cos im bored with just boring brown short hair so can you please tell me any modern male hair styles which will look good on an 18 year old (i am also prepared to dye t if nescercery) thanks
Try a Zac Efron look. Make it a Dark Brown with honey highlights. Hey it looks so awesome on my bro and he is 18 too!!!
It depends on what you like and feel about it if it is nice looking and feels good on you.
I'm a girl with kinda short hair already.
I'm going for a more "emo" look since that's the only word to describe it.
Can anyone give me not so crazy hair styles that don't take too much time to do in the mornings and stuff?
Links would be great.
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http://forums.livingwithstyle.com/showth...
best place.
you could search photobucket or google it
http://homebeautytips.blogspot.com/searc...
scroll down until it says emo hairstyles
hope this helped
being emo is weird, try being a prep, its awesome %26amp; fun, but emo people are stared at funny
i think black with a fringe and choppy layerd hair, and maybe blonde flashes in the fringe and all around..
Flashes are good because they dont show your roots till after the first 2 or 3 months (depending on your hair)
if you go to a hair salon they will help you, they have lots of ranges of books, magazines that help you choose a style.. You need a style that suits the shape of your head/face
good luck
go to photho bucket and type in emo hair and or girl emo hair
go to the website below. put your arrow over the picture to view it. have fun. ^.^ (oh yeah, it is also called alternative.) if you don't like these then go to "short" on the left.
check the links below for beauty tips to:-- * Prom Hairstyles
cos im bored with just boring brown short hair so can you please tell me any modern male hair styles which will look good on an 18 year old (i am also prepared to dye t if nescercery) thanks
Try a Zac Efron look. Make it a Dark Brown with honey highlights. Hey it looks so awesome on my bro and he is 18 too!!!
It depends on what you like and feel about it if it is nice looking and feels good on you.
I wear glasses, have a round face, with long(probably mid-back length) straight hair(when it's dry. when it's wet there's some wave to it) thats rather thick. I want a Meg Ryan type style, (similar to this: http://hairstyles.hairboutique.com/galle... short and wavy. I've had perms before, and I've had short hair before. Which order should I go in - hair cut first, then perm, or perm first, then style? I don't want bangs, but otherwise I'm pretty open. Any ideas? And what kind of perm do I ask for so I don't end up with a 'fro?
Thanks!
I could not see the picture in the link.
Be realistic in your expectations. Any hairstyle where you have to alter your natural texture may also mean that you will have high maintenance to keep it looking that way.
It would be a good idea to go to the same stylist (it would be nice if the stylist) has experience doing all the services that are required for the style that you desire.
Bring a picture or two to the salon and show it to the stylist. Ask questions. Also, try to get a style that you won't have to spend two hours every morning doing. Ask the stylist to show you how to style your new hairstyle.
A good stylist shouldn't become impatient if you ask a lot of questions. It's your hair and you want to look good. If she/he tells you that Meg's style is not right for you, ask the person to show you a style that would be more appropriate. If you don't feel comfortable for whatever reason, leave before the service.
Your best bet is to go to a place that has a good reputation and if you feel that they treat you well.
Good luck.
I don't know to much about perms since I'm black and we use relaxers, but I know you should get the perm first then cut it, because if you cut then perm, the hair might turn out being uneven. There's a chance that your hair will be uneven if you perm then cut but atleast it going to be styled so you can't tell, also talk to your stylist, they should know the best route to go
this is an old photo of me, i now have hair down to my shoulders with no layers, because im growing out from a BAD short hair cut!i can wear my hair in ANY curly or strait style, it anything where i can use the same cut for both would be great
http://s77.photobucket.com/albums/j66/Za...
Can't see the link....
Hey,
watch this video on Hairstyles. Its a good video on how to do hairstyles.
You will get some good links and pictuers of different hairstyles also.
Here is it,
http://new-hairstyles1.blogspot.com/
Best wishes
I am a ballet dancer. I have class 3 times a week at a pre-professional school. I would really like to get my hair cut in a pixie style. I'd be able to slick it back, no hair would be in my face. But do you think that they could ask me to a) get extensions or something like that b) wear a wig in performance?
