Katy Perry lets her hair down in GHD Iconic Era of Style 2011 Campaign. Beautiful and sexy pop star Katy Perry has been named the face of GHD’s hair care line and is looking just Va-Va-Voom in ‘Iconic Era’s of Style Campaign’.
Shot by famed photographer David LaChapelle, Perry is posing in very retro-style for GHD. Katy Perry is flaunting stunning three hairstyles in the campaign, in honor of the brand’s Iconic Eras of Style limited edition collection, that transcend do’s from throughout the decades; 50s, 70s, and 80s. Wow!!
Her 1950s look with hair curled tightly looks like Elizabeth Taylor-inspired do. In the picture, Katy is lounging on a satin quit-covered bed, donning a pretty peach chiffon dress. Just look at Katy Perry’s hairstyle.. Isn’t she looking dreamy??
Katy Perry’s hippy-chic hairstyle looks awesome with in brown animal print attire and that 80s style voluminous curls with bold colored dress, make it all the more stylish.
So, what do you think of Katy Perry’s hairdos? Which one did you like the most? Share your thoughts with sepphora-beautyzone.com in comment box below and also don’t forget to follow us on Facebook for more.
Shot by famed photographer David LaChapelle, Perry is posing in very retro-style for GHD. Katy Perry is flaunting stunning three hairstyles in the campaign, in honor of the brand’s Iconic Eras of Style limited edition collection, that transcend do’s from throughout the decades; 50s, 70s, and 80s. Wow!!
Her 1950s look with hair curled tightly looks like Elizabeth Taylor-inspired do. In the picture, Katy is lounging on a satin quit-covered bed, donning a pretty peach chiffon dress. Just look at Katy Perry’s hairstyle.. Isn’t she looking dreamy??
Katy Perry’s hippy-chic hairstyle looks awesome with in brown animal print attire and that 80s style voluminous curls with bold colored dress, make it all the more stylish.
So, what do you think of Katy Perry’s hairdos? Which one did you like the most? Share your thoughts with sepphora-beautyzone.com in comment box below and also don’t forget to follow us on Facebook for more.
Azzedine Alaia’s Leopard-Print Calf Hair Ankle Boots is definitely one of those designer shoes that will always keep you in style. However, it goes with a very expensive tag that not all of us can manage to pay for. Showcased on this ankle bootie is a calf hair construction which she designed with leopard prints all over. Complementing these are tan leather trims established along the collar and toe, and unique lace-up detailing that runs from the peep toe up to the cutaway vamp and ankle. Accentuating this pair are hints of ivory found on the stitching throughout the upper. More details include the silver-tone metal eyelets, whipstitch trim along the vamp, and 4.5 inch wooden heel.
If you have the money to spend and loves luxurious designer shoes, then get a pair of this Azzedine Alaia’s Leopard-Print Calf Hair Ankle Boots for a price of around $1,237. You can buy this beautiful shoes in www.net-a-porter.com.
So, what are your thoughts about Azzedine Alaia Laser-Cut Lace-Up Pumps?? HOT or NOT? Share your views with sepphora-beautyzone.com in comment box below and also don’t forget to follow us on Facebook for more.
Pro hair stylists are coming to the aid of those who lose themselves in the multitude of stylish hair trends. More so, in the case of the dapper crops that allow you to show your unique features and sport a brand new and versatile do. These chic short hairstyle ideas are the main source of inspiration if you're flirting with the idea of making the cut. Wait no more and read through the cute ideas and cool alternatives on how to enhance your locks with attitude and depth. Choose one of these looks that help you adapt to the new hair trends nailed down also by the most famous hair icons.
We know you're never averse to a notice-me outfit, especially at the height of party season, but what about your party hairstyle? Well, since that glittering evening is practically upon us, it's time to throw some smart-n-sassy beauty sense into your dress-up routine with an effortless, DIY hairstyle. But what really makes these 5 looks work are the accessories, which are to say, major, and the extra bonus is that theses winter hair accessories are far from one-hit wonders—besides being party-perfect, they can easily transition into wearable pieces. So, here's to mixing classic, can't-fail party eve hairstyles with some new and improved headbands, clips, or sparkling combs—you might even want to leave your jewelry at home!
1. The Shining—With a season ablaze in sequins and sparkle, it's no surprise that glimmering accents are making a splash in holiday hairstyles. Maintain the ideal balance of sparkle by keeping things simple with smooth, flowing waves. Add a gemstone clip on the side or use it to secure an easy ponytail, and all eyes will be on you, not a hair faux pas. Keep the look smooth and frizz-free with a light hair oil.
