Disconnected layers can leave you with a mullet that was popular in 1985, but not fashionable in 2013.
Slice cutting and blending will help even out a disconnected layering job. A fair skinned person should use cooler hair colors, such as soft browns and reds. Choosing highlights that are too light can wash out your face and make you look too pale or older.
Keep your color looking nicer longer by using color safe shampoos and conditioners. Make sure these are sulfate free products.
Medium length hair is the ideal choice for the early winter months. It’s easy to style. It’s long enough that it can protect against the cold, but is short enough to stay healthy and shiny. If you plan to have medium length hair, please consider the styles listed below. There are all kinds of modern hairstyles this season.
If you want to change something about yourself, why not consult your hairdresser and change your hair? It’s cheaper than a nose job and grows out better, too. Here are some of the most modern examples around. Consult a hairdresser. She can help you form the best fit for your face and all you need is the courage to change!
No matter what, hairpieces and pony tails will not be ignored in this winter’s hairstyles. Even those who don`t like change will be thrilled by these beautiful hairstyles for this fall and winter.
1. Bohemian-hippy style- It has an exotic sound to it but is common enough that you won’t shock people. This style has been made popular by the likes of Avril Lavigne. Your stylist can apply heat protection to your hair and dry the hair partially. She can part the hair in the middle of the head and finish drying it with a special technique with a brush to give you a warm and short haired look. As your stylist shapes your hair, it should look a little wild. Ask for advice on how to apply hair spray consistently, based on your hair.
2. Ponytail- Have your hair straightened and gathered in a ponytail! Ask your stylist to pull out one strand of hair and wrap it around the pony tail for an exquisite and sophisticated look. Adding product to increase the glow will emphasize an ultra-sleek appearance. We recommend having nourishing treatment professionally applies for the hair before styling. Treatment keeps hair healthy and shiny.
3. The Wet Look-The appearance of “straight from the shower.” With a professional dry and part, this style will prepare you for a night out or social event. Ask your hairstylist to apply this look for you, from top to bottom.
4. “Country girl” look-This hairstyle is simple and natural–quickly and easily shaped. The style is achieved with unequal parting and all the hair collected over one shoulder. Lightly pushed-up hair gives volume and a ragged appearance. Ask your stylist to tighten the hair together in two or more places to give it an in-and-out flow. She will then decide what to do with the bangs. Ask if it is possible to sweep them across your forehead and fasten them in back. This will give you a phenomenal look that is simple and gorgeous at the same time.
5. XXL bun or pin-up -Ask your stylist for a wash and see if they recommend towel dried hair and/or mouse. Your hairdresser can then completely dry your hair. You can ask your stylist to give your hair an extra shine as well. Then she can curl your hair into a hairpiece high on your head or pin it. For short or thin hair, ask if she recommends the use of a ring dryer for volume.
The days of women trying on a more mannish look are long gone, but short hair styles are still very much in fashion. The difference between short hair then and what’s hot for this holiday season, and into 2011, is the fragile femininity of the hair. However, you can still expect to see polished up-do looks on women who prefer to keep their long hair but want to stay in fashion.
This means that short hair for 2011 will have a major slant of the womanly side, and this also includes hair color. This is because women are more confident of their achievements and potential than ever before. With even more women in positions of authority than ever, short hair styles remain a growth area (forgive the pun). Expect more of the pixie cuts with wispy bangs; asymmetrical cuts; bobs with one side longer than the other; or even hair cuts with dainty ears peeking out.
For this winter holiday, since the cold weather has a drying effect on hair, keratin protein treatments will help you control frizz, and keep your hair soft and shiny. The treatment goes beyond normal, cheap protein treatments and puts back the moisture in your hair – so that whatever length your hair is, you won’t have to worry about nasty fly-aways and bad hair days.
If you want to look stylish this last quarter, color your hair at the most 2 shades darker or lighter. If you want a look that isn’t monochromatic, try using lighter color towards the tips or ends of your hair. You may read a lot about copper being the hottest color for the new year, but be cautious about using it – especially if it will not look natural. If so, try copper highlights, especially if your skin tone will not compliment the color of copper.
Come 2011, the trends will focus more on the health of your hair and which style suits your face and body frame. Instead of trying to copy your favorite celebrity (which is not always a good idea), consider getting the opinion of a professional hair stylist. These are the experts on hair styles since they not only look at your face, they also consider your hair color, health, body frame, your best facial features, and your skin tone. If there is a current top celebrity whose hair will fit you to perfection, the stylist will inform you. It’s the best way to give you a graphic example of how you can look at the end of a session with him or her.