her which professional products she recommends for at home care since red is one of the shades that tends to fade quickly.

These are some of the hottest trends showing up this summer. Be daring and try something with your hair you’ve never considered before. Ask your stylist her opinion and what she recommends. Have fun with your hair and try one of these 5 popular trends soon.

Call now to book an appointment. Anastasia is a salon hair stylist in Oklahoma City, OK. Out of town appointments welcome.

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June 22, 2011 By Anastasia Nam

Hairstyles in the News June 22, 2011 – Oklahoma City Hair Salon

Welcome to this week’s edition of Hairstyles in the News. The celebrities we love have always been examples of style and this week is no exception. Braids are very hot this summer and there are just about a million ways to wear them. This week we have four examples for you to check out. Curls and waves are also very trendy and very feminine. If you don’t have the length or volume for a wavy or curly do, ask your stylist about human hair extensions. They can be styled just like your natural hair and when placed by a professional, impossible to detect. On to this week’s celebrity styles.

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Blake Lively has her hair styled in large waves and not just one, but two messy side braids. She adds some interest with a pretty hair clip. You can have this style by pulling your hair to one side and braiding a large and small braid while leaving the rest of your hair loose. Clip everything together to one side and you’ve got a great style for a night out.

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Miley Cyrus was seen recently about town with a relaxed side braid. Miley’s hair is pulled back in a low ponytail, braided and then thrown over her shoulder. She left the front of her hair loose for a relaxed and casual style.

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Diane Kruger also has a messy side braid. It is similar to Blake’s, but Diane only has one braid and she has left more of her hair in front out. Her hair is also a bit straighter than Blake’s showing this style is good for almost any hair texture.

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Emily Osment’s neat braid looks chic and sophisticated. You could wear this style to any special occasion such as prom or a wedding. You can have her fishtail braid with a low ponytail or French braid the back of your hair.

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Chelsea Kane Staub has her hair styled in a loose and free boho style with a funky turquoise headband. Headbands are great to add some extra style to your look and to keep your hair out of your face. You can find them in almost any style to match your outfit and your mood.

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Selena Gomez is one of our favorite young stars and this week she has her hair styled in a multitude of curls. You can have this look with a curling iron, heat protecting product and maximum hold gel and hairspray. This is a great look for a night out, prom, wedding or when you want to look feminine and chic.

That’s it for this week. Try out a braid this summer and add a pretty hair clip. Headbands and hair clips are in style this season, and you can find them on the cheap at almost any store. Ask your stylist to suggest professional products to protect your hair from summer heat and high heat appliances. Always start with a great cut and use professional products to keep your hair healthy looking and shiny all summer long.

Call now to book an appointment. Anastasia is a salon hair stylist in Oklahoma City, OK. Out of town appointments welcome.

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June 11, 2011 By Anastasia Nam

3 Sexy Summer Hair Ideas – Oklahoma City Hairdresser

Summer is a time when you want to go to the beach, hang out at the pool and enjoy the outdoors. Sexy summer hair is simple and you don’t have to spend a lot of time and effort to look you best while you’re enjoying the sun. First start with a great cut. With a great cut your hair will look good no matter how you wear it. Next protect your hair from the sun by using products which contain sunscreen. Your scalp can sunburn just like your face and body so if you’re going to be out and about in heavy sun, wear a hat or scarf. The easiest summer hairstyle is a short pixie or bob, but it you have longer hair you’ll need some styling options.

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Big Ponytail

Instead of just opting for a boring ponytail why not add some volume for a different look? The secret to this look is a sleek front and a pumped up back. Use volumizing mousse on towel dried hair and gather it up into a ponytail about eye level. Use a paddle brush to back comb the ponytail. Make it as big and messy as you want. This is a great look if you’re spending the day at the beach or pool.

Braids

A long braid down your back is sexy. It sways as you walk and you can have this look in just a few minutes. Either gather your hair up into a low ponytail and then braid it, or French braid your hair into a long ponytail. This style works best on long thick hair, but you can still have this look with almost any texture or length. Simply French braid your hair into a back braid and you’ve got a sexy no fuss style.