Above, from left: Chanel Paris-Byzance Metiers D'Art Show hair by Vincent Lappartient, photo courtesy of Chanel; Anthropologie Glittering Arc Barrette, $18, available at Anthropologie; Lipsy Pearl Detail Hair Band, $17.24, available at ASOS.
Above, from left: Ban.do Rhinestone Bobbi Pin, $130, available at Ban.do; Shu Uemura Essence Absolue Nourishing Protective Oil, $65, available at Shu Uemura Art of Hair; Urban Outfitters Leaf Headband, $18, available at Urban Outfitters; Urban Renewal Vintage Jeweled Bobby Pins, $20, available at Urban Outfitters.
2. Wild Child—There's nothing wrong with letting out your inner party girl to ring in the New Year. Mix metal studs with sweet ballerina buns for a play on contradictions or channel a unbridled Studio 54 vibe with free-flowing hair and gold-accented headband. If you're going the ballerina bun route, remember to style it toward the back of the head, not at the top. Otherwise you'll be faced with some unflattering competition. A touchable hairspray holds the style in place and a texturizer will add natural movement or a touch of sexy-messy.
Above, from left: Gold Saturn Black Spiked Hairband, $62, available at Gold Saturn; Eugenia Kim Luca Headband, $54.60, available at Shopbop; Tresemme 24 Hour Body Foaming Mousse, $4.49, available at Walgreens; Bumble and bumble Spray de Mode, $25, available at Bumble and bumble; Be & D Studded Headband, $52.50, available at Shopbop.
3. The Feminine Greaser—This style is less complicated than it looks, and lets you go crazy with bobby-pins. Divide your hair into four sections (top, sides, and back) and prep with hairspray. Curl each section, starting with the front, with a curling iron in two-inch pieces and pin into rolls. After letting the hair cool, twist part of the back section into a bun at the nape of the neck and twist the remaining curls into "S" shapes at the back of the head and secure with pins. Next, slick the side sections back (add some gel) and pin with bobby-pins and barrettes. Work the ends of the sides into the updo. Spray the top section with more hairspray, and brush into a slight pouf and pin.
Above, from left: Suno spring 2011 hair photos, courtesy of Suno; Aveda Control Force Hairspray, $26, available at Aveda; Sebastian Gel Forte, $12.49, visit Sebastian Professional for stores; Goody Bobby Slides, $3.99, available at CVS.
4. Extreme Side Effects—Ranging from sleek to curly, the severe side part with a clip is another quick way to take your hair into evening territory. Create your part, sweep the hair across your forehead, and clip on the side. Spray it lightly with dry shampoo to add texture, or slick back into a bun or ponytail.
Above, from left: Rodarte spring 2011 hair photos, courtesy of Aveda; Klorane Dry Shampoo with Oat Milk, $18, available at Sephora; Goody Chandelier Barrettes, $5.49, available at Target stores.
Above, from left: Badgley Mischka runway photos by David Webber, courtesy of Badgley Mischka; Jason Wu photo courtesy of Jason Wu; Forever 21 Rhinestone-Encrusted Bobby Pins, $2.50 the set of three, available at Forever 21.
5. The Easy A—Adding a comb or accented pin to any hairstyle is a fast and uncomplicated way to amp up a New Year's Eve ensemble. Pull one or both sides back and leave hair down, slide a pin into just one side of the hair just above the ear, or even stick a comb into the side of a French Twist or top of a bun. Experiment and see what works for you, but really, going beyond two combs or clips will max out your 'do. Don't go overboard.
Above, from left: Mimco Femme Fatale Hair Comb, $43.10, available at ASOS; DLC Brooklyn Music Note Hair Comb, $45, available at DLC Brooklyn; Colette Malouf Curved Petal Mesh Barrette, $158, available at Collette Malouf.
1. The Shining—With a season ablaze in sequins and sparkle, it's no surprise that glimmering accents are making a splash in holiday hairstyles. Maintain the ideal balance of sparkle by keeping things simple with smooth, flowing waves. Add a gemstone clip on the side or use it to secure an easy ponytail, and all eyes will be on you, not a hair faux pas. Keep the look smooth and frizz-free with a light hair oil.
Above, from left: Chanel Paris-Byzance Metiers D'Art Show hair by Vincent Lappartient, photo courtesy of Chanel; Anthropologie Glittering Arc Barrette, $18, available at Anthropologie; Lipsy Pearl Detail Hair Band, $17.24, available at ASOS.
