SEXY HAIRSTYLES FOR WAVY HAIR
SEXY HAIRSTYLES FOR WAVY HAIR
Wavy hair can be a pain in the rear end at times. It isn’t quite straight, isn’t quite curly, and it isn’t quite straight. It’s the confusing type of hair that looks neat and pretty, but on the other hand it can be so bad that you cringe when you walk ten steps because you know that you’re going to end up with ten or
The first solution is a haircut. If you want to make your mane more manageable, you might want to try to cut it short. First of all, keep in mind that your hair needs to be maintained if it is cut shorter. If you do not maintain it, then once it get a bit of length to it, it may start to curl up in all sorts of weird ways that won’t look all that attractive. However, you could also keep it at about shoulder length that will prevent the curling up that would happen if you decided to grow it out again, and would make it much easier to grow out.
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However, if reaching for the scissors isn’t what you are looking for, you can also try a few of these hairstyles.
Bun. A bun is a great way to keep your hair up and neat, without it getting knotted up.
Ponytails are another great way to keep your hair neat. They’re simple and versatile. You can put it up as high or low as you want. It also is a good way of keeping cool during the summer.
French braids are another solution to your hair woes. It keeps your hair up off your neck, and draws attention to your face and features since your hair is pulled back and away. The result of a french braid is slightly scrunched-looking hair that is easy to brush when you take it out. Otherwise, it keeps everything neat. Great for a date or job interview and even better paired with a simply dress, more knots.
CUTE SUMMER HAIR STYLES FOR CURLY HAIR
CUTE SUMMER HAIR STYLES FOR CURLY HAIR 2010
Having curly hair can be a pain in the rear. Sure, you see all the stars with their hopelessly immaculate curls that look sooo adorable, but the problem is that most of the time, they don’t have natural curls or they have tamed them to the degree that they are the fat, bouncy curls that don’t get knotty quite as quick as other curls.
Either way, it is quite the pain. But that shouldn’t put you down—there’s loads of things you can do with curly hair to make it look more adorable than it already is! After all, a mane of bouncy beautiful curls gives you a youthful, fun loving persona. Who wouldn’t want that?
1. Barrettes. This might seem a bit confusing, but honestly, all that you have to do is gather your bangs how you would like them, and clip them to the side. Barrettes are also great for capturing a few stray curls that have escaped from a bun—and they add a little bit of femininity to any hairstyle!
2. Buns. Buns work on almost anyone. If you don’t mind straightening your hair, you can create very interesting, multi-textured look. For example, you could sweep all but the forelock of your hair back into a bun and secure it with an elastic ponytail holder, or a scrunchy if you prefer. Then take the forelock and straighten it as much as you possibly can, using your preferred product. (Hair spray can work, but if you’re sweating, it may end up washing away the hair spray and result in more curls.) Then sweep it to the side and secure with a bobby pin or barrette.
3. French braids. French braids work on pretty much any hairstyle. They take a bit of work, but with a little bit of effort, you can take your unruly mane and tame it. French braiding your own hair is difficult, but it can be done. The best way to do so is to watch someone else braiding their hair or someone else’s and visualize the steps. It also might help to look up a tutorial that goes through it step by step and watch at the same time. Once you have it down in your mind, begin to practice. It takes a while to get your braid tight enough to stay all day, but it certainly can be done!
SIDE BRAIDS HAIR
SIDE BRAIDS HAIR 2010
I’ve seen this style a lot; it was made popular by Alicia Keys, who actually braids her own hair. Side-braids hair has tiny braids on the side – usually French braids - while the rest of that hair is left straight, hanging and undecorated. While this style is popular among African-American women, it’s not necessarily confined to them. In fact, I saw the style again just this morning on Boa Kwan, a Korean artist who specializes in hip-hop, techno and dance music.
It was absolutely gorgeous on her, and I paused the video to study the pattern. This hairstyle is unique, because the pattern is what draws the eye, not necessarily the style. Usually it is braided in a zigzag pattern, though it can also be braided in a circle, crossovers and even train tracks – braids that are parallel and co straight down in one direction. The ends are normally decorated with beads, or even curled sometimes. Ultimately though, the rest of the hair remains straight and untouched.
It takes less than ten minutes to get this done, and if you know a friend who can braid your hair (or you can do it yourself) you can get it done for cheap – or free. Most of the time this hairstyle is used when going out to a club or party of some sort. I’ve rarely ever seen it outside of the realm of casual fun, conserved for hanging out with friends, dinner at the local cafe or even going to the movies
