Long Curly Hair Styles - Romantic, Feminine, Elegant And Sexy

Romantic, feminine, elegant & sexy - these are just some of the words which can be used to describe long curly hair styles. Whether you have lush, natural curls or a slightly wavy texture, the good news is that you can wear them in a variety of styles that will suit almost every occasion.

Before enumerating the many styles that you can wear, let us first give out some maintenance tips if you prefer to wear your hair long, curly or wavy. First of all, make sure that you do have the right cut for your hair. Check with your stylist. Do you need to let your hair grow so that its volume can be maintained? Will cutting in a layered style work to highlight the curliness that you have? Or does it need an even trim at the bottom so that the lushness of the curls can be maintained.

After having just-the-right haircut, the next thing that you need to work on is maintaining its health. Remember that thick, curly and long hair is prone to dryness, so make sure to use hair care products suitable for the texture and natural state of your hair. Also, use a wide-toothed comb if its absolutely necessary for you to comb - otherwise, running your fingers through them is the best styling option.

Selecting Just-the-Right Type of Long Curly Hair Styles to Suit You

Although long, curly locks may look a bit difficult to maintain, the good news is that there are a lot of different designs you can use to vary your look depending on the occasion. As such, all the effort that you spent in maintaining your long locks will all be worth it in the end.

To give you an idea, here is a list of the different hair styles that you can apply to your long, curly hair:

* Side Partition - Depending on the shape of your face, long, curly hair which is worn parted to the side can be a very flattering look. You can wear your hair loose or have it in an elegant ponytail at the back.
* Middle Part - Again, the partition that you should make for your long, curly locks should depend on the shape of your face. A middle partition is gives off that ultra-feminine look, especially when combined with the long, curly locks that you have.
* An Updo - For more formal occasions, you may want to gather your luscious locks up in an elegant updo. The good news is that you can let out a few loose curls on the side and the back of your head to frame your face - this look will flatter just about anyone.
* Bangs or Layers - If you're tired of having a straight and even cut for your long, curly hair, have your stylist make variations with the cut by using layers or adding bangs for some depth to your hair style.
* Romantic - Finally, no other hair style looks sexier than the classic, long curly hairstyles. All you need to do is wear your long and curly hair loose and voila - an instant romantic style that you can wear for any occasion!

Long, curly hairstyles can give you the ultimate flexibility and styling design. Maintaining your hair's health is paramount to avoiding frizz, building body and volume, and keeping curl control. Use products design for waves and length, and you'll be rewarded with soft, smooth hair that has humidity resistance and shine!
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Sandra Bullock With A Side-swept Curled Style

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Chic Office Attires

Hi guys, this was supposed to be Monday's post, so am going to put up flexible chic outfits which can be worn to the office and ormal occasions, 

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Short Trendy Hairstyles - What's Hot For 2007

A short trendy hair style for the modern woman can make life a lot easier. There's less time spent taking care of it - what could you do with that extra 15-25 minutes you'll save not having to style and dry your long locks? Something short and 'today' can also boost your confidence and even make you look younger!

However, it's critical to match the short hairstyle to the shape of your face and to your personality and lifestyle. It's important to have a balanced look between your upper body, face and hair.

Below are some short trendy hair styles that should get you some looks in 2007.

THE PIXIE CUT

A Chopped up and brazenly messy do. Made popular in the 60's - remember Twiggie? It can look simply amazing with the summer weather coming. Toss in some highlights, slick down the bangs or go with a bold color to add variety or make a statement.

This style will really show off your face so be sure you're confident about your facial features and skin before going with this hairstyle. If your eyes are a central feature of your face, this style can really make them 'pop'. You should also have delicate, "fine boned", angular features to your face.

The predominate feature of this style are the close-cropped layers that frame your face. It's also very short and close-cropped around your ears and back of the neck. Other features are a many short pieces that vary in length so there are many places on your hair that are even. Halle Berry has sported this hair style very successfully over the years. Sharon Stone too.

BOB's

The new Bob has edgy styles and variations that men, women and children are choosing for this years cut. Salons are reporting it as the most asked for style and expect the trend to hold for quite some time.

This haircut could work on women aged 21 to easily 50. What makes a bob work well is soft, straight hair. The rest is a question of face structure. Women with longer faces should opt for bangs and a shorter cut, while those with round faces should have a Bob with side bangs that are cut away from the face.

Here are a few that should be fit, flirty and fabulous this year:

Inverted Bob
A great hairstyle if you have really fine hair. It's one of the few trendy and most popular hairstyles that women with baby fine hair can wear and look great.

Go chic sophisticate to ultra funky with punches of colors, various layers, and creative highlights. There's lots to choose from - the chic sleek pageboy image, asymmetrical, or going as bold as you dare - or something in between.

This bob can work with a wide range of hair textures. There are styles for curly, frizzy, straight, smooth, and wavy hair.