Above, from left: Ban.do Rhinestone Bobbi Pin, $130, available at Ban.do; Shu Uemura Essence Absolue Nourishing Protective Oil, $65, available at Shu Uemura Art of Hair; Urban Outfitters Leaf Headband, $18, available at Urban Outfitters; Urban Renewal Vintage Jeweled Bobby Pins, $20, available at Urban Outfitters.
2. Wild Child—There's nothing wrong with letting out your inner party girl to ring in the New Year. Mix metal studs with sweet ballerina buns for a play on contradictions or channel a unbridled Studio 54 vibe with free-flowing hair and gold-accented headband. If you're going the ballerina bun route, remember to style it toward the back of the head, not at the top. Otherwise you'll be faced with some unflattering competition. A touchable hairspray holds the style in place and a texturizer will add natural movement or a touch of sexy-messy.
Above, from left: Gold Saturn Black Spiked Hairband, $62, available at Gold Saturn; Eugenia Kim Luca Headband, $54.60, available at Shopbop; Tresemme 24 Hour Body Foaming Mousse, $4.49, available at Walgreens; Bumble and bumble Spray de Mode, $25, available at Bumble and bumble; Be & D Studded Headband, $52.50, available at Shopbop.
3. The Feminine Greaser—This style is less complicated than it looks, and lets you go crazy with bobby-pins. Divide your hair into four sections (top, sides, and back) and prep with hairspray. Curl each section, starting with the front, with a curling iron in two-inch pieces and pin into rolls. After letting the hair cool, twist part of the back section into a bun at the nape of the neck and twist the remaining curls into "S" shapes at the back of the head and secure with pins. Next, slick the side sections back (add some gel) and pin with bobby-pins and barrettes. Work the ends of the sides into the updo. Spray the top section with more hairspray, and brush into a slight pouf and pin.
Above, from left: Suno spring 2011 hair photos, courtesy of Suno; Aveda Control Force Hairspray, $26, available at Aveda; Sebastian Gel Forte, $12.49, visit Sebastian Professional for stores; Goody Bobby Slides, $3.99, available at CVS.
4. Extreme Side Effects—Ranging from sleek to curly, the severe side part with a clip is another quick way to take your hair into evening territory. Create your part, sweep the hair across your forehead, and clip on the side. Spray it lightly with dry shampoo to add texture, or slick back into a bun or ponytail.
Above, from left: Rodarte spring 2011 hair photos, courtesy of Aveda; Klorane Dry Shampoo with Oat Milk, $18, available at Sephora; Goody Chandelier Barrettes, $5.49, available at Target stores.
Above, from left: Badgley Mischka runway photos by David Webber, courtesy of Badgley Mischka; Jason Wu photo courtesy of Jason Wu; Forever 21 Rhinestone-Encrusted Bobby Pins, $2.50 the set of three, available at Forever 21.
5. The Easy A—Adding a comb or accented pin to any hairstyle is a fast and uncomplicated way to amp up a New Year's Eve ensemble. Pull one or both sides back and leave hair down, slide a pin into just one side of the hair just above the ear, or even stick a comb into the side of a French Twist or top of a bun. Experiment and see what works for you, but really, going beyond two combs or clips will max out your 'do. Don't go overboard.
Above, from left: Mimco Femme Fatale Hair Comb, $43.10, available at ASOS; DLC Brooklyn Music Note Hair Comb, $45, available at DLC Brooklyn; Colette Malouf Curved Petal Mesh Barrette, $158, available at Collette Malouf.
If the abundance of 2011 fashion trends already has you buzzing, then brace yourself for our round-up of 2011 hair trends, because it's about to get epic. We're not suggesting taking your tresses to any too-styled level, but nothing shakes things up like a new 'do, and you'll be hard pressed not to fall for the wearable élan of this season's offerings. We give a nod to short with the pixie's bad-ass cousin; say goodbye to the topknot as buns go low; and try something serious with a more severe side part. Plus, from an off-to-the-side swoop to thick, Jane Birkin-esque '70s fringe, bangs are definitely back. So, whether you're down to take some style risks or just want to effortlessly change things up, we've got your new look covered.
The Low Bun—Last year may have been the year of the top knot, but that's all about to change as buns make a shift to the nape. Pair the style with some sexy-glamorous sunnies for a relaxed-yet-elegant, warm-weather vibe.
