How to : Dark , Rich, Shinny Curls Hairstyle

Choosing sides. For hair that is. The tousled side look is the ultimate one-shoulder .
Dark, rich, shiny curls are the main accessory here, adding texture, drama, and the right amount of ooh-la-laa. A spritz of hair spray will help tame frizz and keep your locks on lock down.

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Cool Red Hat + Black Skirt + Print Shirt

Cool Red Hat + Black Skirt + Print Shirt + Shoulder Chain Bag

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Scarf Wrapped Low Bun

Every spring I decide I want to start playing with my hair more. My go-to's all through winter were the side pony and the side braid. I needed something easy that wouldn't get ruined by the brutally cold winds or the collar of my jacket. Soon it's going to get warmer and I want pretty but easy hair styles to go with it. I want to master some romantic up-dos, the fishtail braid, and I want to start pulling my hair back with cute pins.
Put a scarf on it! You’ve got the 60 second messy bun down to a science. Now take that bun from blah to ooh la la with a pretty printed scarf.

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Waterfall Braid

Let’s get real for just a sec. Most mornings, the snooze button gets priority over a few extra minutes of primping. We all know what it’s like to roll out of bed post-snoozing, only to stare into the mirror in absolute horror. You’ve got to get that mane under control. Lucky for you, we have solutions. Fast solutions. When a little extra sleep helps you get gorgeous (it’s called beauty rest for a reason) and your new warm weather hair routine only takes minutes, it’s a win-win situation. So go ahead, sleep in. With these quick ‘n’ easy spring hairdos, you can be well-rested and totally put together. After all, it’s spring, and you deserve to feel as fresh and beautiful as the season.
You could cure your spring hair boredom with a new cut… or embrace your locks and try the waterfall braid instead.

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Fringed and Layered Bun

This is a double layered high bun with short front fringes. You just need to pull all you hair together at your crown and fold it in two or three layers in order to create a huge bun.Blogger : Style Craze
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Sweet Girly Side Braid

Styling your long hair was never so easy. Finding it hard to believe? Well, let us be a bit detailed. If you have beautiful hair with enviable length, you can style it in a number of ways. Straighten it, curl it, twist it, tease it, fold it, braid it, color it, and do whatever else you want to do. All you need is some fresh ideas to look exceptional. So, here are some out of the box concepts to style your long locks and get a perfect celebrity-like makeover with your long hairstyle:
Get a layered haircut with rounded front fringes to master this flattering hairstyle. Keep the first wavy layer free and make a loose side plait with curly ends. You are all set to look dazzling.

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Blunt

The problem that often comes with styling long thin hair is that it’s difficult to style, as it lacks volume & bounce and curls & waves don’t stay on for long, or won’t even show up. Long thin hair often tends to look dull and flat, making your hair look boring. Changing your style and making a few ‘different’ cuts here and there might actually give your hair the illusion of more ‘fullness’ and make it look less flat, even interesting and fun actually.
Add some blunt bangs on the front, covering the entire forehead. This is also a great way to mask a broad forehead. Let the bangs fall till the eyes. This will accentuate your long hair and also accentuate your cheekbones.

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Travel Hair Tips

My hair care routine is generally pretty simple, especially while traveling. I don’t want to bring a whole suitcase full of products (which I could easily do), so I narrow it down to the basics of what I need for the occasion and what type of weather I’ll be heading to. Most of the time when I’m home, I let my hair air dry and sleep with it wet, which helps keep additional heat off of it since I curl it so often. When traveling, there are many different factors that go into it- I’m up working later than usual and my hair reacts differently to the weather/water where I’m staying -so I rely on blow drying and a few products in the morning to keep my hair soft and glossy.

Using a T3 dryer is a little bit life changing. I know that sounds dramatic, but it’s true! As someone with really thick hair, I always dread blow drying my hair because it can take forever if I’m using a not-so-great dryer. I also worry about the damage from the heat and creating little fly aways and broken hairs. The reason a T3 is better than others? Well, for starters, it dries my hair faster and leaves it smooth and shiny- not puffy and dry. It’s definitely worth the investment. (plus it has a dual-voltage, so you can use it in any country as long as you have the necessary adapter)

I’m not really brand loyal with the hair products I’m using and switch them up every few months. My most recent discovery and obsession is Lea Journo. I’ve been using her Hydrating Shampoo & Conditioner as well as her Gloss Cream and French Plum Oil. The products smell amazing and keep my hair healthy and hydrated. The gloss cream is definitely my favorite (I put it in after I get out of the shower) because it adds extra shine and keeps it frizz-free.

I’ve been using a wide tooth comb (I just buy them from Walgreens or whatever drugstore is closest) for years and can’t imagine using anything else. Even when I’m at a salon getting my hair done, I ask for them to use a wide tooth comb and just their hands. It has helped my hair grow longer because it doesn’t leave broken hairs from tangles and brushing too hard.