Short Bob
Best for oval or square faces. You can do many things with this hairstyle - cut some short, medium or long layers to spice it up. For a totally different trendy look, flip your under ends out. Don't get carried away. Or get brave and add some color to throw in some contrast.

Or change the angles to give it a different look - go short on one side blended to longer on the other side. Use a longer version if your face is very round. Very straight hair suits this hair cut well.

The general rule is the longest pieces of hair should fall just above the chin to keep the face hugging effect.

Blunt Bob
This hair style can make fine hair look thicker. However, be prepared to do a lot of hair straightening and maintenance with this hair style. Unless you are willing to straighten your hair every day, this hairstyle can be a pain for natural curly hair.

Go with a blunt line and bangs above the brow. A more severe fringe gives this hairstyle its sharpness. But agin, if you have curly hair, you may want to go with one of the other hair styles.

Curly Bob
Great for those with a rounder face however Winona Ryder has made this style work for her with her square shaped face. Utilize layers to help detail your curls

Make sure the length is longer than the chin and a tad longer on the neck to keep the style well balance and looking good. If you have spiral curls, don't go too short on this style. You may want to trim a few of the individual curls to keep the bulk down.

The bob is a timeless hairstyle. They are always "in" and seem to work well with natural curly hair.

LONG AND SHORT

If you have a more oval shaped faced, this may be the style for you. You can go from rocker chic if you have wavy hair to a look that appears to have wonderful body and life if you're more on the fine, straight hair side.

Make sure to keep the layers fairly long at the back and uneven all around. This hair style is about flow. For an optional look, add in uneven, heavy bangs that can be tucked behind either ear is popular too.

SHORT SHAG

Don't go with this hair style if you have really thick or really fine hair. Other than that, this looks great with every other hair type. Your face type should be fairly delicate and have small features to really make this hairstyle "sizzle".

SHORT TRENDY HAIRSTYLES FOR OLDER WOMEN

A short haircut for older women does not have to mean drab and boring. We all know that age is just a number right? Heck, you're as old a you feel. Age is just a number so don't feel you need to be put into a box with your hairstyle at this age.

You've finally obtained an age where you have some much deserved time to spend on yourself so why not get a short trendy hairstyle that reflects your attitude and your desire to look youthful? Besides, short, trendy hairstyles can be easy to maintain, look absolutely fabulous and give you more time to spend on other things - even if you 'look' like you've been all day in the salon.

Ask your stylist to cut your hair to a length of about 2 to 3 inches all over. There are gels and texturizers you can purchase to give you that "messy" look if that's your style or should we say "attitude"?. These can be toweled in or applied with the fingers and directed when blowing dry.

If you'd rather opt for a more classy or casual look no problem. There are many styles to choose from here too. Ask your stylist to cut your hair into contoured layers through the crown of your head. At the sides, your hair should be allowed to gently frame your face. This is an easy hairstyle to maintain if you have on "on the go" lifestyle.

USE TECHNOLOGY

There are many short hair styles that can have you looking fabulous this year. Everything from sophisticated to punk.

If you want to see exactly how you'll look in one of the new hairstyles, check out a few of the hairstyle picture services on the net. With some of the better ones, you can upload photos of yourself and see 100's of great hairstyles on your own face - even in 3D - so you can see what you will look like from every angle. They'll also let you browse the styles by your face shape, by featured celebrity hairstyle, or by hairstyle category. They really are a GREAT way to see into the future BEFORE spending big bucks on the stylist!

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Taraji P. Henson Fashion

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Chinese Hairstyle 2009

Not only in Japan ahead in the business of hair that Chinese development is also experiencing a very significant problem, some of the best among many models that mimic the style of Chinese hair if your hair model lovers surely you do not skip this one ...

In early times in Fuzhou, South China, yisao and yimei (married woman and unmarried woman) could be distinguished from each other according to their hairstyle. In the period after the Qing Dynasty and at the beginning of the Republic of China, married women there wore their hair in a bun while unmarried women wore their hair in a plait, which was a generally accepted custom, and no one should go against it. Those with a bun were called respectfully "yisao" while those with a plait were called "yimei" endearingly. So the mark was clear, and the borderline was definite: you can judge at first sight, without mistake.
By the 1920's and 1930's, married women's hairstyle changed gradually from the bun to the modish perm. On the day before wedding, the girl went to the barber's to have her hair permed, accompanied by her lady friend or relative. After the perming, when she walked on the street, every one (whether acquaintances or strangers) could understand that she would become a bride soon. In that period, the boundary between yisao and yimei was still clear, so, you would not make a mistake if you call someone according to her hairstyle.
Later on, unmarried teenage girls also had their hair permed, and some yisao who had become mothers still plaited their hair, so it became hard to tell a yisao from a yimei only according to the hairstyle.



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