Tip: Guido Palau, who created the look for Nina Ricci's spring show, recommends starting with a center part. Next, pull hair into a low ponytail, making sure to cover the ears. Then twist the ponytail into a loose knot. Remember, a too-tight style will look overly austere, so keep it loose for a touch of bohemian flair.
The Tools: Redken Thickening Lotion 06 Body Builder, $14.99, visit Redken for stores; John Frieda Frizz-Ease Hair Serum, $9.99, available at CVS.
The New Side Part—We've been digging the extreme side part for a while, but now we're really crushing on them because of the versatility. The look works on both long and short hair and can go sleek and minimal or curly and wild.
The Tip: Sam Brocato, owner of Sam Brocato Salon, gives us the key to finding your perfect part: "Place a comb flat against the side of your head. The spot where your head leaves the comb is where the part should be placed. Pull hair into a sleek, low ponytail or secure curls with a few bobby-pins."
The Tools: Aveda Be Curly Curl Enhancer, $19, available at Aveda; Garnier Fructis Style Wet Shine Gel, $4.00, available at Target.
The Jane Birkin Bang—Though there's a decidedly '70s feel to this look, blunt bangs are very of-the-moment, as proven by Mulberry, Twinkle, and a slew of spring designer look-books.
The Tip: "With this look, the fringe becomes your main accessory," says Kattia Solano of Butterfly Studio Salon. "Bangs should be heavy, slightly longer on the sides, and kept below the eyebrows. Layers are long and flowing, with a slight angle below the chin. Blow dry your bangs with a brush, then spray hairspray on a comb and comb through to make them look solid and thick."
The Tool: Blow Blow Out Serious Non-Stick Hair Spray, $19.75, available at Blow NY.
The Punky Short Cut—Ready for a big change in 2011? Go short with the messy, punk-inspired cut that popped up on the spring runways—think Carmen Kass and Balenciaga. Keeping some length on top maintains femininity, while a bit of disheveled drama makes it a little rowdy.
The Tip: "The most versatile way to get this look is an undercut with length on top," says Pasquale Ferrante, co-founder of ION Studio. "To style, use a texturizing spray when wet, followed by a wax-based styling product once hair is dry."
The Tools: Davines Defining Wonder Wax, $24, visit Davines.com for locations; Fekkai Bouffant Coiff Lifting and Texturizing Spray Gel, $23, available at Sephora.
The Swoop—We've mentioned this quick-change style before, and we predict it's going to big for 2011. Go au naturel, like at Rodarte's spring show, or super sleek à la Louis Vuitton.
The Tip: Loosely pin your bangs to the side, either with bobby-pins or a barrette. Use a dry shampoo to add texture or gel for hold and shine.
The Tools: Bastiste Dry Shampoo, $7.99, available at Ulta.com; Sebastian Gel Forte, $12.49, visit Sebastian Professional for stores.
So, which hairstyle did you liked the most?
Share your thoughts with sepphora-beautyzone.com in comment box below and also don’t forget to follow us on Twitter and Facebook for more.
The Low Bun—Last year may have been the year of the top knot, but that's all about to change as buns make a shift to the nape. Pair the style with some sexy-glamorous sunnies for a relaxed-yet-elegant, warm-weather vibe.
Tip: Guido Palau, who created the look for Nina Ricci's spring show, recommends starting with a center part. Next, pull hair into a low ponytail, making sure to cover the ears. Then twist the ponytail into a loose knot. Remember, a too-tight style will look overly austere, so keep it loose for a touch of bohemian flair.
The Tools: Redken Thickening Lotion 06 Body Builder, $14.99, visit Redken for stores; John Frieda Frizz-Ease Hair Serum, $9.99, available at CVS.
The New Side Part—We've been digging the extreme side part for a while, but now we're really crushing on them because of the versatility. The look works on both long and short hair and can go sleek and minimal or curly and wild.
The Tip: Sam Brocato, owner of Sam Brocato Salon, gives us the key to finding your perfect part: "Place a comb flat against the side of your head. The spot where your head leaves the comb is where the part should be placed. Pull hair into a sleek, low ponytail or secure curls with a few bobby-pins."
The Tools: Aveda Be Curly Curl Enhancer, $19, available at Aveda; Garnier Fructis Style Wet Shine Gel, $4.00, available at Target.
The Jane Birkin Bang—Though there's a decidedly '70s feel to this look, blunt bangs are very of-the-moment, as proven by Mulberry, Twinkle, and a slew of spring designer look-books.
