Trendy Hairstyles for Winter 2011
Trendy Hairstyles for Winter 2011
When it comes to hairstyles, we have seen a variety of different things in the last few years. There was a time when stick straight hair was popular. Just this past year, it was popular to scrunch your hair for that fresh off the beach look. However, this year is taking a complete different turn.
Instead of unnatural looking hair and styles that can potentially damage your hair, this year is making an emphasis on your natural hair. That’s right, natural curls, straight hair, wavy hair, no matter what kind of hair you have, this year it’s stylish and considered very trendy.
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You can also emphasis your natural hair as well. For example, if you have naturally curly hair, you can use texture cream or gel in order to make sure that your curls stay in (it also makes them a lot less poofy when you let it down). You can also leave them as they are. For waves, you can braid your hair and take it out and see if it makes it look wavier; it’s up to you what you would like to do as far as hair goes.
On the other hand, bright colors have also reached a peak as far as hair color goes. Some of the hottest hair color trends are bright hair colors such as fire engine red and lime green and even bright blueberry blue. These colors are best paired with dark hair, but also work very well with blonde or even red hair. (Keep in mind that unless you are a natural platinum blonde that you will definitely need to have portions of your hair bleached.)
JAPANESE HAIRSTYLES TRENDS SUMMER
The Japanese have long been at the center of fashion trends. They always come up with the coolest hairstyles and everyone loves them. Most of the time, Japanese hairstyles look great on anyone and they are easy to adjust for any woman. While every Japanese city has different styles that are popular, there are trends that are common throughout Japan.
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Variations of the wolf cut have become very popular. In fact, short and medium hairstyles are much more popular in Japan than long styles. These short styles are very flattering, and often use a razor to bring definition and personality to the cuts. Bobs are also very popular right now, especially bobs that utilize the razor or that are cut in layers so that bright colors and highlights can easily be added to the hairstyle. A very popular bobbed hairstyle that is extremely flattering on those with slender features is a bob that is curled under at the ends. This bob goes only to the nape of the neck and just above the eyes and is curled under to give a very sexy, professional look.
Variations of pixie cuts are also quite popular right now. Pixie cuts are very easy to maintain, which fits in perfectly with the busy Japanese lifestyle. Pixie cuts are also very easy to change around. Short, fluffy pixies are great for those who are busy all the time, while layered pixies are perfect for anyone who wants to add more pizzazz to their style. Layered pixies are great for hiding unflattering features while adding lots of color.
POPULAR RETRO HAIRSTYLES
POPULAR RETRO HAIRSTYLES
Ahh, the year 2010 is upon us. Back in the 1950′s our parents and grandparents daydreamed that by now we would be riding to work in flying cars and that when we got home we would be enjoying delicious food prepared by our robot maids while our children did homework on massive home computers the size of a living room wall! Of course, the daydreams of the 1950′s and even the 1980′s are long gone for bigger, grander things and even grander realities, but that doesn’t mean the hair is gone! Here’s a quick preview of popular retro hairstyles in 2010.
Who can forget Marilyn Monroe? Those beautiful rounded features of her were perfectly set off by her sweet little curly bob and now yours can be, too! In fact, the era that brought you the pixie bob seem to be getting a ton of remembrance lately with pixie bobs, bowl-shaped cuts and spit curl accents everywhere you look from the runways to the silver screen. You’re going to love this retro trend: not only is it hot, it’s easy to maintain as well! Glam is going to be back in with rock-inspired hairdos also a source of popular retro hairstyles in 2010. Volume will be pumped to the max and hair with body and shine will the order of the day for ladies with long hair. Get daring with layers and don’t be shy to set off your hair a little with a few well-placed curls or waves. Bright colors are also in giving plenty of alternatives to the traditional colored highlights as well to add in a bit of that rock and roll punch to your hairdo. It doesn’t matter if you want 1950′s class or 1980′s Glam, in the year 2010 retro is in!
TRENDY ASIAN HAIRSTYLES 2010 SEASON
TRENDY ASIAN HAIRSTYLES 2010 SEASON
When Asian hairstyles are mentioned, one may automatically think of uneven cuts and highlights. This can be true to a point but there are also other hairstyles that Asian men and women love to have. They are trendy and like to experiment with different hairstyles.
A popular cut for women today is the mid length hairstyle with straight bangs across the forehead. The hair is usually formed into a bob but with several layers. Women with long hair love to wear long wavy locks with side swept fringes to match. There are also ladies who stick with their straight hair and no bangs are added. For men, there is no definite Asian hairstyle. Like the ladies, men also love to experiment with different looks with a few touches and gel in their hands. Whether they decide to go bald or sport long hair, they always have a way of spicing up their look. While the boy cut is still preferred by many, there are some who like to make spikes out of their hair or have fringes that cover part of their forehead.
Asian women love to dye their hair, not to entirely change their hair color, but to add glamour to it. Some love to add red or dark brown shades to their hair. Sometimes teenagers tend to go with bright colors by dyeing their hair with red or pink. Men are seen to their natural hair color and some choose to have highlights that match their eye color.