Low Slung Bun

If you need a polished look for special night out a low slung bun is the perfect answer. Gather your hair up into a ponytail at the nape of your neck, wrap the hair around the ponytail and secure it with hairpins. Use some extra hold spray to keep it all together and don’t worry about getting each hair in place. A bit of a messy look is very sexy this season.

These are just a few of the great sexy styles you can try out this summer. Ask your stylist to recommend professional products to protect your hair from sun, chlorine and keep it looking great all summer long.

Call now to book an appointment. Anastasia is a salon hair stylist in Oklahoma City, OK. Out of town appointments welcome.

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August 5, 2009 By Anastasia Nam

Types of Women’s Hair Braids

Hair braiding is an ancient, long-standing art. It started back in 4000 BC in the West African tribes. Originally, it was a social activity, with grandmothers and mothers braiding their daughters’ hair, and the youngsters braiding even younger children’s hair. As the years passed, the art of braiding was brought to the rest of the world and gave rise to different types of hair braids. Today, braids are worn for almost all occasions, from weddings to sports meets.

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Braids are typically done on medium to long hair and while short hair is often exempt, some manage to braid their hair using inventive braiding techniques, like braiding hair horizontally across the head, or even using thinner strands of hair to create micro braids all around the head.

While there are only a few ways to braid short hair, multiple styles of braids are available for long tresses. The simplest of these would be the English, French and Dutch braids. The English braid is the most typical braid you see among women. It is done by plaiting three strands of hair from the nape of the neck downward to the tips, then securing it either with rubber elastics or barrettes. French braids are similar to the English braids, but they start from hairline, near the forehead. As this braid progresses, it incorporates hair strands from either side of the head into the weave, securing all the hair. An inverted French braid is often called a Dutch braid. This type of braid gives the look of an embossed braid, as opposed to the smooth look of the French braid. Another simple braid would be the biker’s braid. Though not technically a braid, it is often used by bikers and motorcyclists to secure hair from whiplash from wind. This hairstyle is done by securing a high ponytail at intervals with a number of hair elastics. Rope braids are also examples of false braids. These are done by twisting two to three strands of hair and should be secured in the end with hair elastics to prevent untwisting.

Other braids are not as simple or as fast to do. The Heidi / Swiss braid gives the appearance of a hair tiara for the wearer. It is made by taking two braids at the nape of the neck and crossing them over the crown of the head. Depending on the length of the hair, the Heidi braid could be wrapped around the whole head, forming a crown of hair. More complicated braids are done using more strands of hair from four to seven. Nine-strand braids can be considered the height of hair braiding art and are exhibited only by Renaissance Fair professional hair braiders. Keep in mind that the more strands there are, the harder it is to make it into a neat weave. It also makes for wider and shorter braids. Herringbone braids are time-consuming, whether doing or undoing them. These are technically a two-strand braid, formed by bringing sections from one half of the hair to the other. The braids remain neat for a long time, and don’t need to be secured. This braid style is also called ‘fishtail’ braid, because the unsecured braid splays at the bottom, like a fish’s tail. Lace braids and crown braids are two other complicated braids which employ techniques used in the French braid. Lace braids are done by gathering hair from only one side and incorporating it in the weave as it travels down the head. Crown braids, on the other hand, are woven around the head to make a crown. They are much more complicated than the Heidi braids and are very difficult to do solo.

While braids can be worn as is, they can also appear in different combinations and configurations. One such combination is the classic braid, which is basically two English braids worn on either side of the head. It is a style most consider childish or schoolgirlish. But if they are worn coiled, they can give a very sophisticated look. Another elegant braid configuration is the cascade braid. It is done by letting half of the hair in the back stay loose and flowing. This gives the overall effect of femininity to the hairstyle. Braids can also be braided into other braids, like taking two braids and weaving / twisting them into one larger braid. Braids can also be accented by smaller braids to add to the overall effect of the hairstyle.

There are practically no limits on how a woman’s hair can be braided. Different styles and combinations can be employed, especially if they are to be worn ifor very special occasions like weddings. All it takes is imagination, and a lot of patience.

Anastasia is a salon hair stylist in Oklahoma City. Out of town appointments welcome.
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