Ask your instructor how she feels about short hair, and if she would require a wig for performances.
As long as you have a way to pull it back and off your face, I don't think it would be a problem.
wow
you can just buy an extension to wear during performances....
i don't know anything about ballet. but from the competitions that i saw on tv, they always tie their hair in a bun. so...i don't think short hair is a problem. plus one of the ballet dancer has shoulder length hair.
so, i think it's ok to have short hair.
Well I think you may as well keep your hair.That way you would always be used to it being there you may find it too awkward to perform if that is the only time that you are dealing with it. I see most dancers putting thier hair up in a bun, high on top with a braid streaming from it.
no
I am an African American woman with short hair, i.e. Nia Long, and I miss my chin length hair. I want to grow it out, but when it gets to the "in between stage", those who have or had short hair, no what I am talking about, I give up hope and
chop it off. I need some tips on how to my hair styled while growing it out. And please, if you don't have an answer for my question, please spare me the sarcasm, stupid answers and what have you. Score your extra points on someone else's question. You know who you are.
After I cut my hair and it got to that in between length I use to wear it in fake ponytails. As soon as it was long enough to put in a ponytail, I had it in one. You could either do a slick back straight one, of if your coming out of the relaxer you could find a wavy one that matches your texture and color and slick it up of wear it messy. Fake ponytails can look very elegant if they are worn the right way. Getting it done at the shop always helps mines last at least a week. But there are so easy to do, you can do it yourself. However if you haven't reached that ponytail length braids are a very good alternative. Work through it you will be happy when your hair finally reaches the length you want it! It will only be at that funny stage for a few months.
P.S. I use to make up for not so perfect hair days with a cute new outfit and make up!
How about getting extensions in the meantime?
I just wore my hair back in a headband.
liberty spikes?
I always do that too! I deal with the in between stage by wearing cute hats, scarves, and even small headbands or barretts. My hairs real fine and thin but these work for all hair types. I have a huge collection of scarves that I love. As for the style I am not sure because your hair texture is different than mine but the scarves are a quick stylish fix.
When it is long enough,either relax or straighten have it roller set and when you are ready to go out undo your rollers and use a pick to just tease up the curls, that should look very lovely, especially if you your hair set up in rows, hope this should help you out.
I know exactly what you mean!! I'm going through the same phase right now.
I decided to get my hair braided. Since it is the winter time, I decided to go with tree braids. It allows me to have the look and feel of longer hair and it last for a few months.
My recommendation is to keep getting your hair braided for a few months and then wear it down. You'll be surprised at the results.
*** KEY NOTE *** Make sure you get your ends trimmed (not cut .. some stylist get scissor happy) between getting your hair braided. This helps prevent split ends, breakage and helps your hair to grow faster and healthier.
how about braiding?
You should twist it and then wear it crinkly or just have 2 strand twist in your hair. Flip it under or up. You said Nia Long but not which hair style of her's she has had a few.
Hi! How about clip on hair?? Or how about tryin a headband? i think they look very sleek and they are sooo in style right now. The plus is that they hold all those stubborn little hairs back, while still looking fashionable. I just grew my bangs out myself, and they have lots of cute little barrettes and such that you could clip them aside with until it grows out to where you want. Just from personal experience, growing it out isnt easy or fun! But you can change things up until you get there! I hope some of my ideas help you!
Those in between times are rough.... but you can get through it. My hair was once Nia along...but I grit my teeth and got through it by getting it shampooed and curled every week.....I had an excellent stylists who would hook it up!!.... and curled it side to side, diagnally, etc. doing different things each week to help me have something fresh and new. One it got an inch long of so he would curl it up in the back.... just keep it cute girl. Also, it's winter time so cute hats and things like that will help you through that BLAH moment.
Wigs are a nice alternative if you're into that sort of things. I'd lay off the extensions and things.... slows down the process because of wear and tear.
You can do it, hang in there...
