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GET THE RIGHT HAIR STYLE FOR YOUR FACE

Going to the hairdresser can be a nerve-wracking experience, especially if you aren’t' sure what you want. Ease your nerves by doing some research ahead of time, browse women's magazines or the internet for examples of the style you're looking for, and don't be afraid to bring a few pictures into the salon with you. Sharing these pictures with the hairdresser will give him or her visual idea of what type of cut you're interested in.
The Fringe Bang

Want to make your fuller face look slimmer? Most hairstylists will tell you a slimming hairstyle can change your whole appearance dramatically. Here are a set of hair tips that do the trick: Layers, Wavy or Loose Curls, Relax or Straighten Curls, Don’t Cut above the Chin, Sweep Your Bangs to the Side, Get Highlights.

Look at current magazines and find a new hairstyle that will fit the new you. Have you heard the word about fringe? It’s the newest way make any haircut unique. Forget those old, blunt cut bangs, today’s fringes frame your face, cut out a curve, add softness to look or make a bold fashion statement.

The best fringe hairstyles are cut with a razor when hair is dry. This permits the ultimate in customizing, for a business hairstyle, small, individual pieces are razor to frame your eyes and blend into the sides.

If you like a more high-fashion approach, super-thick chunky fringe and even ones cut to two different length and tinted two-tones are the way to go. To choose the best fringe hairstyle for you, consult with your hair stylist.

 

Before you do study below get to know what your face shape is and how to make the most of how you look.

Know Your Face Type

ROUND FACE

Soft, choppy styles such as layers cut around the cheeks work better for round faces than pin-straight, flat or sleek styles do. Layers that fall just around the cheekbones will shade them and cause the face to look narrower. Volume on top of the crown will create a domed look that adds height and thus elongates the roundness of the face.

LONG FACE
Typical for a long face is a long and narrow bone structure. Women with a long facial shape frequently have a long thin neck also. With a long face shape you will need short to medium length hairstyles. A wedge hairstyle is a good idea. Use fringe bangs to cover your forehead and thus make your face look less long. You need some fullness at the sides to make it look wider. Use curls or soft waves. Layered haircuts work well with these face shape. Avoid long hairdos as it would make your face look even longer. Hair longer than shoulder length will not look good at all.

SQUARE FACE

Square faces need to avoid short crops, symmetry, or anything geometric which will enhance your face shape; instead, go for soft curves which will soften the severity of the square jaw line. If you can get a slightly voluminous point at the crown, this will also detract from the square outline. Light, wispy, see-through bangs can also soften the features. Stay away from blunt cuts and hard, sleek lines as these will exaggerate the square shape. A cut with soft curves, slight fringe bangs would be best for this face type.

HEART-SHAPED FACE

Faces that is narrow at the bottom and wide at the top need a cut that hides the hairline with graduated bangs and a choppy style that flips out on the ends. When the hair turns outwards rather than inwards, it equalizes the shape by giving volume around the narrow bottom of the face. If, on the other hand, your face is an upside-down heart (narrow at the top, heavier at the jaw) make sure there is fullness at the top of the head instead to balance out the chin.

DIAMOND – SHAPED FACE

Shape widest at the cheekbones, & narrow equally at the forehead & jaw line. A diamond face shape can also carry any style.

OVAL – SHAPED FACE

Curve linear shape. Length is equal to one and a half times width, with forehead and jaw the same width. So think of the oval face shape as an egg.

TRIANGLE – SHAPED FACE

A dominant jaw line that tapers or narrows toward the cheekbones & temples. A triangle face is similar to a heart shape, but with corners & angles. You can match the angles of your face for impact or counterbalance them for softness. Avoid necklaces that end with a point.

TipAs mentioned you will really need to get all the information from magazines and internet site pictures, to give you a better picture of what will suit your face shape. Of course you will be delving in the unknown as some of you have over the years stayed faithful to what you have been used to, so doing this may feel foreign. But hey let’s make some changes and inject a sense of adventure to enhance you as a women and to compliment your new change clothing style.

Secrets to dressing slimmer

Dress slimmer without the need to going black? Focus on what to wear instead of what not to wear. The feel-good factor is most important feeling about the clothes that you wear. The most common misconception people have about dressing slimmer is they have to wear black.

While black does provide an overall sleek appearance, it's not the only path to a svelter look. A first piece of advice: Give yourself more credit, know that you are normal and everyone's body is different. Once you start looking at yourself through a less critical lens, fashion can be a lot of fun.
Here are some tips:

1. Go monochromatic - First off, wearing a monochromatic colour scheme is elegant and flattering to all body types. Even wearing an all-white suit, for example, will look good on someone trying to dress slimmer because it doesn't chop up the body. The last thing you want to do is chop up your look with a different colour, which could make even a slim person look stocky.

2. Stop hiding behind baggy clothes, makes sure clothes fit you properly. Wearing clothes that are too baggy can easily add the illusion of five to 10 pounds to your frame and make it look as though you are hiding behind something. On the other hand, wearing clothes that fit properly; not too baggy and not too tight, exudes confidence.

3. Add accessories - Accessories are a smart trick for looking slimmer. Adding bangles or a nice pair of earrings is a great way to pull together an outfit and add a tasteful splash of colour to a monochromatic look. Accessories like a pendant or brooch draw the eye up, and toward your beautiful face.

4. Choose lower waistlines - When it comes to choosing the right pair of trousers, your best bet is to stick with a lower waistline with a flat front and no pleats. A slightly lower waistline helps to elongate your look, she explains. Pants should be on the longer side so there is a nice break at the cuff. Boots will finish the look, lengthen the legs, and can add height and elegance, she says.

5. Bet on belts - Belts can also be a great tool when trying to dress slimmer. Wearing a belt with a nice buckle lower on your hips will draw the eye to the belt and elongate your overall look, especially if the belt blends with your clothing colour. Belts can also help tie a look together, and are a very versatile accessory.

6. Skinny versus wide trousers? You can wear both. Since skinny trousers are still on the fashion radar, there are ways to wear them and look streamlined. If you are going to wear skinny trousers, pair them with a voluminous top or long blazer. The same principle applies when wearing a wide-legged trouser. Pair them with a fitted shirt or jacket. The whole outfit shouldn't be completely voluminous or stick straight. But pairing one with the other makes it simple to dress both slim, and stylish. If you are going to go with a skinny jean or trousers, then you can achieve a sleeker look with stylish boots worn over the trousers.

7. Wear colour - Use bright colours wisely. Since classic browns, beiges and charcoal grey looks good on everyone, she suggests bright splashes of colour as underpinnings to an outfit. Wear a rich magenta or deep blue camisole under a dark grey suit jacket to spice up your look without going over the top.

8. Flattering footwear - when helping her clients picks the right footwear chooses boots as the no-fail option. Boots are flattering on everyone, and everyone can look sleek in a boot. If you are wearing a pair of jeans, just adding boots and a blazer will complete your outfit, and also be slimming. Heels, too, are slimming footwear, but stay away from ankle straps, which cut off the lines of the legs, she explains. Wearing stylish clothes that fit you well and are comfortable can help retrain you to appreciate your body. After all, it's only when you are comfortable in your own skin that you can feel good in what you wear.