The Tip: "With this look, the fringe becomes your main accessory," says Kattia Solano of Butterfly Studio Salon. "Bangs should be heavy, slightly longer on the sides, and kept below the eyebrows. Layers are long and flowing, with a slight angle below the chin. Blow dry your bangs with a brush, then spray hairspray on a comb and comb through to make them look solid and thick."
The Tool: Blow Blow Out Serious Non-Stick Hair Spray, $19.75, available at Blow NY.
The Punky Short Cut—Ready for a big change in 2011? Go short with the messy, punk-inspired cut that popped up on the spring runways—think Carmen Kass and Balenciaga. Keeping some length on top maintains femininity, while a bit of disheveled drama makes it a little rowdy.
The Tip: "The most versatile way to get this look is an undercut with length on top," says Pasquale Ferrante, co-founder of ION Studio. "To style, use a texturizing spray when wet, followed by a wax-based styling product once hair is dry."
The Tools: Davines Defining Wonder Wax, $24, visit Davines.com for locations; Fekkai Bouffant Coiff Lifting and Texturizing Spray Gel, $23, available at Sephora.
The Swoop—We've mentioned this quick-change style before, and we predict it's going to big for 2011. Go au naturel, like at Rodarte's spring show, or super sleek à la Louis Vuitton.
The Tip: Loosely pin your bangs to the side, either with bobby-pins or a barrette. Use a dry shampoo to add texture or gel for hold and shine.
The Tools: Bastiste Dry Shampoo, $7.99, available at Ulta.com; Sebastian Gel Forte, $12.49, visit Sebastian Professional for stores.
So, which hairstyle did you liked the most?
Share your thoughts with sepphora-beautyzone.com in comment box below and also don’t forget to follow us on Twitter and Facebook for more.
No matter how many photos of Carrie Underwood you flash before your stylist, there's always a 50/50 chance your hair will come out looking brassy, bleached, bright yellow, or just plain fake.
We asked celebrity colorist and blonde expert Rick Wellman of Patrick Melville Salon in New York what it takes to get the perfect blonde hair color -- and he should know!
He's worked with two of the most sought after blonde manes in Hollywood: Heidi Klum and Blake Lively.
Here's what he says are the 10 things you need to know before going blonde.
10. What is your blonde budget?
Going blonde requires maintenance. If you are going to do it, make sure you can afford the upkeep every 4 to 12 weeks, depending on the desired blondness and your existing natural color.9. Be aware of your natural level of color
Imagine hair color range to be from 1 to 12, with 1 being the darkest level of black and 12 the lightest blonde. It may be a long time before you see your natural hair color again, or even remember it. It is rare that anyone over the age of 16 actually has a natural level lighter than a 7.8. Be ready to upgrade and change your shampoo and conditioner routine
Typically, going blonde requires higher levels of ammonia or bleaching products. You will notice a texture change in your hair that most likely will require less shampooing and more conditioning. I recommend finding a gentler sulfate free shampoo and a reconstructive treatment mask.7. Find a blonde color specialist
Be on the lookout for someone whose color you admire. Approach them and inquire "Who does your color?" Don't be afraid to ask someone that same question whose color you think is hideous, so you know where not to go. If your colorist pulls out a crochet hook and a plastic cap, reschedule with someone else.6. Know how blonde you want to go
There are many different shades of blonde to choose from.Be aware of cool and warm shades, and which one compliments your skin best.
Bring pictures of blondes you like (and even ones you don't like) to your colorist.
Make sure they are realistic, and in color, not black and white. Also keep in mind, blondes will look different depending on the surrounding light.
5. Be ready for a make-up change
Your hair color is the frame for your face. Going blonde will directly affect your current shade of lipstick, which most likely will need to change. Visit a nearby make-up counter directly after your blonde session, and get some make-up tips from someone who has never seen you before.4. Know if you need highlights, a single process, or both
If you are a level 7 or above, you most likely can become a blonde with highlights only. Any darker and you may require a single process, even a base breaker (which is bumping up your natural color slightly one level) or both, if you are a level 5 or lower. You will need to learn this lingo to ensure your future blonde appointments are scheduled with the appropriate amount of time needed.3. Ask for a glaze
After going blonde, a glaze is a non-peroxide treatment with sheer shade options that help achieve that perfect blonde tone, and seal in an extra 4 to 6 weeks of shine.2. Be ready not to be taken as seriously
Blondes are stereotyped as intellectually handicapped. Be prepared to hear some stupid blonde jokes from some idiots.1. Know the reason you are going blonde
Is it because you heard blondes have more fun and you're bored, or maybe you spotted your spouse eyeballing up a blonde bimbo? Either way, have fun with it! Hair color is the easiest thing you can do to dramatically change your appearance without going under the knife.
