Wednesday, August 15, 2012
Tuesday, February 14, 2012
BEST HAIR DO FOR YOUR FACE
A woman's hair is her crowning glory. It frames her face and completes her appearance. She can talk with her hair, and there are so many ways that a person can tell about her by simply looking at her hair. It is therefore very important for a woman to take care of her hair, to keep it clean, moisturized and trimmed, so that it would remain soft, shiny and neat.
Most women cut their hair to different styles in an attempt to enhance their looks. Some like their hair long and straight, while others like to wear their hair long and with abundant curls and ringlets. There are others who go for the minimum, no-fuss look and always have their hair cut short and simple, while others wish to strike a balance between femininity and practicality and keep their hair at mid-length. And there are still others who like experimenting on color and highlights, not just with the length and cut of their hair.
Unfortunately, not everyone can wear the same hairstyle and look good in it. Some hairstyles look great on some women, but sadly look like bombs on others. Many things can be taken into account as to why this is so, but mostly it is because the hairstyle does not flatter the face.
The way you do your hairdos must flatter your face and enhance your best features. After all, that is what the hair is supposed to do, aesthetically speaking � to frame your face and to help bring out your best features. Whether a hairstyle will look good on you or not depends on the shape of your face.
There are many, many types of hairstyles out there, but not all will look good on you unless the hairstyle fits the shape of your face. Below are the different hairstyles that are considered most flattering for each shape of face.
An OVAL FACE. The oval face is the perfect face. Almost any hairstyle will go with it, whether it is long or short, straight or curly. If you have an oval face, you will do well with having layers near your chin or cheekbones to draw attention to them. However, try to avoid hairstyles that add volumes to the top of your head � it will make your face look longer.
A LONG FACE. If you have a long or oblong face, you should create the illusion of width to balance it out. You can add width to your face by doing your hair with long, side-swept bangs or chin-length bobs. You will also do well with curls and waves that frame the face.
If you have a long or oblong face, you should avoid letting your hair grow extremely long or having your hair cut extremely short. Such extreme hairstyles will take the width from your face and emphasize its length.
A ROUND FACE. If people with long faces need to add width to their faces, people with round faces need to take some of the width and bulk off by adding length. If your face is round you need to create the illusion of length, and to do this, you can have your hair cut just below your chin, or in graduated layers. Do not do your hair in short, one-length, blunt cuts, as it will only draw attention to the roundness of your face.
A square face. Having a square face means having an angular jaw. The hairstyle trick with having a square face is drawing attention away from that jaw. This is done by putting texture to your hair. Short curls do exactly this, as well as long layers that start just below the jawline. If your face has a square shape, you should try not to have your hair cut in one-length bobs or wear bangs that are cut bluntly. It will only emphasize the squareness of your face.
A HEART-SHAPED FACE. Heart-shaped faces are pretty Valentines, but the pointed chin draws attention away from the eyes. If you have a heart-shaped face, you could bring focus to your eyes by wearing side-swept bangs, a fringe on your brow or long layers at the top. Or you could let your hair grow and have it done with layers that touch your cheekbones
.
Most women cut their hair to different styles in an attempt to enhance their looks. Some like their hair long and straight, while others like to wear their hair long and with abundant curls and ringlets. There are others who go for the minimum, no-fuss look and always have their hair cut short and simple, while others wish to strike a balance between femininity and practicality and keep their hair at mid-length. And there are still others who like experimenting on color and highlights, not just with the length and cut of their hair.
Unfortunately, not everyone can wear the same hairstyle and look good in it. Some hairstyles look great on some women, but sadly look like bombs on others. Many things can be taken into account as to why this is so, but mostly it is because the hairstyle does not flatter the face.
The way you do your hairdos must flatter your face and enhance your best features. After all, that is what the hair is supposed to do, aesthetically speaking � to frame your face and to help bring out your best features. Whether a hairstyle will look good on you or not depends on the shape of your face.
There are many, many types of hairstyles out there, but not all will look good on you unless the hairstyle fits the shape of your face. Below are the different hairstyles that are considered most flattering for each shape of face.
An OVAL FACE. The oval face is the perfect face. Almost any hairstyle will go with it, whether it is long or short, straight or curly. If you have an oval face, you will do well with having layers near your chin or cheekbones to draw attention to them. However, try to avoid hairstyles that add volumes to the top of your head � it will make your face look longer.
A LONG FACE. If you have a long or oblong face, you should create the illusion of width to balance it out. You can add width to your face by doing your hair with long, side-swept bangs or chin-length bobs. You will also do well with curls and waves that frame the face.