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Prom Hairstyles for Long Hair

The long curly hairstyle is simply twisted and inside out sittine on the back, yet it looks superbly luscious and charming. The shingling pins not only fix the hair base but also looks trendy and daisy.
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Elsa Braids

Even though it’s kind of a cliche costume, we’ve all been or want to be a Disney character for Halloween. I’ve dressed up as Snow White and Esmeralda in the recent past, and I’m sure I did at least one other Disney princess when I was a kid. Wearing a Disney costume is a fun way to pay homage to your favorite character – and it’s always cute!

But don’t just stop at the costume – you should make your hair and makeup authentic too! Here are 15 awesome Disney makeup and hair tutorials for the princesses as well as a few other beloved characters. The great thing about most of these is that you can use them other times during the year too, they’re not just for Halloween. Get to it!
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Curled Waterfall Braid

A waterfall braid with softly curled ends is elegant, but still low-maintenance.

The great thing about this braid is that it looks more intricate than it actually is.

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Easy Braid for those who can't French Braid.

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Plaid

 I looooveee this skirt so much! I have so many of the midi skirts that zip and I have a hard to getting the to fit correctly because my body is not proportional. This one is perfect with the elastic - it stays where you put it for the most part - and also has the loops for a belt! :) (Not to mention it is $42!) If you love comfy basics like me, check out the J.Crew Tissue Turtlenecks - I have them in an array of colors because they are so comfortable & I always use them under sweaters & coats!

This was just a simple church look - of course my hair remained simple as well because the wind here has been crazy! Half of the photos we snapped my bun was blowing over & it did not look cute :/. PS. if you start to wondering what is all over my skirt.. it was dead grass. Fitz had just gotten a bath, then ran outside to play, then hopped in my lap sharing all of the dead grass with me! :)

Hope you all have a great week!

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The Low Curled Pony

Morning you guys! So I guess you've already read the title and seen the picture below, and you've probably smiled at the fact that I'm all decked out in wedding garb.haha I figured though that with wedding season being in full swing, and the fact that wedding and prom tutorials are the more frequently requested types of tutorials, that this month's hairstyle week had better be focused in that direction!

What do you think? do I pull off the bride look okay? haha In all seriousness though this style is so fast and easy, and is such a classic and timeless look for a wedding, a prom, a night out with the ladies. I know that when I've styled ladies hair for weddings and proms especially, they want something that is a mix between up and down that way they get the best of both worlds, and this definitely fits the bill! So now that I've talked a bit about the tutorial and why I chose to share it today, lets get to the actual directions! 

Steps 1-3: Start by combing through your hair till it's smooth. If you have thin hair (like me:)) now would be a great time to tease your hair a bit at the back of your crown for some good lift and volume. clip up the top two thirds of your hair and (1) start curling the bottom third in large chunks with whatever hot tool you prefer:) (2) Pin up each curl as you complete it so it can set. Move on to curl the second third, and the last third, remembering to curl all the hair framing your face away from your face.  Combing each section of hair before you wrap it around the iron will ensure a silkier curl. Once your whole head is pinned up (should only have a dozen or so curls) (3) give your head a spritz with hair spray. 

Steps 4-6: Once your curls have cooled (a couple minutes), (4) let them all out and spray again. divide your head into rough thirds again (5) this time going vertical and leaving out the front. so you're going to have a left section and a right section that meet at the back and the front, with a very rough sort of circle of hair in the middle. (Hope that makes sense!) Grab a 2-3 inch chunk of hair right from the back of your middle section and (6) braid it, securing the end, and tugging the sides to widen the braid and give it fullness. 

Steps 7-9: Take the rest of your middle section and (7) tie it in a low ponytail, tug the hair at your crown. Wrap the braid around your head (covering the part) and pin it securely. (8) Twist your side sections one at a time towards your head slightly and (9) wrap them both over the ponytail, pinning on the opposite side. Fluff your curls a bit, spray with some good hold, and you're all set to go!!!

And that's it. It's definitely one of those styles that looks much more complex to do than it really is, while still looking effortless and easy. Even with my long hair it took me less than 15 minutes and half of that was in the curling! haha Also if you didn't need your curls to last extra long you wouldn't need to clip them up like I do, to set, which would shave off even more prep time!

 Well thanks so much for visiting today, I hope you had a really great memorial weekend, and I'll see you back here again soon! Lastly as usual if you give this or any of my other tutorials a shot I'd love to hear about it or see pictures if you posted any, so please let me know! That always makes me day:) 

Thanks for visiting, and have a great day! xo

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Braids, tan coat, sweater, winter, fall, shoes, hairstyle. 2015 Fashion

Braids, tan coat, sweater, winter, fall, shoes, hairstyle. 2015 Fashion

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