Hot and sexy rockstar Rihanna, who is known for her super-hit music “Umbrella” and “Please Don’t Stop The Music” is equally famous for her ever-changing hairstyles. The 22 year old Hollywood diva is today’s one of the most popular trend-setting stars and has become a style icon for young generation. Her hairstyles are always super chic and leaves her millions of crazy fans thinking ‘WOW’.
The finest haircare treatment ever created by Kérastase. Rediscover true hair beauty.
This treatment includes;
- 200 ml Masque
- 50 ml jar of pearls
- Mixer bowl and spatula
Kearastase's most incredible and technologically advanced formula to date:
- Hair is left incredibly soft, supple and shiny
- Hair fibre is deeply nourished and strengthened
- Hair integrity is preserved
- Scalp is regenerated and hydrated
- Use in conjunction with your existing Kérastase homecare programme
Application:
1) Apply the appropriate Kérastase Bain to wet hair. Rinse.
2) Using the spatula, fill the CHRONOLOGISTE bowl with the rich CHRONOLOGISTE masque up to the mark (approximately 20 grams).
3) Add 10 pumps of CHRONOLOGISTE caviar pearls into the bowl.
4) Mix using the spatula (the pearl membranes will remain visible, this is normal and does not affect the performance of the product)
5) On towel-dried hair, part the hair, apply and massage the treatment section by section to the scalp, lengths and ends. Leave on for 10 minutes.
6) To rinse, add a little water to the hair to create a lather and massage through the hair like a shampoo. Rinse thoroughly to ensure that all traces of the pearls have been removed out.
7) Rinse the CHRONOLOGISTE bowl for the next application.
8) Style as usual.
Technology: MIMETIC CAVIAR CONCENTRATE
Never before have so many active ingredients been seen together in on Kérastase formula.
1) MADECASSOSIDE: Leaves the scalp feeling soothed and hydrated
> Regenerates the scalp
2) VITAMINS A & E: Anti-oxidant protection leaves the hair safeguarded from external aggressions
> Protects the colour
3) GLUCO LIPIDS & SQUALANE + TRIO OF NEW CERAMIDES
> Strengthens the hair fibre
4) CATIONIC DERIVATIVES + Silicone concentrate
> Gives softness and shine
5) PACIFIC SEA WATER
> Gives intense nutrition to the hair
You can see and buy products here:www.kerastase.com
Wash and go hairstyles are perfect for women with a busy schedule, women who realize the importance of hair styles. Paying attention to hair styling and hair care is a must if you wish to look and feel fabulous as the right hairstyle and haircut can enhance your natural beauty by emphasizing your best facial features.
Because choosing the right haircut is not easy, as face shape and hair type are determining factors of your choice, we have selected some of the hottest and most feminine wash and go hairstyles and haircuts from which you can inspire yourself.
Short hairstyles definitely fall into the wash and go hairstyles category as the hairs short length allows the hair to be styled in minutes. There are a variety of wash and go Short hairstyles
Sexy short hairstyles are perfect for women with straight or wavy hair and very feminine facial features. The pixie haircut is one of the most popular short hairstyles due to its sexiness and style and a variety of celebrities have selected pixie haircuts due to their style and low maintenance level. Choppy layers help give the pixie cut more texture and a subtle messy look, a look that is quite popular especially during this summer season.
Asymmetric short hairstyles can help you create a punk inspired look that exudes style and confidence as they are a magnet when it comes to attraction. Cutting the hair short on one side and than allowing the hair to get progressively longer while crossing to the other side of the head create a powerful effect which suits women with powerful personalities who exude confidence. Choosing a glossy hair color can help enhance the cut so choose a hair color that suits your skin tone and personality best.
Women with straight hair can choose this type of haircut in order for the hair to receive a stylish, easy to maintain look.
Short hairstyles with bangs look fabulous and allow women to be a bit more versatile with their hair. Side swept bangs help soften the facial features and enhance femininity. The bangs can be allowed to fall straight or can be flipped over for a more nonconformist look. Sleek straight hair works best with this type of cut so the hair can receive the right posture and low maintenance style.
Make sure short hairstyles suit your face shape before going ahead and getting a haircut as not everyone can pull off short hair!