If you have a long or oblong face, you should avoid letting your hair grow extremely long or having your hair cut extremely short. Such extreme hairstyles will take the width from your face and emphasize its length.
A ROUND FACE. If people with long faces need to add width to their faces, people with round faces need to take some of the width and bulk off by adding length. If your face is round you need to create the illusion of length, and to do this, you can have your hair cut just below your chin, or in graduated layers. Do not do your hair in short, one-length, blunt cuts, as it will only draw attention to the roundness of your face.
A square face. Having a square face means having an angular jaw. The hairstyle trick with having a square face is drawing attention away from that jaw. This is done by putting texture to your hair. Short curls do exactly this, as well as long layers that start just below the jawline. If your face has a square shape, you should try not to have your hair cut in one-length bobs or wear bangs that are cut bluntly. It will only emphasize the squareness of your face.
A HEART-SHAPED FACE. Heart-shaped faces are pretty Valentines, but the pointed chin draws attention away from the eyes. If you have a heart-shaped face, you could bring focus to your eyes by wearing side-swept bangs, a fringe on your brow or long layers at the top. Or you could let your hair grow and have it done with layers that touch your cheekbones
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Tuesday, January 31, 2012
SNEAK PEAK OF SOME OF ZAC POSEN LOOKS YOU MIGHT FIND THIS SEASON
Zac Posen is a well known American designer that has dressed very gorgeous celebs like Noami Campbell, Natalie Portman, Kate Winslet, Cameroun Diaz, Jennifer Lopez, Beyonce and Rihanna. Zac Posen knows the female body very well and his clothing makes a woman feel sexy, confident and curvy........
Friday, January 27, 2012
ANOTHER DAZZLING TREND FOR THE SEASON.......SMOKY EYES
7 STEPS TO ACHIEVING THE HOT SMOKY EYES FOR THE SEASON
STEP 1
GETTING THE EYES READY
Begin by applying a lightbshade of concealer to te under area and all over the top lid.......your mineral foundation is a great for this step and prepares your eyes for d shadow that youre going to apply...
STEP2
USING THE LINER
First line both of d top and bottom rims with an eye pecil, paying attention to gving into the lash line itself.
if you have small eyes apply liner starting from the middle of the under eye to the outside if the eye.if your eyes are large feel free to line from corner to corner.
STEP3
ADDING THE SHADOW
WIuth a small eye shadow brush or q-tip, soften the edges of the eye pencil line....Apply a dark shadow using a sponge-tip applicator, smudge brush or a q-tip directly over the penciled area and smudge....(you can also use your finger tip).
STEP4
FINAL TOUCH
Apply a lighter shadow n a neutral tone with a larger eye shadow brush using a wet/dry brush. Encycling the entire eye area be sure to soften and graduate outward for the perfect blended look. ADD MASCARA
STEP 5
CLEANING UP THE TERRITORY
Brush away any shadow that has fallen below the eye with a fluffy brush and clean up any area that has smeared with the q-tip.
STEP6
GOING SUPER DRAMATIC
Want a more dramatic look add more shadow and mascara
STEP7
FINISHING THE LIPS
If you wsnt to go for a classic smoky eye look,lightly line lios with a natural colour in peach or caramel..
STEP 1
GETTING THE EYES READY
Begin by applying a lightbshade of concealer to te under area and all over the top lid.......your mineral foundation is a great for this step and prepares your eyes for d shadow that youre going to apply...
STEP2
USING THE LINER
First line both of d top and bottom rims with an eye pecil, paying attention to gving into the lash line itself.
if you have small eyes apply liner starting from the middle of the under eye to the outside if the eye.if your eyes are large feel free to line from corner to corner.
STEP3
ADDING THE SHADOW
WIuth a small eye shadow brush or q-tip, soften the edges of the eye pencil line....Apply a dark shadow using a sponge-tip applicator, smudge brush or a q-tip directly over the penciled area and smudge....(you can also use your finger tip).
STEP4
FINAL TOUCH
Apply a lighter shadow n a neutral tone with a larger eye shadow brush using a wet/dry brush. Encycling the entire eye area be sure to soften and graduate outward for the perfect blended look. ADD MASCARA
STEP 5
CLEANING UP THE TERRITORY
Brush away any shadow that has fallen below the eye with a fluffy brush and clean up any area that has smeared with the q-tip.
STEP6
GOING SUPER DRAMATIC
Want a more dramatic look add more shadow and mascara
STEP7
FINISHING THE LIPS
If you wsnt to go for a classic smoky eye look,lightly line lios with a natural colour in peach or caramel..
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